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Nutrition support within a fitness engagement — Personal trainer — Professionals
Providers must qualify nutrition enquiries separately from exercise coaching. Offer only support within verified competence, make no diagnostic or treatment claims from a marketplace brief and avoid requesting weight targets, medical records or detailed food histories as public matching fields.
Service scope
General nutrition discussion offered only within the provider's actual qualifications and professional scope. It must be distinguished from clinical dietetics, treatment of an eating disorder, a prescribed diet or supplement advice presented as part of ordinary personal training.
What is normally included
- Clarification of general food-related goals
- Education within demonstrated competence
- Referral where specialist nutrition care is needed
What is not included
- Clinical dietary treatment by an unqualified trainer
- Restrictive meal or calorie prescriptions
- Guaranteed weight loss or supplement outcomes
Qualification checks
- Confirm nutrition-specific competence
- Clarify education versus clinical intent
- Identify referral boundaries
- Agree private information handling
- Define consultation outputs
Quote guidance
Explain consultation time, written educational material and follow-up fees, distinguishing them from a fitness package. Do not price a promised amount of weight loss, prescribe a paid supplement bundle or imply clinical treatment is included in general coaching.
Lead risks
- The request may need a dietitian or clinician
- Customers may expect a meal prescription from general education
- Sensitive concerns may only emerge during private intake
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