National Nutrition Month is the time of year to get perspective and focus on issues pertaining to your nutrition and health. Today, March 9th, just so happens to be Registered Dietitian Nutritionist Day, a day to celebrate the contributions of dietitians all around the country. But what exactly are dietitians?
These food experts have proven their dedication by earning a
bachelor’s degree in nutrition or a related field, by completing an
intensive supervised practice averaging one year, and by passing a
registration exam required by the Academy of Dietetics and Nutrition
(the world’s largest organization dedicated to food and nutrition). Many
registered dietitian nutritionists (RDN) hold graduate degrees, and
some are even certified nutrition specialists in areas such as renal
nutrition, diabetes education, or even sports nutrition. Registered
dietitians work in settings such as hospitals or inpatient care
facilities, and many other have private practices. Others work in
research, in community and public health centers, as teachers of
nutrition, or as consultants to the corporate world for wellness
programs, consumer affairs, product development, and such.
Read the article here: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/manuel-villacorta/the-best-10-nutrition-tips-from-registered-dietitian-nutritionists_b_9393988.html
Read the article here: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/manuel-villacorta/the-best-10-nutrition-tips-from-registered-dietitian-nutritionists_b_9393988.html

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