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Dietitian Adelyn Khoo

Senior Clinical Dietitian

Prov. Accredited Practising Dietitian (APD), Dietitians Australia

Bachelor of Nutrition & Dietetics, Adelaide

Adelyn has over 9 years of experience as a dietitian, having seen 3000+ clients for medical nutrition therapy sessions for various issues, from weight loss, weight gain, high cholesterol, heart disease, fatty liver, hypertension, (pre-) diabetes, gut health, IBS & digestive issues, sports nutrition (muscle gain), osteoporosis, fertility, maternal nutrition and more.

Adelyn’s experience working alongside traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) physicians at PULSE also gives her the unique expertise in integrating TCM with medical dietetics. She is able to help incorporate clients’ TCM diagnosis and recommendations into their nutrition plan.

Rather than simply instructing clients what to do, Adelyn believes in focusing on what the client wants to achieve and empowering them to make the right choices to reach their health goals.

Specialty: Weight management, Recovery nutrition, Osteoporosis, Cellular nutrition, Prediabetes, Chronic disease management (High cholesterol, Type 2 diabetes, Hypertension, Heart disease), Nutrigenomics.
Areas of Interest: Sports nutrition, Gut health (IBS), Metabolic health, TCM, Fertility, Maternal nutrition.

Adelyn is an advocate for personalised and sustainable nutrition for every individual. She focuses on improving your quality of life (improved energy levels, body positivity, food positivity, improved health) through a custom-designed plan to help you achieve your goals.

With her 8 years of experience in nutrigenomics (CircleDNA) and medical nutrition therapy, Adelyn incorporates the integration of a TCM-meets-Western-science concept that will help to improve your lifestyle.


Recent posts by Dietitian Adelyn Khoo

Some festive delicacies are only available during the Lunar New Year, and they have a special significance of being lucky or auspicious.It’s often said that if you eat such foods, they bring good luck, fortune and good health to those who enjoy and eat them. How true is that? PULSE Clinical Dietitian Adelyn Khoo shares more […]
Experiencing sore muscles for a day or two after an intensive workout or vigorous exercise is common, especially if you are increasing your exercise intensity or starting on a new sport or exercise.Read on to find out how to speed up muscle recovery with 3 easy steps!
Brown rice, red rice, jasmine rice, wild rice, black rice, sushi rice, basmati rice – what makes them different and which is the most nutritious?In fact, there are only 2 main categorisations— polished rice, and unpolished rice. Read on to learn more on which type of rice you should go for and why. Polished Rice […]
Many people struggle with losing weight. With misinformation, conflicting advice, and fad diets that are ineffective or do more harm than good, people seeking to lose weight often find themselves plateauing and going back to square one. Does this sound like your experience? Find out what suits your body’s needs and target the issues impeding […]
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