PRESS RELEASE: Rate Increases See Australians Cutting Their Required Nutrient Intake

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MP Nutrition, one of Australia’s leading nutritionist company, has noticed dozens of clients cutting back on their recommended nutrient intake in favor of cheap meals to help absorb the rising cost of living.

MP Nutrition works with individuals located throughout Australia. They specialise in helping to heal chronic conditions with nutrition. This used to be an effective method. However, the team at MP Nutrition has noticed a considerable increase in individuals cutting back on healthy meals in favor of cheap, low nutrient-rich food.

The nutritionists began noticing this behavior a couple of months ago. “Many of our clients are struggling with bills and everyday expenses, causing them to cut out their required fruit and vegetable intake,” said Dr. Ben Carvosso, the founder of MP Nutrition.

It isn’t only Victorians or Sydney siders that are suffering. “We work with clients all around Australia, and we are noticing financial pain across the board,” said Dr. Ben Carvosso.

If the horrifying trend continues, this could cause profound implications for Australia’s already struggling healthcare system. When individuals don’t consume the right food, they’re more susceptible to illnesses, and with winter around the corner, people are wondering if this malnutrition could cause a spike in COVID-19 infections again.

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Name: DR Ben CarvossoCompany: MP NutritionEmail: [email protected]Phone: 03 5947 4897

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March 22, 2023/by Reland Pigte

About MP Nutrition

MP Nutrition is one of Australia's leading nutritionist companies. For over 20 years the award-winning team has helped hundreds of Australians heal themselves with nutrition.

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