Receive Advice From a Plant-Based Dietitian in Buffalo, NY

Dietitian:

In order to maintain their “Registered Dietitian” (RD) or “Registered Dietitian Nutritionist” (RDN) title, dietitians are required to have a college degree, undergo special training, and engage in ongoing education. In addition, they must pass a comprehensive test from the Commission on Dietetic Registration (CDR).

Nutritionist:

On the contrary, the term “nutritionist” is less strict, and individuals with varied educational backgrounds can use that title. In some places, it is available to anyone regardless of their educational or professional training.

Note: Our online plant-based and vegan dietitians are all federally accredited registered dietitians, meeting stringent educational and CDR exam standards.

We apologize for the inconvenience. At the moment we can only offer our consultations online exclusively through Zoom. Our aim is to expand our support to a wider and more varied audience throughout Buffalo and across the whole state of New York!

Yes, we can provide a “superbill” with Lisamarie’s license number to practice in the state of New York as a registered dietitian and nutritionist.

We can begin working with you in less than a week! Visit our contact page to book your initial assessment with Lisamarie. We look forward to meeting you!

Depending on your unique objectives and circumstances, it can be a couple of sessions or on-going telehealth nutrition support. Begin with a discovery call where we will access everything and come up with a plan for your specific needs!

A vegan doctor can prescribe medications, order blood work, and address severe vitamin deficiencies with high-dose supplements like B12, vitamin D, and iron.

By contrast, a vegan dietitian focuses on modifying your diet and eating habits to prevent deficiencies and manage chronic diseases.

They ensure your nutritional needs, such as iodine, omega-3, calcium, magnesium, and zinc, are met through dietary adjustments, and will provide practical advice based on your eating patterns.

For advice on implementing a plant-based diet, plant-based nutritionists and dietitians are your go-to experts.

If you need a medical diagnosis, blood work, or a prescription, consult with plant-based doctors.

Yes, plant-based telehealth is as effective as seeing a plant-based nutritionist in an office.

Plant-Based Dietitians Ltd works exclusively online because it allows the client do their sessions from the comfort of their own home and show valuable information (for example: foods, supplements, dishware, and more), and clients can also save money on transport time.