Dietetic Consulting Services, Inc

10/13/2025

Are you looking for a Dietitian that will understand how to help you
coordinate your nutritional needs with exercise and lifestyle?
Are you looking for a Dietitian who can work with weight loss, Gastric By-pass, Lap Band, Biliopancreatic Duodenal Switch or help you prepare for and heal rapidly from Plastic Surgery?
Are you looking for a Dietitian who will put the whole plan together and be there for you down the road if a problem arises? Someone who cares enough to be only a phone call or email away when you really need them?

Look no further! We strive to provide each client with a
individually structured nutrition plan and with the most
current information on professional nutritional
supplemental products, exercise programs,
emergency intervention and those other pluses to
help our clients attain a better quality of life.

Barbara S. Correll has been providing individually
structured Nutrition plans to patients for the past
37 years in private practice. Our clients include people
from all walks of life with any number of health concerns.
We work with Gastric By-Pass Patients, Eating Disorders, Adult, Adolescent and Children's Weight Loss and Wellness Programs, Cardiac, Diabetes, Athletes, and healthy people who
want to remain that way. Corporate wellness programs are also available.

Barbara believes that no two people are alike and therefore each client needs an individual approach to nutrition, exercise and behavior modification. Providing up to date researched information without hype is what most people really want and that is what we do.

As a researcher, Barbara has worked closely with vitamin and nutraceutical companies to develop product lines that are truly a cut above the rest. It is very important that when a client makes a decision to take a supplement, that it is the correct one. We only provide nutritional supplements to our patients.

09/25/2025

10 Things That Happen When You Don't Move Your Body
• You might become constipated or “backed up” (which we all know is extremely uncomfortable).
• Your joints may feel stiff and achy.
• You might have an ever-fluctuating mood or become easily irritated.
• You may struggle to walk up a flight of stairs without being winded or out of breath.
• Your metabolism may slow, which means you might begin gaining unhealthy amounts of body fat putting you at risk of developing a life-threatening or chronic disease.
• You place your heart health at risk (The heart is a muscle! And this means it needs to be worked to function optimally!).
• You may face an increased risk of osteoporosis (a condition characterized by low bone density and brittle bones).
• You may experience recurring or chronic pain.
• You may injure yourself more easily.
• You might get sick.

09/12/2025

When you eat your first meal of the day could say more about your health than you realize. A new study found that people who ate breakfast later in the morning were slightly more likely to die early compared to those who ate earlier. Older adults who delayed breakfast also had more health problems, including depression, fatigue, dental issues, and poor sleep.

Researchers believe meal timing affects the body’s internal clock, metabolism, and even long-term survival. Each additional hour of delayed breakfast was tied to an 11% higher risk of death during the study period. While the increase was modest, experts say breakfast timing could be a simple marker of overall health in older adults.

Past research also shows that early breakfasts support heart health, blood sugar control, and weight management. While more studies are needed, these findings add weight to the idea that breakfast really is the most important meal of the day — especially for older adults.

09/07/2025

We spend so much time noticing where we fall short that it's easy to overlook the qualities that come naturally to us. Yet these strengths are often the very things other people admire, rely on, or are quietly grateful for. The things that feel effortless or second nature are frequently our greatest abilities, yet we dismiss them as ordinary. Taking a moment to acknowledge what you're good at isn't about ego. It's about recognizing the value you bring into the lives of others and the foundation it gives you in your own.

08/26/2025

07/29/2025

Heat domes are becoming more frequent, bringing dangerously high temperatures. Knowing how to stay cool can help prevent heat exhaustion and serious complications.

07/22/2025

07/22/2025

07/16/2025

Zinc is a nutrient that is very important for healthy hormones, healthy cell tissue and a strong immune system. It is needed to decrease inflammation, suppress abnormal tissue growth, reduce risk of cancer, support Progesterone production which is essential for balancing Estrogen and to boost the immune system function.

How will you know if you have a Zinc deficiency? Check out the list of deficiency symptoms:
Abnormal hair loss
Breast or Prostate cancer
Frequent colds and flu
Infertility
Insomnia
Leaky Gut Syndrome
Loss of Appetite
Loss of Energy
Loss of Libido
Loss of Taste and Smell
Lowered Immunity
Poor Memory
Sinus Problems and Allergies
Skin Rashes/Eczema
Slow Thinking and thought Process
Spots on fingernails

When you are stressed, you use up Zinc at a faster rate. So, try to include some high Zinc foods in your daily diet:
Almonds, Asparagus, Cacao/Dark Chocolate, Cashews, Chicken, Grass Fed Dairy, Oysters, Pumpkin Seeds, Red Meat, Salmon, Spinach, and Watermelon Seeds.

Designs for Health Zinc Supreme is the supplement I recommend. It is wonderful as an immune support. Always carry with you when t traveling. Remember, only purchase from Designs for Health or our office to get the real product. I will help you personally determine your need based on other supplement usage.