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NTA Term 1 Actual Exam Questions and Answers 100% Solved | Rated A+ Explain the Nutritional Therapy Association's mission - Mission: deliver science-based education, fosters community of confident, holistic nutrition professionals, harness power of real food and empower people to reconnect with innate wisdom and unique needs of their bodies, thereby supporting lasting wellness ...explain NTA's guiding principles - Bio-individuality - everyone is diff, so ppl need diff strategies Balance other places of life like sleep, rest, stress, movement, psychological, community, barrier navigation Guided by 3-pronged approach Ancestral wisdom, experiential knowledge, scientific research What are the six nutritional foundations? - Nutrition: properly prepared, nutrient-dense, whole food Digestion: absorb and assimilate nutrients Blood sugar regulation: steady, balanced supply of energy

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Explain the Nutritional Therapy Association's mission - ✔✔Mission: deliver

science-based education, fosters community of confident, holistic nutrition

professionals, harness power of real food and empower people to

reconnect with innate wisdom and unique needs of their bodies, thereby

supporting lasting wellness

...explain NTA's guiding principles - ✔✔Bio-individuality - everyone is diff,

so ppl need diff strategies

Balance other places of life like sleep, rest, stress, movement,

psychological, community, barrier navigation

Guided by 3-pronged approach

Ancestral wisdom, experiential knowledge, scientific research

What are the six nutritional foundations? - ✔✔Nutrition: properly prepared,

nutrient-dense, whole food

Digestion: absorb and assimilate nutrients

Blood sugar regulation: steady, balanced supply of energy


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,Fatty acids: absorb and utilize healthy fats for fuel, structure, healing

Mineral balance: absorb and utilizing macro and micro minerals

Hydration: supplying cells and tissues with water

Articulate the role and scope of practice of a Nutritional Therapy

Practitioner -- what are the THREE primary roles? - ✔✔1. Empower

individuals to become knowledgeable about - and responsible for - their

own health

2. Helping clients develop and work toward personal health goals

3. Using nutrition and lifestyle to support clients

Articulate the role and scope of practice of a Nutritional Therapy

Practitioner -- what is the scope? - ✔✔1. Evaluate unique nutritional needs

and goals

2. Meet clients where they are and make appropriate transitional, bio-

individual dietary and lifestyle recommendations to support the body in its

natural, healthy functions

"Nutritional Therapy Practitioner (NTP)"

What is NOT in your scope as an NTP? - ✔✔medical nutrition, diagnose or

treat disease, you're not a healthcare provider, you're not a doctor




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, What ethics are important for NTP? - ✔✔Maintain accountability and

integrity, our behavior reflects on org, consider impact of words on

community as something that could impact credibility of NTA training,

respect client privacy

What processes are used to perform client consultations with NTP? -

✔✔motivational interviewing, NAQ (nutritional assessment questionnaire)

food and mood journal

What is the significance of a person's connection to their body's innate

wisdom and role of real food in health? - ✔✔Our Innate wisdom:

connecting to how we feel when eating, operates on subconscious level

Noticing fullness

Balanced energy

No "cravings"

Mental and emotional balance

No digestive discomfort

What messes with our innate wisdom? How does it impact health? -

✔✔Modern diet introduced chemicals that **** with hunger cues, nutrient-

poor + calorie rich = increased appetite

Less nutrients in soil :(


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