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.
Clinical dietitians and nutritionists may further specialize, such as working only with patients with kidney diseases or those with diabetes. Community dietitians and nutritionists develop programs and counsel the public on topics related to food and nutrition.They often work with specific groups of people, such as adolescents or the elderly.ommunity dietitians and nutritionists develop programs and counsel the public on topics related to food and nutrition. They often work with specific groups of people, such as adolescents or the elderly.