Human Nutrition
Course Overview
We all know about the exercises and food that help us lose weight however have we ever looked into the theory behind it all, Sometimes understanding the root cause helps us progress faster then just doing it for the sake of it.
Maintaining normal, healthy weight becomes more difficult as we get older, even if we are eating the same foods as we did when we were young. Making healthy food choices are often difficult because our stress levels are higher and our lives busy. We are constantly exposed to foods that claim to be healthy yet are not, and we are unaware of what ‘fat’ foods we may unwittingly be eating, as well as habits and patterns we may have developed over time, that together ruin our chances to become slim, or stay slim. Sadly, being overweight has serious implications with regard to health and longevity.
This course explains exactly what happens on a cellular, hormonal and metabolic level,- in easy to understand layman’s terms,- when we eat certain foods. It explains what hormones are released in all of us and how they can sabotage our attempts to lose weight. It also explains how the same hormones in one person may lead to more weight gain than they do in another person, as well as some fundamental, resolvable challenges that cause us to crave certain foods..
Why choose Edplx?
- Internationally recognised accredited qualification
- Access to our free career advisors
- Approved UK Learning Centre
- 1 year accessibility to the course
- Attain PDF or hardcopy certificate to show employers
- Study at your own pace anywhere
- Employer has access to certificate validation
- Tutor Support available Monday-Friday
- Invitation to job fairs
Course Curriculum
This Course will cover some of the following topics:-
- How does a slim person process food?
- What is a Mitochondrion?
- Carbohydrates
- Insulin. What is it and why is it important?
- Fats and when they are burned
- Why do we get fat in the first place?
- Dangers of Fructose and where does it hide?
- Why do people respond so differently to the same foods?
- How Fat relates to Insulin.
- Why do I crave bread and sweets?
- Why do some people put fat on their bum and others on their belly?
- Carbohydrates to eat and carbohydrates to avoid
- Do I need to be scared of my belly fat?
- More dangers associated with Insulin Resistance
- What can I do to reduce the impact of Insulin?
- Glucose Management
- Intermittent Fasting
- When do I exercise to maximize the benefit?
- Why am I struggling to lose weight?
- How does Leptin act in the body?
- Why am I so exhausted every time I go on a diet?
- Hunger and weight loss
- How can I reduce my stress levels?
- Protein for breakfast
- Will stress make me fatter?
- Eat with Attention
- Stress Management
- Sleep aids
And much more
Who is this Course for
This course is suitable for anyone interested in learning more about what affects their body, why they can’t lose weight, and other health issues related to different types of food.
Career Path
This training course will lead you to many different career opportunities, Here are few prospects:
- Personal development
- Dietitian/Dietician
- Dietetic Assistant
- Nutritionist/Nutritional Assistant
- Nutritional Advisor/Nutritional Therapist/Nutrition Coach
Course Features
- Lectures 50
- Quizzes 0
- Duration 2h 26m
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 1049
- Certificate Yes
- Assessments Yes
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Human Nutrition
- Introduction
- Disclaimer
- Overview of the 10 commonly asked questions
- Question 1. How does a slim person process food?
- What is a Mitochondrion?
- Carbohydrates
- Insulin. What is it and why is it important?
- Fats and when they are burned
- Question 2. Why do we get fat in the first place?
- Dangers of Fructose and where does it hide?
- Question 3. Why do people respond so differently to the same foods?
- Summary so far
- How Fat relates to Insulin.
- First Impactful change. How to start influencing insulin?
- Question 4. Why do I crave bread and sweets?
- What about Insulin and Leptin resistance?
- Impactful change part 2
- Question 5. Why do some people put fat on their bum and others on their belly?
- Enzymes
- Perspective summary
- Impactful change part 3
- Glycemic Index vs Glycemic load
- Carbohydrates to eat and carbohydrates to avoid
- Question 6. Do I need to be scared of my belly fat?
- More dangers associated with Insulin Resistance
- Question 7. What can I do to reduce the impact of Insulin?
- Glucose Management
- Intermittent Fasting
- Intermittent Fasting
- When do I exercise to maximize the benefit?
- What exercises can I do that won’t take ages?
- High Interval Training
- Impactful change part 4
- Question 8. Why am I struggling to lose weight?
- How does Leptin act in the body?
- Leptin Resistance
- Question 9. Why am I so exhausted every time I go on a diet?
- Practical reality example.
- Hunger and weight loss
- How can I reduce my stress levels?
- What about protein?
- Protein for breakfast
- Common Proteins
- Question 10. Will stress make me fatter?
- Eat with Attention
- Stress Management
- Sleep aids
- Big picture perspective
- Summary of 10 small changes that have a big impact.
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Bonus Lecture: 10 Readiness Strategies (PDF)