Nutrition and food science terminology.
This course is ideal for individuals interested in improving their health through nutrition, students in health-related fields, or professionals in nutrition and physical fitness
EGP 1,500
About program
The "Nutrition and Food Science Terminology" course is a training program that aims to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental concepts and terms in the field of nutrition and food science, enabling them to better read and understand scientific literature, food labels, and health-related information.
The course focuses on explaining common scientific terms such as macronutrients and micronutrients, the glycemic index, antioxidants, amino acids, and other concepts related to food composition and its effects on the body.
The course also addresses how to apply these terms in daily life, whether in choosing healthy foods, understanding nutritional supplements, or designing balanced nutrition plans.
In addition, practical examples and applications are provided to help solidify these concepts in a simple and easy way.
This course is ideal for individuals interested in improving their health through nutrition, students in health-related fields, or professionals in nutrition and physical fitness who wish to enhance their knowledge of specialized scientific terminology.
Program content
Nutrition terminology
Food & diet
Food composition
Nutrients
Nutrients (number of calories)
Nutrition & nutritional requirements
Nutritional status
Adequate diet
Junk food
Calories
Dietitian
Metabolism & nutritional genomics
Malnutrition
Nitrogen balance
Energy Production in the Body
Nutrient density
Nutrient density (examples)
Characteristics of a proper diet
Nutrition assessment
The interrelationship between nutrition science and medical sciences.
Factors affecting food choices
What is body mass index (BMI)?
Other definitions in health terms
Conclution
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