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New York, NY
Green Beat Life, LLC
New York City, NY 10003Marlee Zweifach, MS, RD, CDE
New York City, NY 10028New York City Nutrition by Lorraine Kearney
244 5th Ave, New York, NY 10001
Chicago, IL
Whole Health Longevity
Highland Park, IL 60035Luscious Life Nutrition
Chicago, IL 60645Mary Ann Hodorowicz Consulting, LLC
Palos Heights, IL 60465
Phoenix, AZ
Anderson's Nutrition
Tempe, AZ 85283Uhling Registered Dietitians
Phoenix, AZ 85037The Nutrition Professionals
Mesa, AZ 85204
Philadelphia, PA
Vita Nutrition Services
Haddon Heights, NJ 08053Jennifer Weis Nutrition Consulting, LLC
Philadelphia, PA 19147Love City Nutrition
Philadelphia, PA 19147
Dallas, TX
Lindsey Ray, MS, RD, LD
PLANO, TX 75025Expertise.com Concierge Service
Dallas, TXDietGenics
Dallas, TX 75243
Austin, TX
Eat Pray Lift Nutrition Coaching
Plano, TX 75025Expertise.com Concierge Service
Austin, TXKeto Girl Nutritionist
5900 Balcones Drive, Austin, TX 78731
Charlotte, NC
G & G Nutrition Co.
Charlotte, NC 28204Eat Smart Nutrition Co.
Huntersville, NC 28070My Diabetis Dietitian, Inc.
Huntersville, NC 28078
Boston, MA
Jillian Greaves Functional Nutrition and Wellness.
665 Boylston St Ste 3, Boston, MA 02116Nancy's Nutrition, Inc.
Boston, MA 02199Dear Nutrition
Boston, MA 02109
Denver, CO
Personalized Nutrition Concierges, LLC
420 E 58th Ave Ste 128A-1, Denver, CO 80216Racer’s Edge Nutrition
3075 South Elm Street, Denver, CO 80222Clinical Nutrition Center
Greenwood Village, CO 80111
Seattle, WA
Starkel Nutrition
Seattle, WA 98105Mindful Nutrition
Seattle, WA 98103Food Sense Nutrition Counseling
Burien, WA 98166
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Frequently Asked Questions
Introduction
It's estimated that 95% of Americans don't meet their daily fiber intake. This is just one example of how the average person's diet may be lacking. A diet deficient in proper nutrients and vitamins can lead to low energy levels, difficulties with memory and problem-solving, as well as various short- or long-term health issues.
Luckily, a nutritionist can help identify whether a person is missing critical components in their diet and help them create a plan to address these deficiencies. A nutritionist can also help identify food allergies or intolerances, share healthy recipes, create an exercise plan, and monitor a person's progress toward a goal. There are many nutritionists out there, so you want to make sure you understand the different types of nutritionists and how they can help before hiring anyone.What does a nutritionist do?
A nutritionist is a specialist in food, nutrition, and health. People can go to a nutritionist to get help with their health-related goals, including diet and exercise plans. The plans are customized to the individual and their unique problems or goals.
What are the different types of nutritionists?
- Clinical nutritionists typically work with people to help resolve health issues through a nutritious diet.
- Sports nutritionists works with athletes or active people who want to elevate their nutrition.
- Holistic nutritionists look to improve the person’s mind, body, and soul. They focus on using natural foods versus conventional medicine.
Is a nutritionist a doctor?
A nutritionist doesn't have to be a doctor, but a doctor can be a nutritionist. A doctor is an individual with a Doctor of Medicine or a doctorate (Ph.D.) degree. A nutritionist can have just a license, although in some states, even that isn't required. Therefore, a doctor has above-and-beyond credentials to be a nutritionist, but a nutritionist isn't a doctor.
What degree does a nutritionist need?
A registered nutritionist needs to have completed a four-year bachelor’s degree in a relevant field. Some of the most common majors for nutritionists are food science, nutrition, biochemistry, dietetics, biology, and chemistry.
Registered nutritionists can also go on to get their Master’s Degree in Human Nutrition.Do nutritionists have to be licensed?
Not all states require nutritionists to be licensed or certified. However, many clients prefer to work with a licensed nutritionist for peace of mind that the person is qualified in their field. Additionally, most people prefer to work with a licensed nutritionist if they have insurance, so they can be reimbursed for costs.
What is the difference between a dietitian and a nutritionist?
A handful of states don't monitor use of the title "nutritionist." A person can opt to get a license or certification in these states, but it's not mandatory. In comparison, a dietitian has to earn their title with a national board certification. Additionally, 13 states require dietitians to be licensed.