Nutritionist Profession

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Fitness and nutrition professionals are often asked by their clients, friends, family and acquaintances about nutrition. From how can they enhance their performance to how to lose 10 pounds? Many trainers offer out nutritional advice, however, it is appropriate for them to do so? Each state or province has their own set of laws that define the scope of practice in which they can offer advice. Without clear knowledge and understanding of these laws, not only can it put the client and themselves at risk, but trainers will miss the opportunity to discuss nutrition with their clients. In the state of Texas, the current state law does not regulate the nutritionist profession. The law specifies the criteria for licensed Dietitians only. Nutritionist

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