Name
John Smith
John Smith
Management
02 Years
English
Health Nutrition courses are designed to provide comprehensive knowledge and practical skills in the field of nutrition, wellness, and dietetics, with a strong focus on supporting overall health, disease prevention, and recovery. These courses are highly relevant for professionals in health tourism, wellness centers, hospitals, and preventive healthcare services.
Health Nutrition courses cover the science of nutrition, diet planning, therapeutic diets, and the relationship between food, lifestyle, and health outcomes. They also explore nutrition’s role in wellness programs, rehabilitation, and preventive care within health tourism and Environmental Tourism settings.
Fundamentals of Nutrition – Macronutrients, micronutrients, and their roles in human health.
Clinical and Therapeutic Nutrition – Diets for chronic diseases, obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular conditions, and recovery programs.
Nutrition in Preventive Health – Functional foods, supplements, and nutrition strategies for disease prevention.
Wellness and Lifestyle Nutrition – Nutrition for fitness, mental well-being, and holistic health.
Nutrition for Special Populations – Elderly, children, pregnant women, and patients with specific medical conditions.
Nutrition Management in Health Tourism – Designing patient-centered meal plans, integrating dietary services into wellness programs and resorts.
Food Safety and Hygiene – Ensuring quality, safety, and compliance with international standards.
Interactive lectures and workshops
Practical lab sessions and meal planning exercises
Case studies of nutrition programs in health tourism destinations
Field visits to hospitals, wellness centers, and dietary service providers
Graduates and participants will be able to:
Design and manage effective nutrition plans for diverse populations.
Integrate nutritional services into health tourism and wellness programs.
Support patient recovery and preventive health through evidence-based dietary strategies.
Promote sustainable and environmentally friendly nutrition practices in wellness and tourism settings.
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