HNU Holistic Nutrition 101

Certified Organic vs. Organic vs. natural? What foods are high in lycopene’s and what is a lycopene and why are they good for me? A hydrogenated what? Why should some people avoid nightshades? What is the difference between a macrobiotic, or blood type, or low carbohydrate or vegan diet, or paleo food plan? Keto? Whole foods? Aren’t all foods whole? What is the basis of food combining? These are questions your patients/clients are asking today. Do you have the answers? This Certification gives you a strong basis for providing solid answers to these questions as well as learning the foundations of whole food—clean eating…a necessity for everyone. Upon completion of this Certification, the participant will be able to: - Discuss the importance of teaching clients to read labels in today’s world of chemicals - Educate patients/clients how to easily prepare basic wholefoods - Help your clients/patients know what questions to ask their physicians in regards to food intake - Discuss food as a healing tool Additional Certification Requirements – Core Courses: BUS 101 – Business & Ethics for Holistic Health – This course prepares the learner to begin integrating skills and training into care of the clients. Creating a comfortable therapeutic milieu in regard to equipment needed for clinical setting, cleaning of equipment between client use is discussed. Other topics include proper documentation, ethics, scope of practice, marketing for referrals. 36 Contact Hours – 18 Class / 18 Self-Paced Learning – Tuition: $450 BIO 101 – Anatomy & Physiology / Pathology – 50 Contact Hours – Self-Paced Learning – Tuition: $225 PSY 101 – Human Behavior for Holistic Health – 50 Contact Hours – Self-Paced Learning – Tuition; $225