Whats the difference between a Nutritional Therapist, Nutritionist and a Dietitian?
Most dietitians work within the NHS, so to be able to see them you need to be a hospital patient or have a GP referral. However, there is a shortage of dietitians, so often waiting lists are long and appointments last between 15-30 minutes. Nutritionists are scientists, studying the science behind nutrition. Many work in academic research, the food industry or the media. Nutritional therapy is a comparatively new profession and is regarded as a complementary therapy. Working primarily in private practice, nutritional therapists focus on the root cause of health problems and aim to treat their clients holistically. I am passionate about good nutrition, and I am proud to call my self a Nutritional Therapist. So How Can I Help You? Many of today’s common health concerns can be treated simply through a change in your diet. I am a firm believer in a holistic approach; Dr Gillian McKeith is famous for saying ‘You are what you eat’; this is so true. Compare your body to that of a car fuel tan
