Nationally Recognised - Distance Education
Naturopathy


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Nutrition & Disease
 


   
 

This subject is particularly useful to both the practitioner interested in nutrition, and to the public at large. It has been prepared to tertiary standard, and is of very high quality. Yet like the other subjects offered by the College, it is easy to understand. What is also significant about this subject is that it has been prepared with Australian nutrition in mind. Therefore this particular subject is of considerable importance for all Australians.  It has Anatomy and Physiology as a prerequisite.

In the table below is an indication of the topics covered, which takes one year of part-time external study, although the student may alter this rate to suit their lifestyle and commitments. The 60 modules require an average of 5 hours study each. They are divided into three 10 week terms of 20 modules each term. This subject must be completed within 12 months.

This subject is prepared at tertiary level, and is presented as a full set of illustrated notes.

The Study Program
External study with the student being supplied with a comprehensive set of course notes.

Assessment
Three multiple choice examinations  .

Co requisites  : Anat & Phys 

Course Fees  : $1260.00    -   $  420.00 per term.

Sample module 11 -  Recommended Allowances


Term One  Term Two      Term Three

1. Intro & dietary components  21. Thiamine 41. Pregnancy & lactation
2. Carbohydrate  22. Riboflavin  42. Growth and development
3. Fat  23. Niacin 43. Obesity
4. Protein 24. Vitamin B6 44. Starvation
5. Vitamins and minerals 25. Biotin & Pantothenic Acid 45. Allergies
6. Water 26. Folic Acid and Vitamin B12 46. Malabsorption states
7. Other Molecules  27. Vitamin 47. Sugar
8. Food groups 28. Vitamin A 48. Salt
9. Food Composition 29. Vitamins D & K 49. Vitamin C & Cancer
10. The Australian Diet 30. Vitamin E 50. Vitamin B6 
11. Recommended Allowances 31. Calcium & Phosphorus 51. Coffee & Tea 
12. Factors affecting Nutrition 32. Other Bulk Elements 52. Alcohol
13. Factors affecting foods 33. Trace Elements 53. Cholesterol
14. Food and the law 34. Cardiovascular Diseases 54. Fibre
15. Contamination of food 35. Cancer 55. Amino acids 
16. Energy Balance 36. Digestive system disorders 56. Saturation of fats
17. Weight reduction diets 37. Skeletal Disorders 57. Fast foods
18. Vegetarian diets 38. Nervous system disorders 58. Food additives
19. High energy diets 39. Food poisoning 59. Nutrients
20. Vitamins 40. Other Nutritional problems 60. Health and nutrition
   
 

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