Why would I pursue online nutrition counseling?

Here are a few reasons people go online to see a dietitian/nutritionist:

“I need nutrition advice to incorporate with my training plan.”
“I want to look good and eat well in a way that fits my busy lifestyle.”
“I want to lose weight and need some nutrition tips to help me reach my goal.”
“I am a mom‑to‑be and I’m eager to learn more about eating for both myself and my baby.”
“I am looking for ways to boost my energy throughout the day.”
“I am looking for new ways to keep my family healthy.”
“I want tips for easy meal planning and healthy snacks.”
“I want to watch what I eat, but not sacrifice my favorite foods.”
“I want to learn what to eat to prevent chronic conditions like diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart disease.”
“I am looking for nutrition tips to help with my chronic condition.”
“I need help determining nutrition and diet facts from fads.”

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