everyones using NUT in their posts and i have no clue what that is.

i'm like reading... and im reading "blah blah nut"

whats that suppose to mean?!

It is short for nutritionist.

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You may want to look up the difference between a "nutritionist" and a "Registered Dietitian [RD]." Some of the former know their stuff, but there are no standards for using the title. That is, any imbecile can hang a "nutritionist" shingle and perhaps be dangerous in the process. I like to think that anyone working in a bariatrics practice is an RD.

I've learned some other abbreviations along the way. CW = current weight, SW = surgery weight, HW = highest weight, NSV = non-scale victories (like smaller clothes size). Hope this helps.

You may want to look up the difference between a "nutritionist" and a "Registered Dietitian [RD]." Some of the former know their stuff, but there are no standards for using the title. That is, any imbecile can hang a "nutritionist" shingle and perhaps be dangerous in the process. I like to think that anyone working in a bariatrics practice is an RD.

Oh, how I wish that was the case. I got referred to a NUT who was a complete nut CASE.

Yeah that is what I thought. ..lol nutritionist. ..

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Dieticians are to Nutritionists as Dentists are to Toothologists.

"When all is said and done, usually more has been said than done. "

You may want to look up the difference between a "nutritionist" and a "Registered Dietitian [RD]." Some of the former know their stuff, but there are no standards for using the title. That is, any imbecile can hang a "nutritionist" shingle and perhaps be dangerous in the process. I like to think that anyone working in a bariatrics practice is an RD.

Oh, how I wish that was the case. I got referred to a NUT who was a complete nut CASE.

Yup, that's why an RD is the reliable route. A NUT in its SHELL can be a bad thing.