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What do nutrition means to nutritionist?

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Thank you comment icon Being a nutritionist means understanding the physiological way the body reacts to food and the role of nutrients in treating and preventing disease. Anita
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Matthew’s Answer

Hey bud, I'm not sure if this answer is good but you asked for one.

My aunt went through a program to become a licensed nutritionist. She was passionate about the science and how important nutrition is to quality of life. What's more, I've seen articles (Reddit headlines... you know, the most reliable source of knowledge) about how nutrition-minded, individually catered meal plans in hospitals improves recovery time and chances of survival in certain demographics.

Nutrition is an often-underappreciated route to improving quality of life. I'm not sure what kinds of career opportunities you can find as a nutritionist, but I hope that you find one that is rewarding in all of the ways that matter.

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Crystal’s Answer

Hi there! Nutrition to a nutritionist is the process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth. Most nutritionists work with people to teach them more about eating for their health and/or medical needs. A nutritionist will:
1) assess clients' nutritional and health needs 2) counsel clients on nutrition issues and healthy eating habits 3) develop meal and nutrition plans, taking clients' preferences and budgets into account 4) evaluate and monitor the effects of nutrition plans and practices and make changes as needed.
Good luck and hope this helps!
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