Estonian authorities are investigating claims made by a nutritionist who gained a large following online, alleging that many internet-based nutritionists are primarily motivated by profit rather than genuine concern for clients’ health. The investigation, prompted by a video circulating on RUS.POSTIMEES.EE, focuses on the practices of several prominent nutritionists operating primarily through online platforms. The video features a nutritionist who asserts that many individuals offering nutrition advice via the internet are not qualified and are focused on generating revenue. The nutritionist expressed concerns about the lack of regulation and oversight within the online nutrition industry. Following the video’s release, Estonian consumer protection agencies have initiated an inquiry into the practices of several internet-based nutritionists. The investigation will examine marketing materials, client interactions, and the qualifications of those offering nutritional guidance. Authorities are seeking to determine if any practitioners are engaging in misleading or deceptive practices. The investigation is ongoing. Topics: #video #nutritionist #internet Post navigation Patient’s story: why does no doctor believe that I’m so hurt? Oyster – a miracle animal that should help against a hundred diseases