Wednesday, June 20, 2007
Nutritionists Recommended!!
Many people do not even consider using a nutritionist, as they believe that they know how to modulate their diets. Yet, for most people, diet is usually a matter of trial and error, and family habits in eating are passed down without any serious consideration of individual needs. Each person has a unique physical and medical history and a unique profile of what he or she can eat. A nutritionist can help you outline your diet goals, and help you improve your chances at a healthy life.
Having the correct diet does not certify that you will be healthy. But it increases the chances that you will be healthier. In this day of diet fads and numerous approaches to losing weight from the South Beach Diet to the Atkins diet and the liquid diets, it is difficult to tell what is helpful and what is not, without consulting someone who is knowledgeable about these matters. A nutritionist is such a person: trained in the theory and application of nutritional realities, and how to help you construct a diet that is consistent with your health goals, together with your lifestyle realities.
People who use a nutritionist understand that they are expected to fail to reach their goals immediately, but a nutritionist can also help motivate you to stick with your plan and make realistic changes as you move along. Nutrition is a vital part of mental health and physical health, and optimum mental and physical health is necessary for spiritual growth as well. Thus, a nutritionist, like all other therapists can have a widespread effect on your life.
Nutritionists can help you monitor your body weight, as well as fat distribution and muscle mass. They can help you monitor changes in these indices as you change your workout schedule and diet. A nutritionist does not have to be obsessed with depriving you from the foods you like. Most nutritionists would advocate moderation and individual tailoring of a diet to a person’s overall state. If you have diabetes or hypertension, nutritionists can help you decide how to vary your diet, and if you like ethnic foods that are not part of standard nutrition sheet recommendations, nutritionists can help you make sense of the calories in sticky rice and chow mein.
Thus, nutritionists are therapists who have an indepth knowledge of how human cells respond to different types of food and fluids, and they can go a long way to coaching you to overall success in health.
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