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Whats the difference between a Registered Dietitian and a Nutritionist with Credentials?

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Whats the difference between a Registered Dietitian and a Nutritionist with Credentials?

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The term nutritionist is widely used by unqualified people. Unfortunately, people with an interest in nutrition or who sell nutritional supplements often call themselves nutritionists. Traditionally, nutritionist are referred to as a person who has a graduate degree in nutrition, but that practice has become less used because of the confusion caused by people without any degree calling them a nutritionist. The word “nutritionist” is not a legally protected term therefore a person working in a health food store or otherwise can call themselves a nutritionist. Some states license who can call themselves nutritionist and those who qualify, become licensed. Therefore unless someone is a licensed nutritionist with solid credentials, the title nutritionist does not necessarily signify any education or training in nutrition or any qualifications to counsel people on nutrition. Both nutritional professionals are knowledgeable in the science of nutrition. They learn how to interpret research st

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