Marina Abdalla
Registered Nutritionist | Medical Nutrition Expert | Gut Health & Metabolic Restoration
Marina Abdalla is a Registered Nutritionist with the Association for Nutrition (AfN) and a graduate of London Metropolitan University. With over five years of clinical experience, she has worked across multiple private clinics in London and collaborated with leading Gastroenterologists on Harley Street. Her work also includes contributing to the development of a specialist vegan supplement range alongside a panel of nutrition experts.
Clinical Focus & Nutrition Philosophy
As the Founder of Nutriprep Nutrition, Marina specialises in evidence‑based nutritional interventions for patients with gut health disorders, metabolic dysfunction, and complex medical conditions. Her practice centres on restoring optimal physiological function through targeted nutrition strategies, with the aim of reducing symptom burden and supporting patients in minimising long‑term reliance on medication where clinically appropriate.
Trained as a phlebotomist, Marina utilises diagnostic blood testing and intolerance screening to inform personalised treatment plans. This allows her to identify underlying inflammatory triggers, microbiome imbalances, and nutrient deficiencies that contribute to chronic symptoms.

Patient Management & Clinical Coaching
Marina works closely with patients to deliver structured, measurable, and clinically aligned nutrition programmes. Her approach integrates:
Her empathetic and patient‑centred manner enables her to build strong therapeutic relationships, supporting individuals through lifestyle change and long‑term health restoration.
Motivation & Professional Ethos
Outside of clinical practice, Marina is committed to continuous professional development and personal wellbeing through fitness, swimming, and other restorative activities. She believes that strengthening individual health contributes to stronger communities, and this principle underpins her dedication to helping patients achieve sustainable improvements in their overall health.
