Expert Support, If You Need It
If you're exploring GLP-1 therapy, or simply want a fuller picture of your nutrition, these are specialists worth talking to.
At Lanserhof at The Arts Club, London
Dr Nikita Grover, MBBS, MRCGP, IFMCP
Head of Functional Medicine, Lanserhof at The Arts Club
A UCL-trained physician with 30 years of clinical experience across nutrition, dermatology, and women's and children's health. At Lanserhof at The Arts Club, she works with patients to improve their health, energy and weight, identifying genetic predispositions and gut microbiome imbalances and addressing them through targeted nutrition and lifestyle changes. She holds Board Certification with the US Institute of Functional Medicine and a Diploma in Nutrition, and has particular expertise in metabolic health and weight management, including hormone optimisation. She's passionate about helping patients take back control of their health.
📍 Lanserhof at The Arts Club, 18 Dover Street, Mayfair, London W1S 4LT
Neetha Lobo, mBANT, CNHC
Functional Medicine Nutritionist & Health Coach, Lanserhof at The Arts Club
A functional medicine nutritionist taking a whole-diet, testing-led approach to energy and metabolic health, with particular depth in GLP-1 nutrition through her own first-in-the-UK published research. She also sees clients at her own practice, Hampstead Nutrition Practice, working across weight management, gut health, hormones, women’s and men’s health, sports and kids’ nutrition, and longevity. She’s passionate about helping clients rebuild real nutritional foundations.
📍 Lanserhof at The Arts Club, 18 Dover Street, Mayfair, London W1S 4LT
hampsteadnutritionpractice.co.uk
Backed by First-of-its-Kind UK Research
Neetha Lobo, one of our referral specialists, recently led the first UK study into nutrient adequacy in people using GLP-1 medications. Her research found that many GLP-1 users fall significantly short on protein intake, a critical factor in preserving muscle during weight loss.
FORZET™ was designed specifically to help address this protein gap. Built on Myosamin, an essential amino acid formulation, it supports the body during a hyper-catabolic state so muscle isn't the cost of progress. FORZET™ targets protein and muscle preservation specifically. It isn't designed to address the broader micronutrient shortfalls (such as fibre, vitamin D, iron or potassium) that Neetha's research also identified, those require separate nutritional support.