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Of course. And we all know that professionally trained/educated nutritionists always agree and are never wrong.
by jack-r-abbit 14y ago
Of course. And we all know that professionally trained/educated nutritionists always agree and are never wrong.
- illuminate 14y agoI doubt her training/education was very "professional" considering the big "detoxification" blurb on her website :p Edit: Oh jesus, the banner that says "ALL DISEASES BEGIN IN THE GUT". That she can play at "practicing medicine" is horrible.
- jack-r-abbit 14y agoMy point exactly. Some times I think nutritionists are as much of a joke as "social media experts" are.
- LeeHunter 14y agoAccording to her website her education consisted of one year at Chapman University (possibly it was more than one year but her About isn't clear). Chapman does have a food science program but not a medical school (according to Wikipedia) http://stellametsovas.com/about/ http://stellametsovas.com/about/