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Sydney Bates is a registered dietitian with specialized training in eating disorder treatment and sports nutrition. She earned her Master's degree from Simmons University in Boston and completed her dietetic internship at Massachusetts General Hospital, with clinical rotations in eating disorder care through Walden Behavioral Care. She applies Intuitive Eating principles and Health at Every Size approaches in her practice.
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