Tay-Sachs disease, Alzheimer's disease and the cholinergic hypothesis. Tucker L. PMID: 3798280 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE] Publication Types: Letter; MeSH Terms. Acetylcholine/metabolism* Alzheimer Disease/metabolism* Animals; Pyridines/pharmacology* Pyrithioxin/pharmacology* Rats; Tay-Sachs Disease/metabolism* Substances. Pyridines; Pyrithioxin; Acetylcholine
The answer is dietitians and nutritionists! A dietitian or nutritionist's job is to supervise the planning and preparation of meals to ensure that peopleâlike students, patients, and athletesâare getting the right foods to make them as healthy and as strong as possible.
Although professionals may earn their degree specifically in nutrition, there are a number of related fields that can also lead to becoming a nutritionist. These include degrees in dietetics, clinical nutrition, foods and nutrition and food service management systems.he difference between a nutritionist and a dietitian. Before learning how to become a nutritionist, you must first understand the difference between a nutritionist and a dietitian.