08/15/2025
What's the difference?
It's actually very simple, but many just like to argue over and over.
The difference between a Dietician and a Nutritionist is this.
Dietitians will push a 'diet' like Atkins, Vegan, fat free, etc. If you need to lose weight.. cut all the fat out of your diet. Stop eating sugar. Etc, etc, etc..
A Nutritionist, a proper Nutritionist, will help you find out the cause of your issue and design a proper food program for you to reach your goal or correct your issue.
A dietician is a general practitioner like your regular doctor.
A Nutritionist is a specialist.
Dietitians are usually government backed and funded at places like the hospital and wic, etc..
Most Nutritionists understand and tell you that its OK to eat fat and carbs, etc, and have ways to help you figure things out. We do not push a singular, 1 size fits all program like Dietitians usually do.
I specialize in bloodtyping and genotyping.
My program is not an 8-12 week program like an athlete or bodybuilder. It is not a 1 size program like fat free, carb free, etc..
The first 12-16 weeks is getting you to a base healthy diet.
The 2nd 12-16 weeks is looking at what was making you sick or causing your issues.
The remaining 6 months is getting you back to normal so you can be healthy and enjoy life.
Sometimes each phase takes longer, but it is not a sprint.
It is not some short program to get immediate results in most cases.
You have to hold yourself accountable because you are only hurting yourself. Im not eating the food for you. Im not forcing or implementing your bad habits.
You are.
You either put in the work to correct your habits and get healthy, or you dont.
It's all on you.
At some point you have to grow up and accept responsibility for your actions and how you treat yourself.