What is the difference between holistic and functional nutrition?
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“Holistic nutrition considers how nutrition, lifestyle and different aspects of your health work together. Functional nutrition also looks for patterns and connections that may help explain why you’re experiencing certain symptoms. My approach combines both, with recommendations personalized to you rather than using a one-size-fits-all plan.”
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