Akhtarun Nahar Alo
M.sc (Food & Nutrition, DU), TDM (INDIA), CPD (INDIA)
Nutritionist
Dhaka
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M.sc (Food & Nutrition, DU), TDM (INDIA), CPD (INDIA)
Nutritionist
Dhaka
BSc, MSc (Nutrition & Food), CND (Birdem)
Pediatrician
Dhaka
B.Sc (Hons), M.Sc (Food & Nutrition Science)
Nutritionist
Dhaka
M.Sc (Nutrition), MPH
Nutritionist
Dhaka
M.sc (Food & Nutrition, DU), B.sc (Food & Nutrition, DU)
Nutritionist
Dhanmondi, Dhaka
BSc (UK), CIMA (UK), BA Hon. (UK)
Nutritionist
Dhaka
B.Sc, M.Sc (Gulshan Diabetic Centre)
Nutritionist
Paltan, Dhaka
MBBS, DCH (BSMMU) BCS (Health), PGPN (USA)
Pediatrician & Neonatologist
Dhaka
B.Sc & M.Sc, Food & Nutrition
Nutritionist
Dhaka
M.sc (Food & Nutrition, DU), B.sc (Food & Nutrition, DU)
Nutritionist
Dhanmondi, Dhaka
B.Sc, M.Sc (Food & Nutrition Science)
Nutritionist
Dhaka
MBBS (DU), PGT (Child), ENS (Germany), CCD (Birdem)
Pediatrician
Dhaka
MS Nutrition (USA), M.Sc (I.F.S.D.U)
Nutritionist
Dhanmondi, Dhaka
BSc, MSc (Applied Nutrition & Food Tech)
Nutritionist
Dhaka
M.Sc, B.Sc (Food & Nutrition), CCD
Nutritionist
Dhaka
M.sc (Food & Nutrition, DU), B.sc (Food & Nutrition, DU)
Nutritionist
Dhanmondi, Dhaka
BSc (Hons), MSc (Food & Nutrition)
Nutritionist
Savar, Dhaka
BSC (Hon), MS (Food & Nutrition)
Nutritionist
Savar, Dhaka
B.sc, (Food & Nutrition), M.sc (Food & Nutrition), MPH (RCH)
Nutritionist
Dhaka
MSc & BSc in Food & Nutrition (DU)
Nutritionist
Dhaka
MSc, MPhil, PhD (Nutrition & Food Science), INFS (DU)
Nutritionist
Dhanmondi, Dhaka
BSc, MSc (Nutrition & Food)
Nutritionist
Dhaka
B.Sc, M.Sc (Food & Nutrition), MPH (Brac University)
Nutritionist
Dhaka
B.Sc (Hons), M.Sc Food and Nutirition
Nutritionist
Uttara, Dhaka
A nutritionist (dietitian) is a health professional who uses food, diet and lifestyle to prevent and manage disease, helping you eat the right way for your body, condition and budget. In Bangladesh, people commonly see a nutritionist for weight management, type 2 diabetes and pre-diabetes, high blood pressure and cholesterol, fatty liver, PCOS, thyroid problems, kidney disease, pregnancy and child nutrition, anaemia, gastric and IBS issues, and malnutrition or being underweight. Many are referred by a doctor after blood tests or a diagnosis. In a consultation, the nutritionist reviews your medical history, medicines, lab reports, food habits, weight and lifestyle, then builds a personalised diet chart using familiar local foods such as rice, roti, dal, fish, vegetables and seasonal fruit, with practical portion guidance and follow-up reviews to track progress. You should see a nutritionist if you have a diagnosed condition that needs dietary control, are trying to lose or gain weight safely, are pregnant or planning pregnancy, or simply want an evidence-based, sustainable eating plan suited to Bangladeshi meals rather than fad diets.
See a nutritionist if you have a diagnosed condition that needs dietary control (such as diabetes, high blood pressure, fatty liver, kidney disease, PCOS or thyroid problems), are trying to lose or gain weight safely, are pregnant or planning a pregnancy, or want a sustainable, evidence-based diet plan built around everyday Bangladeshi food.
In Dhaka, a nutritionist consultation usually costs between BDT 500 and 1,500. Fees at large private hospitals and well-known specialists (for example at BIRDEM, Labaid, Popular, Square or Evercare-style clinics) tend to be higher, while community clinics and junior dietitians are cheaper. Many nutritionists charge a one-time fee for the first visit and personalised diet chart, then a reduced fee for follow-up reviews. Some offer monthly diet-plan packages.
You can book a nutritionist in Dhaka by calling the hospital or clinic reception, using an online appointment platform, or booking through this directory. Bring your prescriptions, any recent blood tests or reports, and a list of your current medicines. At the first visit the nutritionist checks your weight, BMI and medical history, asks about your daily food habits, then prepares a personalised diet chart using everyday foods. Most plans include a follow-up after a few weeks to review your progress.
There is no single "best" nutritionist for everyone, because the right choice depends on your specific condition. For diabetes look for a dietitian with hospital or BIRDEM-style experience; for kidney disease look for one experienced in renal diets; for pregnancy or child nutrition choose someone who works with these regularly. On this page you can compare nutritionists in Dhaka by qualifications, years of experience, consultation fee and patient reviews, and filter for those offering online consultation, so you can pick the one that best fits your needs and budget.
Yes. Many nutritionists in Dhaka offer online or telemedicine consultations by video call, phone or WhatsApp, which is convenient because diet counselling does not need a physical examination. You share your reports, weight and food habits, and receive a digital diet chart and follow-up plan. Online consultation fees are often the same as or slightly lower than in-person visits. Look for the telemedicine or "online consultation" tag on a nutritionist's profile in this directory to book a video visit.