Dietitian and Nutritionist for Heart Health

As a regulated health professional, a registered dietitian has an important role to play in cardiovascular health. Specifically, a dietitian can assess current diet to determine if it is heart healthy, provide education on the connection between diet and cardiovascular health, and outline areas for dietary improvement.

Here are just some of the ways an RD for heart health can help:

• Outline what foods to eat and what foods to avoid for optimum heart health.
• Help you establish a healthy diet to manage or prevent heart disease, stroke et al. Visit: dietitian for hypertension, dietitian for high cholesterol
• Create a personalized heart healthy meal plan.
• Receive support of a dietitian for weight loss , if desired.
• Support your overall cardiovascular health program, including assisting with coronary artery disease, atherosclerosis and more.
• Help establish the DASH Diet.
• Suggest specific foods, snacks and meals, including brand recommendations.
• Provide you with access to recipes for optimum heart health.
• Make recommendations for healthier food product substitutions.
• Provide accountability as you make diet and lifestyle changes.
• Seek the counsel of a dietitian for the anti-inflammatory diet.
• Attend to co-existing diseases: reverse fatty liver, manage kidney disease, manage diabetes with dietitian, see a dietitian for obesity et al.
• Address other concerns with a nutritionist and dietitian for men’s health as well as women’s dietitian.
• Receive support from a sports nutrition dietitian to help you align your nutrition plan with physical activity, if desired.
• Work within the confines of your current dietary conditions or preferences. Work with a dietitian for vegan diet, plant-based eating nutritionist, flexitarian diet support or vegetarian dietitian, gluten-restrictive diet support.
• And more.