About Us

Established in 2005, Aptima Nutrition & Sports Consultants offers nutrition counselling for a wide range of health conditions. Our fields of specialisation include prevention of lifestyle diseases, weight management, diabetes, heart disease, hypertension, gastrointestinal disorders and sports nutrition. We empower you to manage your health more effectively.

Our goal is to focus on nutrition as the central driving force of good health by imparting knowledge and implementing carefully planned and personalised programmes to each individual.

Aptima Nutrition - Sustenance, Strength, Stamina!

Jaclyn Reutens is a clinical and sports dietitian and the founder of Aptima Nutrition & Sports Consultants. Equipped with more than 21 years of experience, she is an expert in the nutrition and dietetics field.

A graduate from the Flinders University of South Australia in 2002, she holds a Bachelor in Nutrition and Dietetics. She is also a certified sports dietitian, awarded by the Sports Dietitians of Australia after completing her post graduate at the Australian Institute of Sport. She is a certified anthropometrist, accredited by International Society for the Advancement of Kinanthropometry. She is also an Accredited Dietitian of Singapore. She holds the Exercise is Medicine Singapore, Monash University's Low FODMAP Diet and Nutrition Counselling for Eating Disorders certifications.

Formerly working at the Health Promotion Board, she was the spokesperson for nutritional issues on Channel News Asia and played a supportive role in assisting food manufacturers with the development of healthier choice food products.

Following that, she went on to work in Gleneagles and Mount Elizabeth Medical Centres. Her clinic is now located at the prestigious Camden Medical along Orchard Boulevard.

She is often interviewed on Channel News Asia, Talking Point, The Pulse and on live radio CNA938. She has also written numerous nutrition articles for various international and local publications such as Women's Weekly, Shape, Her World, South China Morning Post, Mind Your Body, Channel News Asia Lifestyle and The Straits Times. For some of her articles, please click here.