#1 Passion

Nutrition Nerd

Hi, I’m Oksana! A clinical dietitian by calling, who knows what it’s like to seek answers where others see dead ends.

My passion? Root-cause hunting, not symptom patching. Why? Because I’ve walked the path from “why me?” to “aha, so that’s the deal!”.

My story?

  • My grandmother taught me that medicine isn’t just numbers – it’s listening.
  • My mum, a nurse by vocation, showed me how to blend science with empathy (Thanks to her, I know every “I can’t lose weight” hides a story worth hearing).
  • London gave me the tools to merge modern science with nature’s wisdom.

Why do I do this?
Because I’ve been there – searching for answers. Today, I know every illness has its source, and diet is the map that leads to it. I dig deep into the roots of problems (e.g., Why does the scale stall despite dieting? Why are your kidneys acting up?). Trust my nerdy dedication – I’ll guide you toward better health and well-being.

My motto: “Health is the greatest human value”

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  • Personalised Approach

    “There are no silly questions – only unresolved doubts.” Forget cookie-cutter diets. I create plans that factor in your love for potatoes or night-shift work. I analyse not just lab results but your lifestyle, favourite flavours, and… emotions (yes, even stress levels – the silent metabolism killer).

  • Holistic Care

    My superpower? “Blending science with your grandma’s kitchen.” I use cutting-edge research but never overlook nature’s power (e.g. mindfulness, natural liver-supporting or metabolism-boosting). I see health as a puzzle – if a piece is missing (e.g., magnesium deficiency with kidney stones), we’ll find it.

  • No Judgement Zone

    No bans here – just mindful choices. If you snack impulsively, you’ll get support, not a lecture. Together, we’ll uncover the why (boredom? stress? deficiencies?). This is a space where you can say, “I’m exhausted” and hear, “Let’s figure out how to change that.”

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#2 knowledge

The London University

Education & Certifications

I began my career in London, earning a Clinical Dietetics degree (RD BSc Dietitian & Nutritionist). My dissertation focused on energy drinks’ health impact and their link to obesity – where I learned to bridge science with real patient struggles.

I’m a member of The British Dietetic Association (BDA) and The Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). Currently, I work as a Band 7 Renal/Nephrology Specialist Dietitian for the NHS and run AnaskoMed Clinic.

“Knowledge without empathy is hollow. Empathy without knowledge is blind.”

Clinical Experience

Specialisations

  • Obesity with comorbidities (diabetes, fatty liver, insulin resistance),
  • Kidney diseases (dialysis, nephrolithiasis, CKD),
  • Complex metabolic cases (e.g., iron malabsorption, anaemia, low ferritin),
  • Recovery support (e.g. post-transplant and autoimmune)

Nephrology became my passion during training at The Royal London Hospital – a leading European centre. There, I specialised in dialysis and renal nutrition, managing high-risk nephrology wards.

Other Hospital Experience:

  • The London Homerton University Hospital & Southend University Hospital – Chronic/Metabolic disease,
  • The Mile End Hospital Diabetes Centre – Diabetes care,
  • Ipswich University Hospital – Gastroenterology, Oncology, Nephrology,
  • Royal London, Whipps Cross, Queen’s, Redbridge, Newham, and Midland University Hospitals – Nephrology.

PRACTICE

Why It Matters for You

HCPC = Safety Net:
My advice is evidence-based – no myths or fads.

BDA = Cutting-Edge Knowledge:
I attend regular training (e.g., autoimmune nutrition) and track the latest research (e.g., gut microbiome’s role in obesity).

What This Means for You:

  • If you ask, “Can I eat legumes with low ferritin?” – I’ll assess your iron labs and inflammation markers.
  • If you say, “I’m anaemic and clueless about meals” – I’ll craft an iron-rich plan with absorption hacks.
  • If you wonder, “Why am I always tired?” – I’ll check your diet, kidneys, liver, and stress levels.

“Knowing isn’t enough – applying matters. I do both.”

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  • BDA Freelance Dietitians

  • BDA London

  • BDA Maternal and Fertility Nutrition

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Power of Knowledge

Why is the protection of the HCPC professional title important?

The HCPC (Health and Care Professions Council) registration ensures that dietitians meet the required standards of education, professional competence, and conduct.

