nutritionists

The article claims Coke is working with dietitians, while the post title erroneously states they're working with the nutritionists.

That's why doctors and nutritionists say not to worry about your weight, but worry about your waist.

Most nutritionists will agree that if you adhere to your diet 90% of the time, you're going to be successful.

It reminds me of a recent blog post by Yoni Freedhoff about nutritionists posting sponsored tweets.

Economists would have the crown for being wrong the most often if not for nutritionists.

Title is inaccurate: Coca-Cola isn't working with nutritionists, they are working with dietitians.

As I said, everything I've seen from Soilent indicates to me their just brushing aside warnings from real nutritionists.

I also have free access to nutritionists and weight support groups since weight management can be an issue for veterans.

The general conclusion among nutritionists is that it's very very hard for vegans to get enough B12 in their diets no matter what they try.

This underscores, painfully, the point that they're not nutritionists.

What annoys me, is how certain the vast majority of nutritionists were, despite the lack of clear scientific trials, that dietary fat would lead to heart disease.

An FDA governed by doctors, toxicologists and clinical nutritionists.

I guess that's the equivalent of Stroustrup's "If you understand int and vector you understand C++", for nutritionists.

You often get "nutritionists" when you're looking for dietitians.

It also, in my mind, emphasizes that the bulk of "Nutritionists" for the last 50 years have been a bunch of cargo-cult practicing members of the mob - and it makes you wonder what other so-called-scientific disciplines are behaving in a like manner.

I am a big fan of Michael Pollan, and his main argument is that even nutritionists and doctors, people who dedicate thier lives to studying nutrition, can't answer lots of the more complex questions: "Eat carbs!

Nutritionists don't have much of a clue, but press usually takes them by the face value and makes a new truth out of their words.