nutritionist
nutritionist
Definition
nu·tri·tion·ist (-ist)
noun
a specialist in nutrition
nutritionist
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- consult: Some benefit may also be found from consulting a nutritionist.
- employ: I think some Dietetic depts are now employing Nutritionists that are reg with the Nutrition Society.
- say: Donna McRae had 21 portions in the week, says nutritionist Daniel Warm.
- train: And so the University of Reading has launched a new 'Nutrition and Food Science ' degree which will train the nutritionists of the future.
- lead: For more information take a look at the books and websites by leading nutritionists Ian Marber ( The food Doctor ) and Patrick Holford.
- see: Perhaps try seeing a nutritionist or a dietician to get some advice?
Adjective modifier
- qualified: There will also be a qualified nutritionist on hand all day to answer all your questions.
- equine: The quality of the haylage is superb and it comes with full backup from an equine nutritionist.
- registered: Hannah, a registered public health nutritionist joined The Sugar Bureau in September 2005.
- leading: All of the recipes have been devised by a leading nutritionist.
- clinical: Dr. Gillian McKeith is the internationally acclaimed clinical nutritionist.
- Many: SUPPLEMENTS Many nutritionists recommend that everyone takes a vitamin C supplement on a daily basis.
Modifies a noun
- kundrat: Nutritionist susan kundrat becomes even more for your business bail bonds used.
- susan: Nutritionist susan kundrat becomes even more for your business bail bonds used.
- girard: Nutritionist suzanne girard with a few of dangerous sports insurance carriers in.
- suzanne: Nutritionist suzanne girard with a few of dangerous sports insurance carriers in.
Noun used with modifier
- sport: As a sports nutritionist he gives them advice on what they should eat and drink - how much and when.
- expert: Led by Ben Wilson, an expert nutritionist, fitness coach.
- health: Hannah, a registered public health nutritionist joined The Sugar Bureau in September 2005.
- consultant: Dietician and consultant nutritionist Sian Porter said: " Food we eat has to be suited to activities we engage in.
