Submitted on Thursday 8th January 2015
Published on Friday 9th January 2015
Current status: Closed
Closed: Monday 30th March 2015
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Improve regulation of the nutrition, health and wellbeing industry
Since the obesity crisis hit the UK, many people with no experience and no recognised nutritional qualifications (qualifications from recognised national bodies (city&guilds, for example) have jumped on the 'weight loss' bandwagon.
These people not only call themselves 'nutritionists' or 'wellness coaches' without qualfications, but also give advice to people often without the legal authority to do so.
Because the public are so desperate to lose weight/be healthier, a lot of this 'advice' is taken as red, which is not only legally wrong, it is morally and ethically wrong too
So, I am asking that regulation of the 'wellness' industry is tightened up for the sake of the safety of the general public, and that ONLY those with professional, recognised qualifications have the right to (1) use the term 'nutritionist' and (2) give advice to the general public with respect to health, wellbeing and weight loss
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