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My niece is working with a team of doctors in a nearby medical clinic. She is studying to become a nutritional therapy practitioner. What is the main scope of her study?
A nutritional therapy practitioner doesn’t merely treat the symptoms of health dysfunction; he also addresses the “root causes” of it. Instead of focusing on just one or two problems, considering a diet, digestion, and lifestyle supports the foundations of total health. NTPs can obviously assist many people who need assistance with one or two problems, but many people also resolve additional problems after they depart. Nutritional therapy can treat bloating and indigestion, but these customers will also notice that their mood is more stable, that they lose weight, that their skin is clearer, and that their energy levels rise. They might not even have been aware that they had problems in these areas.
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