What we study to become a clinical nutritionist.

Written By Lyndall Wright
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What do we study to become clinical nutritionists?

I often get asked about what we actually study to become a Clinical Nutritionist. It is a 3.5-year degree and includes a long list of subjects. These subjects (although not always enjoyable ;)), give us the knowledge to truly understand what is going on for you and the skills to research to further understand.

Here’s the list

  • Human Biology

  • Chemistry & Biochemistry

  • Sociology of Food

  • Nutrition

  • Nutritional Biochemistry

  • Pharmacology

  • Pathology

  • Medicinal Food Science

  • Diagnostics

  • Anatomy & Physiology

  • Sports Nutrition

  • Dietary Planning

  • Public Health

  • Weight Management

  • Basic counseling & psychology

  • Nutritional Physiology Research

Plus…Nearly 500 hours of clinical experience, seeing & helping clients, further solidifying our learning & experience.

I love what I study.
I love figuring out what might be happening.
I love helping my clients live the best life possible.

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Lyndall Wright
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