Yeah, man, I wouldn't let one course determine your career path. By the same token if the program requires multiple levels of chemistry and you really don't have an aptitude for it that's something to think about. BUT from what I know general nutrition just requires a background in chemistry. The question you have to ask is not how hard you have to work to pass the courses. As hardgain said, you can overcome. But whether it will result in you're doing something you hate.
I started out in engineering just to show myself I could do it. But I HATE math. I suck at it and hate dealing with numbers. So logically, choosing a career that revolved around it was a little shortsighted!
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If you act sanctimonious I will just list out your logical fallacies until you get pissed off and spew blasphemous remarks.
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