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NTA Learning Outcomes Exam QuestionsExplain the Nutritional Therapy Association's mission and
guiding principles for optimizing health. - Correct Answer
✅Mission: Deliver science-based education that equips and
connects community of confident holistic nutrition
professionals to harness the power of real food, reconnecting
each person to the unique needs and innate wisdom of their
bodies to support lasting wellness
Guiding Principles: Foundations (digestion, blood sugar
regulation, fatty acids, mineral balance, hydration)
Articulate the role and scope of practice of a Nutritional
Therapy Practitioner. - Correct Answer ✅Roles: Provide
unbiased health & nutrition info. Educate public on
cost/benefit of whole food, nutrient dense diet. Educate on
environmental & lifestyle factors.
Scope:
- Promote nutrient dense diet
-Focus on foundational nutrition & balancing (6) - foundations
- Promote active lifestyles
- Teach ancestral eating principles
,NTA Learning Outcomes Exam Questions
DON'T
-Practice medical nutrition
-Diagnose & treat disease
-Make unproven health claims
-Misrepresent training
-Use unproven devices, assessments or therapies
-Use network marketing or product sales in lieu of individual
client education
Articulate the significance of a person's connection to their
body's innate wisdom and role of real food in health. -
Correct Answer ✅Significance of person's connection to
their body:
-Instincts that guide us towards foods/habits that help us
survive
-Disconnection from innate wisdom leads to food choices that
contribute to chronic health issues
-Connecting to innate wisdom can reduce symptoms of
chronic conditions
,NTA Learning Outcomes Exam Questions
Role of Real Food:
- Real not provides necessary nutrients for our bodies to work
optimally, providing critical nutrients that cannot be found in
processed foods.
Identify key milestones of the modern diet and lifestyle
practices and how they affect our health. - Correct Answer
✅1.) Agricultural Revolution
2.) Intro to Refined Sugars
3.) Industrial Revolution
4.) Rise of Big
5.) Chemical Revolution
6.) Digital Revolution
Agricultural Revolution - Correct Answer ✅-Major departure
from hunter-gatherer lifestyle
-Increased reliance on farmed food & domesticated animals
-Larger, permanent settlements (towns, cities)
-Food surpluses
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Cons as a result:
-Fewer & less-diverse nutrients
-Rapid loss of bone density
-Habitat loss & soil degradation
-Increased spread of communicable diseases
-Societal hierarchies, inequality, slavery & genocide
-Carb intake increased, protein consumption went down
Introduction of Refined Sugars - Correct Answer ✅-
Processed sugars started as a luxury
- Production became cheaper, made more available to the
masses
- 150-200 lbs consumed/year today
- Lacks useful nutrients
- Has unique biological effects that are harmful to human
health
Industrial Revolution - Correct Answer ✅- More people
moved to cities -away from where food was being produced
- Food was being bought rather than raised/harvested
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