James Chilton

Dietary Supplement Evaluation Specialist

Highlights

James Chilton, MS, RDN, LDN, has a professional background in nutrition and dietetics, with an emphasis on dietary assessment and nutrition-related education. His listed qualifications support a foundation in understanding nutrient needs, dietary recommendations, and nutrition information. His proposed editorial focus is dietary supplement evaluation, particularly ingredient documentation, label transparency, scientific evidence, and responsible communication of product claims.

Education

Master’s Degree in Applied Nutrition and Dietetics – Logan University

Bachelor’s Degree in Sports Medicine – Radford University

Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Kinesiology and Exercise Science – Radford University

Biology, General – Northern Virginia Community College

Experience

Registered Dietitian – Sodexo

Student Dietitian – BJC Community Health Services

Student Dietitian – Faeth Therapeutics

Student Dietitian – Nutrition for Optimal Performance

Head Coach – CrossFit RadfordPresident/Head Coach-level Fitness and Nutrition Coaching – CrossFit Radford, including individualized nutrition and strength coaching

Supplement Evaluation Experience: Evaluated ergogenic and dietary supplements for athletic performance, researched evidence-based nutritional interventions, and developed supplement-related educational content.

Licenses & Certifications

Registered Dietitian (RD/RDN) – Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics

Licensed Dietitian/Nutritionist – North Carolina Board of Dietetics/Nutrition

Basic Life Support (BLS) – American Red Cross Training Services

ServSafe Food Protection Manager Certification – National Restaurant Association

CrossFit Level 2 Trainer – CrossFit, LLC

CrossFit Level 1 Trainer – CrossFit, LLC

CrossFit Sport-Specific Application (CrossFit Football) – CrossFit, LLC

CrossFit Mobility SME – CrossFit, LLC

CrossFit Kids SME – CrossFit, LLC

CrossFit Gymnastics SME – CrossFit, LLC

Background

James Chilton’s professional background is associated with nutrition and dietetics, with credentials indicating formal training in the field. His proposed role in dietary supplement evaluation would focus on interpreting product information, reviewing ingredient evidence, and helping consumers understand supplement labels and claims. His biography should distinguish verified nutrition qualifications from any additional editorial responsibilities or supplement-review experience that has not yet been documented.

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