Pertora's consultation services are organised around a common intake process and a documented review cadence. Each offering below is built from the same foundation: a real food record and a seasonal plan derived from it.
A one-hour session covering current eating patterns, food group assessment, and one targeted recommendation area. Includes a written summary delivered within two working days. Suitable for clients seeking a structured starting point rather than a full programme.
The core Pertora programme. Begins with a 7-day food diary review and an intake session. Delivers a written seasonal plan within three working days. Includes follow-up reviews at week four and week eight. Documented email correspondence between sessions.
A variant of the 12-week programme designed for clients with regular sport activity (three or more sessions per week). The seasonal plan distinguishes between sport days and rest days and includes guidance on meal timing relative to exercise.
For clients who already have a nutritional plan in place but want an independent assessment of their current food record. The nutritionist reviews the 7-day diary and provides a structured written report without issuing a replacement plan.
All Pertora programmes are available by video call. The intake form, food diary, and all written materials are exchanged by email. Remote sessions follow the same structured intake-review-follow-up cadence as in-person formats.
A two-hour in-person group session covering the principles of seasonal meal planning, balanced diet construction, and practical food choices for Romanian market availability. Maximum eight participants per session.
Seasonal rotation across leafy greens, root varieties, and cruciferous families. Volume targets adjusted by season and activity level.
Whole fruit prioritised over processed. Seasonal availability guides the rotation. Stone fruits, berries, citrus, and autumn orchard fruits each receive dedicated planning.
Oats, rye, buckwheat, millet, and wholegrain bread feature across breakfast and lunch planning. Refined grain frequency is assessed during the intake review.
Varied protein rotation across legumes, eggs, fish, and lean meat. Plant-forward and vegetarian preferences are accommodated and documented in the intake form.