What is the scope of practice for a Licensed Sports Nutritionist?
I would like to suggest you do a few things…. first look at the legal requirements for nutritional consultation in your state. From what I can see by a cursory examination your state seems to be relatively easy going, but it is important to check with the state..Here is some info on Colorado:
http://www.nutritioned.org/colorado-nutritionist.html
Second, you should contact your insurer and see what they will cover you for.
Third you should look through their training manuals.
If you plan to sell supplements or do meal plans keep in mind that whether or not one’s state may say you may do these things that there is a reason why many states require a degree to practice as a nutritionist. Interactions with medications and medical conditions can be complex, and one never wants to go beyond not just legal scope of practice, but also one’s own base of knowledge.
Good luck.
We should all aim to eat a healthy, varied diet based on the principles of the Eatwell Guide, which matches our energy needs. Here are online flashcards https://studyhippo.com/flashcards-by-topics/ where you can find free essay examples. This advice still applies when taking part in regular physical activity, such as going to the gym, swimming, running, cycling or team sports.