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Should i visit a dietitian in order to get a good eating plan for losing weight and gaining muscle at gym? or should i speak to a personal trainer?
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Dietitian : The dietitan is specialized in this area, the personal trainer is not. To get better results I would recommend seeing a dietitan
Answered 1/7/2020
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