nutritionist
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- noun
- /njuˈtrɪʃənɪst/
- I made an appointment with a nutritionist to get personalized guidance on healthy eating.
- trained nutritionists
- research nutritionist
- nurses and nutritionists
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- So what I would say to you is with your nutritionist, let's let's load you up.
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- Rather, you're in the health sector of a doctor, a nutritionist, a chef.
- I'm sure you've heard this well meaning but incorrect advice from your doctor, your nutritionist, your dietitian, your trainer.
- So now I work much more with economists than nutritionists.
- I'm not a a fitness instructor, not a nutritionist, and it's the fair girl that's trying to lose weight.
- But he was fatigued, body was fatigued, wasn't sticking to the meal plan and the and the nutritionists plan.
Examples
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Dietary needs were explained to the patient by doctors and, in some cases, by a nutritionist.
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You can find health insurance policies that cover nutritionists, wellness programs, and other preventive care.
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I spoke with the nutritionist this morning,
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See a nutritionist for a special diet.
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Perhaps I could refer you to a nutritionist?
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She's a nutritionist at the VA hospital.
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My nutritionist is tryin' to get me to cut down on caffeine.
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This city is full of personal trainers and nutritionists.
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With new meals added each week, Freshly brings a convenience of chef made, nutritionist designed classics right to your kitchen.
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Their delicious meals are designed by nutritionists and cooked by chefs.
Synonyms
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A person who gives advice about what to eat to stay healthy
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A person who helps people choose healthy foods and make meal plans
How Expert
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Etymology
Nutritionist comes from the Latin root nutrire, meaning 'to feed', and the ending -ist means 'a person who does something'. So a nutritionist is someone who knows about food and feeding and gives advice to help people stay healthy.