Clinical Nutritionist in Dubai for PCOS and Gut Health

Nutrition support for PCOS

PCOS affects every woman differently, which is why generic diet advice so often fails. As a PCOS nutritionist in Dubai, Simran Nijhawan builds personalised, evidence-based plans around your health history, blood results, symptoms and goals. Nutrition cannot cure PCOS, but the right approach can genuinely help you manage weight, energy, cravings and cycles, and Simran’s clinical training means her advice is grounded in medical insight rather than social media trends.

Gut health, bloating and IBS

Simran’s other core focus is gut health: IBS, bloating, food intolerances, constipation and the fatigue and brain fog that so often travel with them. Rather than cutting out foods indefinitely, she works through a structured process to identify what is actually driving your symptoms, then rebuilds a diet you can enjoy and sustain. She also supports patients with high cholesterol, blood sugar control, prenatal and postnatal nutrition and weight management.

From EEMC patient to in-house nutritionist

Simran’s passion for nutrition began at Emirates European Medical Centre, not as a practitioner but as a client. Experiencing first-hand how nutrition transformed her own health sparked her career change, and she is proud to have returned as the clinic’s in-house nutritionist. She believes food should be empowering, not overwhelming, and that real results come from sustainable changes tailored to your lifestyle, medical history and goals.

Clinical training in London hospitals

Simran holds a Bachelor of Science in Nutrition from King’s College London and a Master of Science in Dietetics from Leeds Beckett University. She worked in leading Central London hospitals, including Chelsea and Westminster and Northwick Park, supporting patients with complex needs across gastroenterology, liver disease, hyperlipidaemia, stroke rehabilitation, antenatal care and weight management. She is registered with the Dubai Health Authority and with the UK’s Health and Care Professions Council, registration DT032653, which you can verify on the HCPC register, and she is a member of the British Dietetic Association.

Part of a wider clinical team

Working inside a multidisciplinary clinic means Simran’s patients get joined-up care. Patients recovering from injury with the clinic’s chiropractors often pair treatment with nutrition support, and those managing chronic pain can combine her input with the clinic’s drug-free pain relief treatments. Outside clinic hours you will find her on the tennis or padel court, practising yoga or experimenting in the kitchen.