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Black Graphic Hoodie

Black Graphic Hoodie

Sale priceFrom $39.50

Original Black SLUMDAWG Hoodie

Original Black SLUMDAWG Hoodie

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DAWG Reversible Bucket Hat - Breathable Streetwear | Joorish Idol

DAWG Reversible Bucket Hat - Breathable Streetwear | Joorish Idol

Tye Dye Yellow & Navy DAWG bucket hat

Sale price$25.99

Dawg Cuffed Beanie - Slumdawg Millionaires | Joorish Idol

Yellow Cuffed Beanie (Slumdawg Millionaires Brand)

Sale price$14.00

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“Each State (including those with Exclusive Scope of Practice Laws) has exemptions regarding “General Nutrition Information.” While general nutrition information is not clearly defined, the clause typically appears in the Exemptions or Exceptions section of the law. An example: Nothing in this law prevents“Any person who does not represent himself as a licensed dietitian or licensed nutritionist from furnishing information on food, food materials, or dietary supplements or from engaging in the explanation to customers about food, food materials, or dietary supplements.”

When state laws limit the ability to “individualize” our recommendations, working up to the level of our education, we may still provide clients with general health and wellness information. Examples include providing guidance, advice, and education that applies to the masses/general public, which is found in a book, medical journal, website, podcast, etc. While the laws prevent “individualizing” nutrition services (such as meal plans), you may provide information to a client about food selection, food preparation, “normal nutritional requirements,” and sources of nutrients in foods. You may provide clients with your favorite recipes/favorite cookbooks/favorite blogs/favorite farmer, or even a favorite meal delivery service. You may make recommendations for dietary supplements or herbs and advise your clients about using those products.”

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