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What is a nutrionalist?

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It is not easy for most people, regardless of age to lose belly fat. You will need to watch your calories and carbs, eat lots of fiber and protein and work out. A nutrionalist can give you a diet plan fit for you.


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It's probably less about adding things to your diet, than removing things from your diet. Start with asking your doctor and then seek a nutrionalist for more information. Be prepared by recording what you eat for a week or two before seeing them so they can make some recommendations on the first visit.


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