nutritionist
[noo-trish-uh-nist, nyoo-]
Origin of nutritionist
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The problem, says UC Davis physiologist and nutritionist Linda Bacon, is that very few people can lose weight and keep it off.
If you identify with two or more of the following traits, you may want to seek out a nutritionist or counselor, according to Dunn.
Nutritionist and trainers escorted players assigned to lose or gain weight to the buffet line and sat with them.
A nutritionist can also help you calculate your consumption with a food diary, and can pinpoint your top sources of sodium.
She previously worked as an economist and a nutritionist with the World Health Organization.
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