dietetic
- adjective
- /ˌdaɪəˈtɛtɪk/
- Specialized
- Many athletes follow a dietetic plan to enhance their performance.
- Dietetic Association
- American Dietetic
- dietetic practice
Examples
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Someone should tell those folks that both spices and flavorful vegetables are dietetic plusses!
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I lecture on this topic to senior pre-med and dietetic students in my biochemical nutrition course.
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How to help student professionals acquire necessary skills and knowledge is important in a dietetic training program.
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You're eating my special dietetic lunch.
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Additionally, patients with HNC have previously been reported to be noncompliant with dietetic advice.
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Dietetic assessments of the patients' difficulty with dietary compliance were consistent with the observed weight increases.
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The doctor gave her dietetic advice to help improve her health.
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He carefully selected dietetic options from the menu to maintain a balanced diet.
Synonyms
Food that helps people grow and stay healthy
About the food and drink a person eats that affects their health
About a special diet used for health or medical reasons
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Dietetic comes from the Greek word diaita, which meant 'way of life' and is the same source as the English word diet. So something dietetic is about diet and how food affects health.