A nutritionist is a dietary professional who, through careful learning sessions with clients, determines the best nutritional, supplementary, and exercise procedures for them, with a specific focus on maximizing health, energy, and wellbeing. Nutritionists utilize their far-ranging knowledge to guide clients’ diet habits and supplement intake, and in the vast majority of instances, these efforts results in clients looking and feeling better than ever before.
Unlike dietitians, who specialize mainly in providing advice and creating plans pertaining to food and exercise, nutritionists typically provide food, exercise, and supplemental advice. These all-encompassing offerings mean that clients aren’t left to guess when it comes to physical concerns; appropriate vitamins and procedures can be suggested by nutritionists based upon the situation at-hand. The advice offered by other dieting professionals sometimes fails to account for the nuances of health, nutrition, and exercise.
Specific nutritionist skills and nutritional testing include:
Purification Cleanse
Like any part or system of the body, the digestive system can be overwhelmed. When it does become overwhelmed, one of the most effective and straightforward ways to “recalibrate” it and enjoy perfect digestion is to undergo a purification cleanse.
Purification cleanses must be administered by a nutritionist. During cleanses, patients will follow a carefully crafted food and beverage intake plan, which is designed to rid the digestive system of harmful toxins and remove solids that disrupt digestion.
It’s hard to focus on dieting, exercise, and all of life’s special moments when digestive difficulties are present, and that’s why purification cleanses are so important.
Weight –Loss Programs
Simply stated, losing weight isn’t easy. Many individuals who are dedicated to shedding pounds find this truth out the hard way, when they fail to make significant progress on the scale. The reasons for this limited progress, in most instances, relate to the intricate ins and outs of movement, digestion, and energy expenditure; it’s not enough to eat healthy foods, but eating healthy foods at the right time of the day, performing specific exercises, and more will get the job done.
And that’s where a nutritionist can come in handy. By consulting a great deal of knowledge relating to exercise and dieting, while simultaneously considering a client’s specific characteristics and needs, a nutritionist will produce a weight-loss program that helps clients effectively and consistently lose weight.
Hormone Testing
One’s hormones—internal, naturally emitted chemicals—can impact weight loss, mood, energy levels, and more. Unfortunately, individuals who suffer from a hormone imbalance aren’t usually diagnosed. A nutritionist can gauge one’s hormone levels, diagnose a large scale imbalance (if necessary), and most importantly of all, suggest vitamins, supplements, and more that will help alleviate any symptoms of hormone discrepancies.
Neurotransmitter Testing
Like hormone testing, neurotransmitter testing is a measure of internal, naturally occurring chemicals. Unlike hormones, however, neurotransmitter chemicals are present exclusively in the brain; they impact energy level, mood, feelings, and more.
A nutritionist can test one’s neurotransmitter chemicals, explain the findings, and if beneficial to the client, suggest supplements, exercises, and/or dietary advice. This information helps nutritionists to better understand clients, and when it’s adapted to, it helps clients to be as happy and productive as possible.
Adrenal Fatigue
A nutritionist can diagnose adrenal fatigue, a chronic, stress-related condition that inhibits an individual’s ability to produce adrenaline. Limited adrenaline production can result in fatigue, malaise, and even depression, all of which negatively affect health. Additionally, after testing for adrenal fatigue, a nutritionist can help a client to alleviate symptoms of the condition and, with time, overcome it.
Evaluation and Supplementation
Too many “health professionals” today consult with a client once, identify all the client’s “problems,” and suggest a long list of supplements, medications, and products to fix said problems.
Unfortunately, it takes more than a question and answer session to learn the intricate details of a client’s health situation.
A nutritionist understands and adapts to this reality. Clients are thoroughly evaluated by nutritionist, and with the produced information in-mind and at-hand, nutritionists create supplementation suggestions, which aim to help clients achieve goals, look and feel their best, and have as much energy as possible.
Evaluation and supplementation are the integral first steps on a long road to healthiness; if they’re not properly taken, all subsequent efforts will be limited in effectiveness.
Vitamin B12 Injections
When one suffers from a Vitamin B12 deficiency, blood production, protein breakdown, energy levels, and more can be inhibited, and the sum of these issues is lessened health. To alleviate B12 deficiency symptoms and help clients feel their best, a nutritionist may administer one or more B12 injections, or quick, straightforward injections of the fast-acting vitamin.
Injection recipients will typically experience instant relief.
Contact Vibrant Life today to learn more and speak to a nutritionist that can help you! Call Vibrant Life at 918 740-1612.
