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Lessons - Overview
The subject “Fundamentals of Nutrition” is divided into six (6) lessons and covers Part 1 & Part 2 of your text.

Lesson 1 Foreword Ho!
  “Treedom”
  Introduction
  The Building Blocks: Water

Lesson 2 Carbohydrates
  Proteins
  Lipids: Fats and Oils

Lesson 3 Vitamins

Lesson 4 Minerals

Lesson 5 Accessory Nutrients
  Foods

Lesson 6 Diets
  Dietary Habits
  Environmental Aspects of Nutrition

Please do the lessons in the order given.

READY?

Lesson One:

Introduction

Purpose:
  To study and understand the link between nutrition and preventative medicine.

Objectives:
  Describe the three basic metabolic functions: building, cleansing, and maintenance.

Note:
The symbol * means: take a few moments to reflect and answer the question asked.

Please read the Introduction now.

*Q1. How does the author explain the terms
“Scientific Nutrition” and “Integrated
Medicine”?
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As Registered Holistic Nutritionists, your mission will be to “guide and counsel your clients in the best way to achieve optimal health through natural nutrition, but always respecting the right and need for the client to make the final decision in all wellness plans.” We also encourage the policy to “recognize the need to work co-operatively with other disciplines, holistic and allopathic, to best serve the client’s need, respecting the unique contribution of each discipline.”

*Q2. Explain why the nutritional practice of
dietitians and doctors is very limited.
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