Nutritionist HCFs

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Jennifer Thomson

Jennifer Thomson

Nutritionist HCF
Brantford, ON
Danielle Goobie

Danielle Goobie

Holistic
Nutritionist HCF
Toronto, ON
Barb Beavis

Barb Beavis

Nutritionist HCF
Saskatoon, SK
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Kelsey MacDougall

Kelsey MacDougall

Nutritionist HCF
Vancouver, BC

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Christianne Laframboise

Christianne Laframboise

BA, RNCP
Nutritionist HCF
Toronto, ON
Kate Leinweber

Kate Leinweber

Nutritionist HCF
Toronto, ON
Miranda Malisani

Miranda Malisani

Nutritionist HCF
Toronto, ON
Usha Nathwani

Usha Nathwani

MHSc, RD
Nutritionist HCF
Toronto, ON
Sulana Perelman

Sulana Perelman

BASc, RD, MHSc
Nutritionist HCF
Toronto, ON
Sanja Petrovic

Sanja Petrovic

RD, MSc
Nutritionist HCF
Toronto, ON
Melissa Putt

Melissa Putt

Nutritionist HCF
Toronto, ON
Cara Rice

Cara Rice

RHN
Nutritionist HCF
Toronto, ON
Ekaterina Solovieva

Ekaterina Solovieva

Nutritionist HCF
Toronto, ON
Katie Southgate

Katie Southgate

RD
Nutritionist HCF
Toronto, ON
Laura Vermander

Laura Vermander

Nutritionist HCF
Toronto, ON
Sabrina Virdee

Sabrina Virdee

Nutritionist HCF
Toronto, ON
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David Wilson

David Wilson

Nutritionist HCF
Toronto, ON
Eliana Witchell

Eliana Witchell

RD, MSc
Nutritionist HCF
Toronto, ON
Bahar Yeganeh

Bahar Yeganeh

MPH, RD
Nutritionist HCF
Toronto, ON
Paulina Ziomek

Paulina Ziomek

Nutritionist HCF
Toronto, ON
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A nutritionist is a health specialist who has completed training in areas such as food and nutrition science and preventative nutrition. Nutritionists work with individuals to help them manage diabetes, hypertension, weight loss, and more. Nutritionists may offer consulting services or work in a school, nursing home or hospital. In treating patients a nutritionist can also educate them on supplements, children's nutrition, food allergies, safe foods during pregnancy and anti-inflammatory foods.

  1. Vegetables and Fruit: These are rich in essential vitamins, minerals, and dietary fiber. They provide important nutrients for growth, help boost the immune system, and support overall health. It's beneficial to offer a variety of colorful fruits and vegetables to ensure a wide range of nutrients.

  2. Whole Grain Products: These include foods like whole grain bread, pasta, rice, and cereals. Whole grains are a great source of complex carbohydrates, which provide sustained energy for children. They also offer dietary fiber, vitamins, and minerals necessary for their well-being.

  3. Protein Foods: Protein is crucial for growth and repair of body tissues. Good sources of protein for children include lean meats, poultry, fish, eggs, dairy products, legumes, and nuts. Including a variety of protein-rich foods ensures an adequate intake of essential amino acids.

 

 

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