Nutritional medicine
In our modern society, we are constantly striving to optimize ourselves. We invest in our health, our education, and our careers. Nutrition is a crucial factor that we often neglect.
However, proper nutrition can not only keep our bodies healthy but also protect us from a variety of diseases. How do we eat right? Which foods are healthy and which are not? These are questions many people ask themselves.
In the subject of Nutritional Medicine in the Nutrition Trainer Training Program, you will explore the effects of nutrition on the human body. You will gain insight into which dietary mistakes can have negative effects on our organism and what diet-related diseases exist.
Diet-related diseases are widespread in industrialized countries. The most well-known diet-related diseases, such as obesity and diabetes mellitus, will be discussed, and we will provide an overview of gastrointestinal diseases and rheumatic diseases.
Both diseases have increased in recent years and affect more and more people. Obesity is a condition characterized by a high percentage of body fat. Diabetes mellitus is a metabolic disorder in which the body either does not produce insulin properly or does not respond properly to insulin.
Another important topic in this subject is food intolerance. Many people suffer from symptoms but do not know exactly what they have. You will also learn how labeling works in Germany and what you should consider if you have a food intolerance.