Ms Florence Rowe

Ms. Florence Rowe is a registered dietitian with a wealth of experience in clinical dietetics, research, and education. She currently holds academic positions as a lecturer and researcher at University College London (UCL) and Addenbrooke's Hospital, and previously worked as a specialist dietitian at Cambridge University Hospital. Ms. Rowe is a leading figure in menopause support and education, contributing significantly to the Menopause Support and Education Programme at UCL, where she plays a pivotal role in developing nutrition-led approaches to hormone health, metabolic function, and ageing.

With over a decade of expertise in women's health, gut health, metabolic conditions, and longevity, Ms. Rowe focuses on helping patients optimise their nutrition, manage chronic conditions, and adopt sustainable dietary habits. Her research, which has garnered international recognition, delves into hormonal health, sarcopenia (age-related muscle loss), and metabolic function.

At Essex Private Doctors, Ms. Rowe offers evidence-based dietetic consultations tailored to the individual needs of her patients. Whether it's supporting menopause nutrition, managing PCOS, addressing digestive issues such as IBS and bloating, or achieving sustainable weight loss, she takes a holistic approach to health. Using advanced body composition analysis, metabolic health screening, and personalised nutrition planning, Ms. Rowe helps her patients make realistic, long-term dietary changes that fit their lifestyle.

Her areas of specialist interest include supporting women through perimenopause and menopause, managing gut health and digestive disorders like bloating and IBS, weight management, diabetes and blood sugar control, and heart health, including cholesterol management. Ms. Rowe believes that good nutrition isn’t about rigid rules; instead, it's about making informed, sustainable choices that genuinely support long-term health.