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Can anyone recommend a nutritionist in Eastern Nassau/Western Suffolk on the north shore?
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MrsBumbleb
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Can anyone recommend a nutritionist in Eastern Nassau/Western Suffolk on the north shore?
or any suggestions as to where to find one other than just picking out someone random out of my insurance book
Message edited 3/4/2011 4:11:23 PM.
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kabr13
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Re: Can anyone recommend a nutritionist in Eastern Nassau/Western Suffolk on the north shore?
go to eatright.org then click find a Registered Dietitian
Make sure they are an RD
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| Posted 3/4/11 5:13 PM |
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MrsG823
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Re: Can anyone recommend a nutritionist in Eastern Nassau/Western Suffolk on the north shore?
Posted by kabr13
go to eatright.org then click find a Registered Dietitian
Make sure they are an RD
An RD or a nutritionist can help with diet planning. As for credentials an RD only needs a BS degree and must take an exam. The title nutritionist is generally used by a person with a MS or PhD in nutrition or clinical nutrition although a licencing exam is not required. There is a certification board for Clinical nutrition specialists it requires completion of a MS or PhD and then you can sit for the exam. A person with this certification often uses the abbreviation CNS (Clinical nutrition specialist, http://cbns.org/ ) after their name. They are actually more highly qualified then an RD. Steer clear of people calling themselves a nutritionist with out schooling/training.
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| Posted 3/5/11 1:11 PM |
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MrsBumbleb
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Christine
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Re: Can anyone recommend a nutritionist in Eastern Nassau/Western Suffolk on the north shore?
Posted by MrsG823
Posted by kabr13
go to eatright.org then click find a Registered Dietitian
Make sure they are an RD
An RD or a nutritionist can help with diet planning. As for credentials an RD only needs a BS degree and must take an exam. The title nutritionist is generally used by a person with a MS or PhD in nutrition or clinical nutrition although a licencing exam is not required. There is a certification board for Clinical nutrition specialists it requires completion of a MS or PhD and then you can sit for the exam. A person with this certification often uses the abbreviation CNS (Clinical nutrition specialist, http://cbns.org/ ) after their name. They are actually more highly qualified then an RD. Steer clear of people calling themselves a nutritionist with out schooling/training.
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| Posted 3/6/11 10:37 AM |
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Re: Can anyone recommend a nutritionist in Eastern Nassau/Western Suffolk on the north shore?
My friend lives in Dix Hills and loooves her nutritionist. She is on medication that makes her gain weight, has a thyroid condition ontop of that, as well as diabetes.
She feels her nutritionist has good knowledge on her unique issues and has been phenomenal - do you want me to get her name?
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| Posted 3/6/11 11:49 AM |
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