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Does this sound like you?
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Struggling with PCOS, endometriosis, menstrual pain, or irregular cycles?
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Experiencing PMS, anovulation, heavy menstrual bleeding, perimenopause menopause, or fertility challenges?
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Looking to reduce inflammation and improve your overall well-being through holistic nutrition?
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Wanting to make lasting, positive changes to your diet and lifestyle but unsure where to start?
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Interested in tailored meal plans and practical tips for meal prep and grocery shopping?
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Searching for a supportive community where you can share your journey and find encouragement?​
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If you answered yes to any of these questions, then this course is for you. Join us and take the first step towards a healthier, more balanced life!
Introducing the Anti-Inflammatory Course
Join us to this anti-inflammatory course and learn how to nourish your body with anti-inflammatory foods, eliminate pro-inflammatory foods from your daily life, and implement simple yet effective lifestyle adjustments. Throughout the course, you'll gain valuable insights into optimizing your diet, reducing inflammation, and enhancing your overall well-being. Take the first step towards a healthier, balanced life by joining our anti-inflammation course!
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Reduce symptoms caused by inflammation, including those related to PMS, PCOS, endometriosis, perimenopause, and menopause.
Learn how to cook with diverse ingredients and master new culinary techniques
Learn which foods are anti-inflammatory and which ones are pro-inflammatory.
Help prevent chronic diseases such as cardiovascular and neurodegenerative conditions
Take a Look Inside!
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Week 4: Meal Plan 3Meal plan for each day Recipes for each day
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Week 3: Meal Plan 2Meal plan for each day Recipes for each day
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Course ContentYou can start at any time, but once you start it is scheduled for 4 weeks. Comprehensive short videos. Fundamentals of inflammation and its impact on menstrual health. Dietary guidelines: what to eat and what to limit or avoid. Recommendations on supplements, food, and lifestyle practices. Guide to antioxidants. Three-week meal plan, including a grocery list and meal prep tips. Recipe collection featuring over 50 dishes, each with vegan and vegetarian-friendly alternatives. Group discussion & supportive community
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Week 1: IntroductionDay 1: Welcome & Inflammation 101 Day 2: Omega-3 & Omega-6 Fatty Acids Day 4: Recommendation & Guidelines Day 5: Antioxidants 101 Day 6: Course Details Day 7: Meal Plan Day 8: Meal Prep tips
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Week 2: Meal Plan 1Meal plan for each day Recipes for each day
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How long does it take to see some results?It varies depending on each person, condition, commitment and goals. While some results may become apparent within a month, significant changes are typically noticeable after three months.
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Do you issue invoices for insurance providers?Yes, I can issue an invoice for insurance group plan claims. Here is a list of some Insurance Companies who recognize Holistic Nutritionists and allow you to claim to a group plan: Blue Cross, Claim Assure, Desjardins, Manulife, Sunlife Group, Industrial Alliance and Alberta Bluecross. Please note the list above has insurance companies who have included Holistic Nutritionists or Natural Nutrition, Nutrition Counselling Services in their list of claimable services. It is important to understand however, that employers select the option to include services from Holistic Nutritionists and you may not be covered. I will not know for sure if your insurance provider covers my services, so before working with me, it will be your responsibility to ensure you have coverage if you plan to submit a claim.
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What is the difference between a traditional nutritionist and a holistic nutritionist?A nutritionist is a health professional who typically holds a degree in nutrition or a related field and is trained to provide guidance on general nutrition and dietetics. They often work in clinical settings, public health, or private practice, advising individuals or groups on how to maintain a balanced diet to promote health and prevent or manage various health conditions. On the other hand, a holistic nutritionist takes a broader approach to health and wellness, considering not only the nutritional aspect but also other factors such as lifestyle, environment, emotional well-being, and spiritual health. They may integrate alternative or complementary therapies into their practice, such as herbal medicine, acupuncture, or energy healing, with the goal of achieving overall balance and wellness. They often work with clients to develop personalized nutrition and lifestyle plans tailored to their unique needs and goals. Some holistic nutritionists may have degrees in nutrition, dietetics, or a related field, similar to traditional nutritionists. Others may pursue specialized training in holistic nutrition through programs offered by accredited institutions or organizations. While both types of practitioners focus on nutrition, the key difference lies in the holistic approach, which considers the whole person and aims to address health and wellness from a more comprehensive perspective.
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Do you offer payment plans?Yes, we offer payment plans to make our services more accessible to everyone. Please contact us to discuss the available options.
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What does the investment look like?There are pricing plans with packages starting at $149.
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When does this course start and end?You can begin the course at any time after signing up, but once you start, you'll need to follow the 4-week schedule.
