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Hiv Nutritionist
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Nutritionist?Just wondering if I should seek out an hiv specific nutritionist or will a general nutritionist be ok. Thanks Ed...
Response from Nelson Vergel, B.S.Ch.E., M.B.A.
Program for Wellness Restoration
If you can find an HIV savvy one, that would be great. If not, one that has a lot of experience with patients with diabetes will be OK.Call your local AIDS Service organizations and clinics. They usually know dietitians who work with HIV...
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FInding a suitable nutritionistI am HIV+ for just over a year. I feel like a eat better then average, take a multivitamin... Read more »Segmental bioelectric impedanceI am a nutritionist working with HIV/AIDS patients. Would be interested in learning if you've... Read more »
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Benefits of Diet, Supplements, and Exercise in HIV CareSpeakers: Jan Zimmerman, nutritionist, Village Center for Care, AIDS Day Treatment Program Sean Crawford, clinical exercise specialist, GMHC volunteer Nutrition and HIV Foods that Heal The Story on Supplements The Fitness Contribution A Final... Read more »
Is It AIDS or Is It Aging?As an HIV/AIDS nutritionist and health educator, I work with many people who are over 50. I know that aging brings on medical, economic, social, nutritional and energy problems even in the absence of any disease. HIV disease creates similar problems... Read more »
Fighting WastingOn March 24, 2000, Nutritionists In AIDS Care (NIAC) and the AIDS Wasting Foundation (AWF) presented an all-day conference at Hunter College in New York City. The conference was entitled "Progressive Management of AIDS Wasting: 2000," and one of... Read more »
What's New at The Body, May 7, 2008What's New at The Body, May 7, 2008 ... Read more »
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Nutritionist??
Posted by sunflower, 3 Replies
Yawn....sigh. Has anyone worked with a nutritionist to combat fatigue?? Did it work? I feel like I am gaining a ton of weight partly due to the fact that I keep wanting to eat because I am so tired. I feel like eating will give me energy (not). I... Read more » Part time Nutritionist wanted
Posted by Anonymous
Heritage Healthcare Center a Primary Care community health center in Harlem is seeking a Registered Nutritionist to provide nutritional counseling in HIV/AIDS, Diabetes, HTN, Hyperlipidemia, Obesity, etc.. Candidate will be expected to provide at...
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some good news for HIV+ people
Posted by Anonymous
I'm a person with Hep C. I've been looking for something that will help me with my problems. I won't lie I'm also a Saleman for what I'm about ready to tell you. I ran into a person that turned me on to Dr. Robert Marshall. He is one of the most... Read more » Food, Nutrition, and HIV Conference 12/6 in Boston
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Food, Nutrition, and HIV Conference in Boston, on December 6The Food, Nutrition, and HIV Conference is a day-long event for HIV-positive persons and front-line service providers. It is organized by the AIDS Action Committee's HIV Health Institute. Th... Read more »
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