Anca Vereen Integrative Dietitian, Counsellor, Nutrigenomics Lecturer

Anca Vereen Integrative Dietitian, Counsellor, Nutrigenomics Lecturer Anca Vereen

Somatic Trauma Therapist | Sound Therapist |Integrative Dietitian

I am passionate about holistic health and have always been curious to understand how our bodies, minds and emotions work. After years of research and clinical experience, I have created a new way of being and living. B-ME® lifestyle is a unique approach to dealing with your health where all aspects of self. Body, Mind, Emotions and Energy are integrated to create connection to SELF, others and nature. From this state you can experience daily vitality, mental acuity and emotional balance. An easy life where you can be happy, healthy and thriving and create your life as you see fit.

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Voted no 1 best dietitian in melbourne ... yet again... nice to get the recognition thats aligned with the type of holistic and root cause focused work that I do.

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A new type of diabetes
08/09/2025

A new type of diabetes

A new form of diabetes, Type 3c Diabetes Mellitus (T3cDM), has now been officially recognized in the medical community.

This type of diabetes differs from the more common Type 1 and Type 2 forms and results from diseases or injuries to the pancreas, such as chronic pancreatitis, cystic fibrosis, pancreatic surgery, or pancreatic cancer.

Unlike Type 1 (autoimmune) or Type 2 (linked to insulin resistance), Type 3c stems from pancreatic dysfunction, affecting both blood sugar regulation and digestion.

Despite affecting a significant number of patients, T3c has often been misdiagnosed as Type 2 diabetes, leading to inappropriate treatment.

Proper diagnosis is crucial, as T3c patients often require both insulin therapy and enzyme replacement therapy to manage the dual loss of pancreatic function.

The recognition of this distinct diabetes type is important because it ensures more accurate diagnosis, tailored treatment, and better health outcomes.

Additionally, this acknowledgment highlights the need for greater awareness among healthcare providers, as many cases of pancreatic diabetes go unrecognized or are treated ineffectively under the umbrella of more familiar diabetes types.

There’s also emerging but still debated discussion in neuroscience regarding “Type 3 diabetes” as a term describing insulin resistance in the brain, potentially linked to Alzheimer’s disease.

While compelling, this connection hasn’t been fully endorsed as a clinical classification yet.

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Have you ever felt misunderstood, disappointed and confused about the medical care and advice received from different health professionals? If you have, I know how you feel! Which is why using advanced medical nutrition and psychology principles, I have created comprehensive and thorough assessments and treatment protocols to ensure that you actually get the help you need and deserve.

I am an Accredited Practising Dietitian, Nutritionist, Counsellor, NLP practitioner and Nutrigenomics lecturer for Latrobe University. After extensive training and working with thousands of people I know how to create a functional lifestyle and get lasting results.

As an integrative practitioner i use a holistic mind body approach which incorporates nutritional, gut and hormonal screening, stress and sleep management, exercise prescription, social and emotional health and facilitating behavioural change. Our health is impacted by much more than just nutrition. As such it is important to understand all influencing factors and how to address environmental, physical, mental and emotional barriers. My approach is further complemented by the use of the latest technologies such as body composition analysis and genetic testing which allows for a deep analysis of your health and as such more individualised advice.

​I am passionate about gut and brain health and strongly believe that great health starts with a healthy gut. The food you eat can either serve as medicine and can heal your body or can make you sick and depressed. Further your thoughts and believes can either support success and well-being or sabotage your efforts. As a counsellor I like to use a cognitive based approach to identify and challenge such unhelpful believes, as well as solution focused therapy, and neurolinguistic programming so that you get better results through better thinking.