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What should I do if I don't like a recipe or an ingredient?If you come across a recipe or ingredient that doesn’t suit your taste, feel free to choose another option from the bundle. The goal of this course is to help you incorporate more anti-inflammatory foods into your diet, but we recognize that everyone has unique preferences. Adapt the recipes to fit your personal tastes while still focusing on the anti-inflammatory benefits.
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How much does it cost?The price is from CAD$97
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Is this course vegan or vegetarian-friendly?Yes, all the recipes have a vegan/vegetarian alternative.
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Who can I reach out to if I have questions during the course?Once you sign up, you'll have access to the Course Group discussion. If you prefer a private conversation, you can also email me directly at info@nutristica.com with any questions.
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Will I need to attend Live Zoom Calls?No, the lessons consist of short videos and documents.
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Week 4: Meal Plan 3Meal plan for each day Recipes for each day
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Week 3: Meal Plan 2Meal plan for each day Recipes for each day
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Course ContentYou can start at any time, but once you start it is scheduled for 4 weeks. Comprehensive short videos. Fundamentals of inflammation and its impact on menstrual health. Dietary guidelines: what to eat and what to limit or avoid. Recommendations on supplements, food, and lifestyle practices. Guide to antioxidants. Three-week meal plan, including a grocery list and meal prep tips. Recipe collection featuring over 50 dishes, each with vegan and vegetarian-friendly alternatives. Group discussion & supportive community
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Week 1: IntroductionDay 1: Welcome & Inflammation 101 Day 2: Omega-3 & Omega-6 Fatty Acids Day 4: Recommendation & Guidelines Day 5: Antioxidants 101 Day 6: Course Details Day 7: Meal Plan Day 8: Meal Prep tips
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Week 2: Meal Plan 1Meal plan for each day Recipes for each day
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How long does it take to see some results?It varies depending on each person, condition, commitment and goals. While some results may become apparent within a month, significant changes are typically noticeable after three months.
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Do you issue invoices for insurance providers?Yes, I can issue an invoice for insurance group plan claims. Here is a list of some Insurance Companies who recognize Holistic Nutritionists and allow you to claim to a group plan: Blue Cross, Claim Assure, Desjardins, Manulife, Sunlife Group, Industrial Alliance and Alberta Bluecross. Please note the list above has insurance companies who have included Holistic Nutritionists or Natural Nutrition, Nutrition Counselling Services in their list of claimable services. It is important to understand however, that employers select the option to include services from Holistic Nutritionists and you may not be covered. I will not know for sure if your insurance provider covers my services, so before working with me, it will be your responsibility to ensure you have coverage if you plan to submit a claim.
-
What is the difference between a traditional nutritionist and a holistic nutritionist?A nutritionist is a health professional who typically holds a degree in nutrition or a related field and is trained to provide guidance on general nutrition and dietetics. They often work in clinical settings, public health, or private practice, advising individuals or groups on how to maintain a balanced diet to promote health and prevent or manage various health conditions. On the other hand, a holistic nutritionist takes a broader approach to health and wellness, considering not only the nutritional aspect but also other factors such as lifestyle, environment, emotional well-being, and spiritual health. They may integrate alternative or complementary therapies into their practice, such as herbal medicine, acupuncture, or energy healing, with the goal of achieving overall balance and wellness. They often work with clients to develop personalized nutrition and lifestyle plans tailored to their unique needs and goals. Some holistic nutritionists may have degrees in nutrition, dietetics, or a related field, similar to traditional nutritionists. Others may pursue specialized training in holistic nutrition through programs offered by accredited institutions or organizations. While both types of practitioners focus on nutrition, the key difference lies in the holistic approach, which considers the whole person and aims to address health and wellness from a more comprehensive perspective.
-
Do you offer payment plans?Yes, we offer payment plans to make our services more accessible to everyone. Please contact us to discuss the available options.
-
What does the investment look like?There are pricing plans with packages starting at $149.
-
When does this course start and end?You can begin the course at any time after signing up, but once you start, you'll need to follow the 4-week schedule.
-
What should I do if I don't like a recipe or an ingredient?If you come across a recipe or ingredient that doesn’t suit your taste, feel free to choose another option from the bundle. The goal of this course is to help you incorporate more anti-inflammatory foods into your diet, but we recognize that everyone has unique preferences. Adapt the recipes to fit your personal tastes while still focusing on the anti-inflammatory benefits.
-
How much does it cost?The price is from CAD$97
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Is this course vegan or vegetarian-friendly?Yes, all the recipes have a vegan/vegetarian alternative.
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Who can I reach out to if I have questions during the course?Once you sign up, you'll have access to the Course Group discussion. If you prefer a private conversation, you can also email me directly at info@nutristica.com with any questions.
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Will I need to attend Live Zoom Calls?No, the lessons consist of short videos and documents.
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