Add-on Training Complementing our Blood Chemistry Interpretation Course
Six Core Centers of Health
This is our most up-to-date version of this topic – Now 8 CPEs!
Gain a deep understanding of these important pillars of health as a vital foundation to optimal wellness. When imbalanced, the subclinical defects in these key areas represent a higher risk for chronic disease.
Recognizing associated, signs, symptoms and blood biomarkers is imperative in the Functional Nutrition model, as identifying and correcting subclinical defects better ameliorates disease and places your patients in the best place of prevention!
For those new to NLFN training programs or returning students loooking for updaed content, the Six Core Centers of Health provide a framework in which to look at balances and imbalances within the body. Subclinical imbalances if left unmanaged can lead to clinical imbalances and disease. The subclinical balances or imbalances are like the roots of a tree. Although not seen they are the strength, foundation, and life force of the tree. The health of the root system influences what is seen outwardly.
The goal is to achieve optimal health through these six targeted areas:
- Healthy, acute inflammation
- Oxidative balance
- Aerobic metabolism
- Calcium balance
- Connective tissue integrity
- pH balance
In this recently recorded series (from live training), you will discover the synergy of how all the areas work together, as well as the imbalance (or subclinical defects) that’s created when any one of these areas is not balanced. Recording access is available for 6 months.
Upon completion of this unit, participants will be able to…
- Define the Six Core Centers of Health and the corresponding state of imbalance for each.
- Compare and contrast the relationships between the Six Core Centers of Health, i.e. how do they influence each other? Similarities? Differences?
- Evaluate a patient based on the Six Core Centers of Health, and provide nutritional recommendations to correct imbalances.
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