Dietitian Consulting

A dietitian is: an expert on diet and nutrition = dietetics.

We have a team of dietitians to ensure our clients/participants get a healthy, balanced lifestyle by regulation of diet.

A dietitian alters their clients’ nutrition based upon their medical condition and individual needs.

Dietitians are regulated healthcare professionals licensed to assess, diagnose and treat nutritional problems.

Dietitians: the role of dietitians is more regulated than that of a nutritionist. After earning a bachelor’s degree at an accredited university, there are certain licensures and certifications a dietitian has to earn to be able to work.

Nutritionists: typically do not have university training and therefore, should not be involved in the diagnosis and treatment of many diseases.

One of the major differences is that a dietitian can help to diagnose eating disorders or help plan meals for the managing of symptoms of health problems. While nutritionists can certainly offer support in these areas, most of their work deals with food behaviour. They teach clients about general nutrition and health properties in food and offer nutrition supervision.

Food is fuel for your brain. It’s the thing that keeps you going, and it directly affects the function of your entire system. When you upgrade to a premium diet filled with high-quality foods pumped with vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, you ward off long-term disease, decrease weight gain, lower blood pressure and increase energy and emotional health.

• Personally tailored nutritional advice
• Help managing chronic diseases
• Guidance navigating food allergies, sensitivities, weight gain, self-image and overall nutritional understanding.

Annual visits to the doctor are a good way to assess if you have high blood pressure, cholesterol or diabetes, but sometimes you need a closer look to fully understand how food could be affecting your health. An RD or RDN can assess any lab results and help create a comprehensive eating guide to keep you track, with the potential to lead to healthier lab results each passing year.

Registered dietitians are health care professionals who are trained to provide advice and counselling about diet, food and nutrition. Dietitians help people make healthy food choices, separating fact from fiction and distinguishing healthy eating plans from those that don’t provide optimal nourishment.

A dietitian will ask questions about your health, what you want to achieve and what you eat and drink.

They will give you feedback and advice on your diet and health condition. They will also help you set food-related goals.