Dietician
BSc, MSc, PGDip, RD
Sports medicine, Gastroenterology, Nutrition, Cardiovascular disease, Diet management
Initial Fee: £499
Follow Up Fee: £499
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With 20 years experience in nutrition and clinical diet therapy, Mr Miller offers comprehensive and bespoke mens’ health and performance expertise to his patients. He has a holistic approach to nutrition combining the best of allopathic and integrated medicine. Mr Miller practices privately including clinics at King Edward VII’s Hospital.
Mr Rick Miller is a sports and clinical dietitian at King Edward VII's Hospital. He specialises in mens’ health as part of his practice Miller & Everton. Rick has provided sports nutrition for many athletes from novice to Olympic standard. As a consultant dietitian and senior lecturer, he supports patients in all areas of clinical nutrition. {{ label }}
Rick has extensive clinical and sports nutrition experience via a career that spans personal experience as an elite karate athlete and working as a sports nutritionist for various Olympic level teams.
As part of his Masters in Sport and Exercise Nutrition from Loughborough University he contributed to further published work in mouth-rinsing carbohydrates and elite runners.
Rick qualified as a registered Dietitian from Leeds Beckett University and spent several years in the NHS rotating through various specialities such as: nutrition for ageing, malnutrition support, critical care, orthopedic and general surgery recovery, gastroenterology, cardiovascular disease diabetes, paediatrics, obesity management and Bariatric surgery. He now specialises solely in mens’ health and sees only male patients for various conditions.
Rick is unique amongst his peers as a medico-legal qualified expert witness and frequently provides clinical nutrition expertise to the His Majesty’s Courts and Tribunals Service under instruction from legal firms.
Metabolic testing using PNOE indirect calorimetry – allows for precise determination of calorie (energy) expenditure, fat and carbohydrate use at rest and early detection of metabolic disease.
ROLLO, I., COLE, M., MILLER, R. and WILLIAMS, C. (2010). Influence of Mouth Rinsing a Carbohydrate Solution on 1-h Running Performance. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, 42(4), pp.798–804.
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