case study info Flashcards
what is food required for?
physical, mental and spiritual nourishment
what is physical, mental and spiritual nourishment reflective of?
the quality of our food
when do our bodies thrive?
when given all the proper “ingredients”
what are the 3 properties of natural nutrients?
- live
- natural
- good quality
explain LIVE
still contains enzymes (processing, high heats renders useless)
explain NATURAL
unprocessed and unrefined
explain GOOD QUALITY
organic, rich in essential nutrients
what is nutritional symptomatology?
the study of symptoms and the way they relate to nutrition
why is this a nutritionists preferred method of testing?
- client has tools and keys to solve their own problems
- we just have to be the educators
what is the holistic approach?
body-mind-spirit
what is the purpose of the nutritional assessments?
- to discover the root nutritional cause of a problem
- NOT to diagnose or put a name to that specific illness
what is our focus in these assessments?
- the clients main health concern
- always ask the client the purpose for their visit/their main concern that they want to work with
what are the forms that are used?
- lifestyle assessment form (LAF)
- nutri-systems profile (NSP)
- sub-questionnaires
what do these forms help to do?
evaluate all 3 aspects of the clients health (B/M/S)
what information does the lifestyle assessment form provide us with?
- client’s state of mind, habits, spiritual inclinations
- stress and energy levels, as well as sleeping habits
- occupational hazards/indications, family history and current eating habits
- medications and supplement regime (interactions, suitability)