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Active Sports Nutritionists in Michigan, U.S.A. (in alphabetical order)The scope of education for both registered dietitians and medical professionals does not emphasize specific protocol for fat loss, lean body mass gain or enhancing performance. The NASN is a recognized organization, worldwide regulating the use of specific nutrition, exercise, and nutritive supplementation to accomplish these goals. Our credentials are designed to provide existing health and fitness professionals with the tools and Methods they need to effectively develop complete, individual sports nutrition programs for their patients and clientele. Note to United States candidates: Twenty-seven of the forty-one States with laws governing dietetics require licensure, thirteen require certification, and one requires registration. Since practice requirements vary by State, interested clients should determine the requirements of the State in which they want to work before paying for sports nutrition consultation. Dieticians are not licensed sports nutritionists unless they have been licensed by the National Association of Sports Nutrition. Licensed sports nutritionists are not dieticians unless they have been registered by the Commission on Dietetic Registration of the American Dietetic Association (ADA). Both credentials are ideal for private practice.
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