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Mag. Judith Kraus-Bochno

Mag. Judith Kraus-Bochno

TCM-Ernährungsberatung und Gesundheitsberatung zur Lebensstilkorrektur
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Mag. Judith Kraus-Bochno ist Ernährungswissenschafterin und TCM-Ernährungsberaterin mit Schwerpunkt auf ganzheitlicher Ernährungsberatung und Lebensstilkorrektur. Sie bietet individuelle Ernährungsberatungen, Küchenchecks, Einkaufstrainings und Kochkurse an. Kraus-Bochno kombiniert die 5-Elemente-Ernährungslehre der TCM mit westlichen Ernährungswissenschaften und bietet Online-Beratungen sowie Vorträge und Workshops an. Sie ist Referentin an verschiedenen Universitäten und Akademien und hat umfangreiche Erfahrung in der Gesundheitsförderung.

Diplomas & Certificates

Training in Traditional Chinese Nutrition at the TCM Academy ViennaMicronutrient Coach® Training at BiogenaStudy of Nutritional Sciences at the University of Vienna

Services

Kitchen CheckCooking ClassesShopping TrainingOnline ConsultationTCM Nutritional CounselingHealth Consultation for Lifestyle Correction
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