dietitian
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- noun
- /ˌdaɪəˈtɪʃən/
- So, in my experience with the dietitians, I find them very useful; they're an important part of the program.
- a registered dietitian
- clinical dietitian
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Watch on YouTubeAnd that is what the dietitian is doing right there.
- And that is what the dietitian is doing right there.
- We've got dietitians who know this like the back of their hand.
- Never blindly believe me or any other doctor, dietitian, or health guru.
- Maybe it's, it's not all necessary, but certainly a dietitian that knows what they're doing should be consulted before starting.
- So after Western states in July, I started working with a dietitian and she was the one that started altering my diet.
- So my dietitian would, like, make deals with me like, oh, if you eat half of your meal today, will lower the tube feed.
- Because, you know, most coaches aren't registered dietitians and most coaches maybe have not had that level of, you know, education on this topic.
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I included quotes from registered dietitians explaining why breakfast is important.
Academic text (2009) -
The dietitian recommended a balanced meal plan to help the patients achieve their health goals.
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And that is what the dietitian is doing right there.
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And the dietitian goes, how much water do you drink?
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Patients identified factors in the overall approach or style of the dietitian that affected their experience.
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But you better give me the name of your dietitian.
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So after Western states in July, I started working with a dietitian and she was the one that started altering my diet.
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I brought home Haley, the dietitian.
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I also went to a fancy new York wellness center to meet a registered dietitian who would help track my progress.
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While Duke was talking, the dietitian came in to give Mac the next day's menus to select.
Fiction book (1990)
Synonyms
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A person who gives advice about healthy eating
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A person who helps people choose healthy foods and make meal plans
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Etymology
Dietitian comes from the word diet, which used to mean 'way of life' or 'daily routine', and the ending is like in physician, showing a trained professional. So a dietitian is someone who helps with your food and daily health habits.