It provides a framework for ongoing professional development, ethical practice, and accountability. By seeking care from an HCPC-registered dietitian, you can be assured of receiving safe, evidence-based, and top-quality healthcare services.

Why is it important to have a dietitian who is a member of the BDA?

The British Dietetic Association (BDA) is the professional body for dietitians in the UK. Being a member of the BDA demonstrates that a dietitian is committed to upholding the highest standards of professional practice and adhering to a strict code of ethics.

It ensures that the dietitian is part of a professional community and has access to ongoing professional development and resources to stay updated with the latest research and advancements in the field of nutrition.

Dietitian vs. Nutritionist

Dietitian and Nutritionist are two distinct roles in the field of nutrition in the UK.

A Dietitian is a regulated healthcare professional who has completed a degree in Dietetics and is registered with professional bodies such as the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). They provide evidence-based dietary advice and therapeutic interventions for various health conditions.

On the other hand, a Nutritionist focuses on promoting overall health and well-being through dietary and lifestyle interventions. While Nutritionists may have or may not have qualifications and certifications in nutrition, they are not regulated by law and do not have the same level of clinical training as Dietitians.

Oksana Rozponczyk has both Dietitian and Nutritionist completed a degree. Having both degrees completed allows us to offer a range of services tailored to individual needs, ensuring the best possible outcomes for our clients.

Why is evidence-based medicine important?

In the field of nutrition, evidence-based practice is crucial because it allows dietitians to provide recommendations that are supported by scientific research and tailored to each individual's specific needs.

By following evidence-based guidelines and staying updated with the latest research, dietitians can offer the most effective and safe nutrition interventions to help individuals achieve their health and wellness goals.

At AnaskoMed Clinic, we are committed to providing evidence-based care to ensure the highest quality of service for our patients.

Our four steps of Patient care

Invesigate health research results

I know what it’s like to hear ‘it’s just your genes’ or “that’s just how you’re built” – which is why I focus on root causes, not quick fixes.

Initial dietitian consultation

When you visit AnaskoMed Clinic for your initial consultation, you can expect personalised attention and comprehensive care.

Our healthcare providers take the time to listen attentively to your health history, concerns, and goals.

Through detailed discussions and thorough assessments, we gather the necessary information to create a holistic picture of your health.

This allows us to develop a deeper understanding of your unique needs and design a tailored treatment plan that addresses your specific requirements.

Preparing a goals and diet plan

Achieving your health goals begins with setting clear and achievable objectives.

At AnaskoMed Clinic, we work closely with you to identify your desired outcomes and formulate realistic goals that align with your individual circumstances.

Our dedicated healthcare team collaborates with you to create a personalised diet plan that considers your preferences, dietary restrictions, and nutritional requirements.

We provide you with practical strategies, nutritional guidance, and meal plans that empower you to make sustainable and positive changes to your diet.

Monitoring results and well-being

We believe in the importance of continuous monitoring and follow-up care to ensure your ongoing well-being.

At AnaskoMed Clinic, we closely track your progress and regularly assess the effectiveness of your treatment plan.

By monitoring your results, we can make any necessary adjustments and provide the support and guidance you need to stay on track.

Our dedicated healthcare professionals are committed to your overall well-being, offering ongoing support and guidance to help you achieve lasting health improvements and maintain a balanced and fulfilling lifestyle.

#3 Care

We Believe in You!

I Don’t Dictate – I Collaborate.
I listen to your lab results and daily struggles (“Why do I crave sweets after work?” “Why can’t I cook healthy meals?”).

How I Work:

  1. Listen: Review your health history, labs, and even your spice rack.
  2. Plan: Build a personalised strategy that fits your routine – not the other way around.
  3. Support: Track progress and tweak your plan so it feels like teamwork, not a “diet”. I’ll be with you at every step – even when sugar cravings strike.

No Shame – Just Clarity.

I don’t believe in quick fixes. I believe in you:
✓ Your needs,
✓ Your lifestyle,
✓ Your goals.

Book If You’ve…

  • Tried every diet with no results,
  • Heard “it’s just your genes” as an excuse,
  • Wanted natural, root-cause support.

Take the Leap – trust the process and let us partner with you. Your health and happiness are worth it.

HOW TO START? Book Your Consultation

Still unsure? Email me. Share your struggles (“I can’t lose weight despite dieting”). Take that step today – let’s walk this path together.