Psychic Nutritionist

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Did you know that people will seek out a psychic, before a nutritionist, and a nutritionist before a dietitian? I recently noticed a trend in seeking out a “psychic nutritionist” and at $2.00 per minute or more, I’m considering changing my title to “ask the psychic nutritionist”

Ellen Burstyn credits a psychic nutritionist with playing a star role in helping her to find herself.

And here is a worthwhile quote:
Maria Esposito, a psychic nutritionist from El Monte and a regular on the #33 bus to downtown L.A. - "You have to be a mind reader to ride the bus in LA. It's the only way to figure out what time your bus is coming or where it's going. Communicating with the dead is easier than digging up a bus schedule in this town."

Superman III had a "psychic nutritionist," Lorelei Ambrosia

And I quote: The key for me was seeing a psychic nutritionist in Los Angeles named Eileen Poole. In my opinion she is the finest psychic nutritionist on the planet. All of her work is done through channeling and not by book knowledge. Following Eileen’s recommendations, using a pendulum to test all of my food, and using a purple Positive Energy Plate to energize my food all have had a highly energizing effect on my body.

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Will the Real Nutrition Expert Please Stand Up?

There are many so-called nutrition advisors out there, sometimes it's hard to tell just who is a qualified expert.
From the hottest trendy restaurants to school cafeterias, from corporations to day-care centers, the secret is out. The registered dietitian is recognized as the most valuable source of good nutrition.
Registered dietitians provide reliable, up-to-date food and nutrition information. RDs know the science of nutrition and have the education to back it up.
Many times you will find writers, salesman, and just about anybody calling themselves nutritionists. In reality, they may only be self-proclaimed experts.
When you need trusted, accurate, timely and practical nutrition advice, seek the advice of a registered dietitian, the nutrition expert.

A registered dietitian (RD) is a food and nutrition expert who has met academic and professional requirements including:
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