1. Which foods give you discomfort?
2. Which symptoms do you experience?
3. What is your ethnicity?
4. Which dairy foods do you miss the most?

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Los Angeles Business Journal: From Lactose Intolerant Child to Well Healed Exec

Meet Our Registered Dietician:
Jennifer Karp

Meet Our Registered Dietician

Jennifer Karp has joined the Ritter Nutrition family to help educate and inform you about nutrition and diet. Jennifer is a fully accredited, registered dietitian with a Master’s in Public Health from UCLA and a Bachelor of Science in Nutritional Science. She is also a recipient of the “Certificate in Training in Adult Weight Management. She has a successful practice and teaches college courses on nutrition.

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What is a dietician?

Dieticians are experts on nutrition and diet. They provide a wealth of information and education on how best to achieve optimal digestive health. They not only educate and provide information on nutrition and food, but they help you design diet and meal plans to meet your needs. If you’re trying to eat healthier, reduce weight or avoid certain types of foods for allergic or digestive symptoms, they can help educate and devise a meal strategy which best fits your lifestyle and needs.

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Disclaimer: The opinions expresses by the testimonials above are not intended to express or imply that ALL users will have the same results, nor do they represent that these results are typical. Results may vary. Although the results are very encouraging, please note this clinical trial only involved sixty subjects, and is not supposed to be analogous to clinical trials reviewed by the FDA. At the present time there is no known cure for lactose intolerance.