In terms of my knowledge on the subject on nutrition and dietetics, I currently hold a first class honours degree in nutrition (accredited by the Association for Nutrition), and I am now studying my masters to become a Dietitian. I wish I had this book throughout my degree as it contains so much information in one place. I find the most useful thing to be the inclusion of the UK DRVs located in appendix 6 towards the end of the book (page 875), as there are a fair few of them and they can be easy to forget (especially for some of the less discussed nutrients). The book has 2 incredibly useful built in fabric book marks which is a really nice touch. It is however much smaller than I was expecting, this isn't necessarily a bad thing, however I was slightly surprised by it. The book can be slightly difficult to navigate at first, especially if you are rushing to find the information you require, however, after taking the time to establish the layout this has become far less of an issue.
I would definitely recommend this book to anybody studying within the field of nutrition and dietetics, as well as those already working in the field, as the book feels like it was designed to be used by both.
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A great pocket aid to nutrition and dietetics
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 3 August 2020
In terms of my knowledge on the subject on nutrition and dietetics, I currently hold a first class honours degree in nutrition (accredited by the Association for Nutrition), and I am now studying my masters to become a Dietitian. I wish I had this book throughout my degree as it contains so much information in one place. I find the most useful thing to be the inclusion of the UK DRVs located in appendix 6 towards the end of the book (page 875), as there are a fair few of them and they can be easy to forget (especially for some of the less discussed nutrients). The book has 2 incredibly useful built in fabric book marks which is a really nice touch. It is however much smaller than I was expecting, this isn't necessarily a bad thing, however I was slightly surprised by it. The book can be slightly difficult to navigate at first, especially if you are rushing to find the information you require, however, after taking the time to establish the layout this has become far less of an issue.I would definitely recommend this book to anybody studying within the field of nutrition and dietetics, as well as those already working in the field, as the book feels like it was designed to be used by both.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 3 August 2020
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 3 August 2020
I would definitely recommend this book to anybody studying within the field of nutrition and dietetics, as well as those already working in the field, as the book feels like it was designed to be used by both.
A great pocket aid to nutrition and dietetics
By Greg Morgan on 3 August 2020
In terms of my knowledge on the subject on nutrition and dietetics, I currently hold a first class honours degree in nutrition (accredited by the Association for Nutrition), and I am now studying my masters to become a Dietitian. I wish I had this book throughout my degree as it contains so much information in one place. I find the most useful thing to be the inclusion of the UK DRVs located in appendix 6 towards the end of the book (page 875), as there are a fair few of them and they can be easy to forget (especially for some of the less discussed nutrients). The book has 2 incredibly useful built in fabric book marks which is a really nice touch. It is however much smaller than I was expecting, this isn't necessarily a bad thing, however I was slightly surprised by it. The book can be slightly difficult to navigate at first, especially if you are rushing to find the information you require, however, after taking the time to establish the layout this has become far less of an issue.By Greg Morgan on 3 August 2020
I would definitely recommend this book to anybody studying within the field of nutrition and dietetics, as well as those already working in the field, as the book feels like it was designed to be used by both.
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 22 January 2021
This will be very useful for the rest of my studies. It’s great for a quick overview of what you need to know!
A must have
By Ceri on 22 January 2021
As a second year dietetics student. I wish I had known about this last year!!By Ceri on 22 January 2021
This will be very useful for the rest of my studies. It’s great for a quick overview of what you need to know!
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