
My name is Salomé Orthion,
Located in the South of France, I am a certified dietitian specialized in women’s and sport nutrition, and I am here to support you in a professional and caring way towards your nutritional goals. Whether you’re looking for support with women’s health concerns such as endometriosis, pregnancy or menopause, improve your energy and recovery, optimize your sports practice, adopt a healthier lifestyle or manage your weight, I put all my expertise at your service. It is important to me to offer you personalized support, tailored to your needs and your daily life, in order to take care of your health without depriving yourself of pleasure, of your overall well-being thanks to a balanced diet.
Your Dietitian by your side for personalized support

Expertise and Training
in Nutrition
Registered Dietitian
Bachelor in Human and Sports Nutrition
Nutrition and supplementation of pregnant women, breastfeeding women and young children - Oreka Formation
Women’s Nutrition - UniDistanceSwitzerland
Read a scientific article - Dr Kevin Seyssel
Menopause - Marie Caroline Baraut
Endometriosis - Marie Caroline Baraut

Adapt your diet to your personal goals
Define your goals in order to design a personalized program fully adapted to your needs
Women's Nutrition
Whether it is to better live the stages of women's life, accompany an endometriosis, live serenely a pregnancy or breastfeeding, or better manage the changes related to menopause, I accompany you at every stage of your life.
Sports Nutrition
Looking for a resupply plan in the run-up to a marathon? A proper water strategy to stay focused during a match or a way to promote good recovery? I support athletes by offering tailor-made programs to optimize their performance and accompany them towards their sporting goals.
Health And Nutrition
Nutrition doesn’t stop at weight management! Our diet has a much greater impact on our health than we tend to imagine. Sleep disorders? A constant state of fatigue? Stress? Digestive problems or a tendency to repeat injuries? What if nutrition could help?