Need a nutritionist!

[acmilano]

Anyone know any really good nutritionists? i did some research and there's a lot out there, i'm just looking to see if anyone has had any personal experiences with them.

Here are the cliff notes of my situation

-been working out for a few years now
-my body has no problem losing weight/gaining muscle
-i'm very good at gaining strength/muscle/etc. (e.g. when it comes to knowing what to eat/when to eat/what to workout/how to workout/etc.)
-focusing on cutting up at this moment
-lost enough body fat to have a decent ab outline
-have no idea on how to lose the last 1-2cm of bodyfat (want to get shredded)
-i suck at figuring out a cutting diet; no idea how to get an optimal diet going for cutting
-need nutritionist who knows what they are doing


anyone?

[wintonyk]

pm me a meal log and activity level and i can give ya some pointers. Or if your are truly serious about this, I can provide you with some consultations.

[sheik_yerbouti]

If you want real professional advice make sure you talk to a Registered Dietitian. Anyone can call themselves a nutritionist but a Dietitian is a protected term like Professional Engineer, Medical Doctor, Dentist, or Chartered Accountant.

http://www.dietitians.ca/public/cont..._dietitian.asp

[acmilano]

Originally posted by sheik_yerbouti
If you want real professional advice make sure you talk to a Registered Dietitian. Anyone can call themselves a nutritionist but a Dietitian is a protected term like Professional Engineer, Medical Doctor, Dentist, or Chartered Accountant.

http://www.dietitians.ca/public/cont..._dietitian.asp

this is what i needed. i just finished exams so i have to get back into the habit of working out. thanks for showing me this site, i appreciate it.

[swak]

go here...

Integra

I go here for sports nutrition guidance, among other things, and this guy is awesome.
... i see Dr. Armel

[Gooseberry]

bump, just curious if anyone has some recommendations for a dietician instead of the huge list from the website listed above.