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Getting a MS in Nutrition

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  1. Hello,

    As the subject line says, I've been thinking getting one, as I'm interested in how what we eat
    affects us, how food can heal. But I'm wondering how much is "science" involved. I've never been
    very good in the sciences, I was a bit overwhelmed with the multitude of information, without (to
    me, anyway) relevant application. But nutrition seems very relevant to me. So, would this aversion
    to sciences, specifically chemistry, be a big problem for me? How much of the coursework, and
    possible career opportunities, deal with science, per se?

    Thank you,

    Ben

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