Diploma in Nutritional Consultancy (UK)

Subjects & Modules

Part 1

• The principle bulk nutrients and associated foods
• The cell and cell energy
• The environment inside the cell
• The need for the cell to self-cleanse
• The micro-minerals and their contribution to the cell
• The vitamins
• Bowel flora – how it aids cleansing and the maintenance of a good environment inside the body
• Characteristics of the main foods.
• Suppressive versus eliminative foods
• The composition of foods
• Allergies, intolerances and sensitivities.
• The microminerals and their contribution to the cell
• Designing diets
• The use of supplements

Part 2

• Naturopathy, its nature and its history
• Philosophy of naturopathic nutritional therapeutics
• Synthesis of naturopathy & science
• The practitioner’s role
• Understanding the depth of disease
• The concept of eliminatory pressure & its management
• Taking the case history & understanding organs and organ functions
• Interpretation of case history and understanding individual reactivity
• The tools of the trade & using diets as treatment
• The tools of the trade & using supplements as treatment
• The tools of the trade & using herbs as treatment
• Actions of groups of phytonutrients
• Special supplements & the combined prescription
• Steering a course through treatment – flexibility and insight
• Snags, cleanses and case histories. There are many cases whereby important factors go against diets that would otherwise be prescribed; it is here that we discuss these factors and the approach to avoid any snags in our prescriptions. We also look at the types of cleanses we can use to assist in our role and review some case histories before you embark on your own.
  • Areas Covered
  • Avoiding Giving Wrong Prescriptions
  • Alternative Types Of Cleanse
  • The Bowel Cleanse
  • Liver Cleanse
  • Global Energies
  • Strong Detoxifying Treatment
  • Our Relationship With Allopathic Drugs
  • Taking The Case