Eunice Holmes has over 15 years of experience in the field of nutrition and dietetics. After a quick stint as an interior design major, an elective nutrition course revealed her true interest: food! She switched majors and began her career as a dietetic technician (DTR).
In 2012, Eunice received her Bachelor of Science degree in health sciences with a concentration in dietetics from the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey. She has worked in a variety of settings including an online meal planning service, a wellness mobile application company, and for a meal delivery service. Now, as assistant nutrition manager for Previmedica, she enjoys overseeing the very talented PreviMedica team and using her nutrition and design knowledge to create educational resources and social media content for the company. Outside of work, she can be found in the kitchen, always experimenting with new recipes and ingredients. She is grateful for those who try her experiments, even when they are not so successful.
Disclaimer: It is important to note that food sensitivity testing is distinct from food allergy testing. While both tests share the objective of identifying potential food reactions, they vary in their diagnostic methodology and the types of reactions they detect. Food allergy testing commonly focuses on immediate, life-threatening reactions to foods, while food sensitivity testing aims to detect delayed responses that can be less severe but still affect one's health. Therefore, we strongly advise consulting with a qualified healthcare professional to determine which testing approach is most suitable for your particular situation.
