You deserve more than empty promises that ask you to buy this or try that to reach your goals, only to leave you feeling exhausted and defeated.
So instead of offering you the same outdated solutions or asking you to overhaul your lifestyle all at once — let’s try a different approach, one tailored to your goals and real life.
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Use the buttons to explore the differences between a registered dietitian and other types of health professionals.
A 'health coach' is similar to 'nutritionist.' It is just a title that anyone can use to describe their services. It does not require any education in the field. However, there are courses and certifications someone can take towards becoming a health coach, like the popular course offered by NASM (National Academy of Sports Medicine). These courses are usually only a few hundred dollars.
'Nutritionist' is not a protected title and it does not require any education to use the title. Anyone can call themselves a nutritionist just as they can with health coach. There is no guarantee what you get when you work with a nutritionist.
Tracking apps and online tools are better than they have ever been - yet they still don't meet the mark. Apps don't account for real life, and often bring guilt when you don't log or don't meet your goals. They are simply not sustainable.
Trainers don't learn much at all about nutrition and dietitians don't learn a ton about training. Dietitians legally are not allowed to give training plans and advice and trainers are not to give nutrition plans. We stay in our separate lanes.