Entry Level Clinical Nutrition - Part 2
Dr. Jeff Moss from Moss Nutrition teaches the 2nd webinar in a series of webinars from his "Entry Level Clinical Nutrition" program. The title of this webinar is "The First Appointment Diagnostic/Motivational Regimen."
Dr. Moss's Entry Level Clinical Nutrition™ (ELCN) program will reduce your patient's 'allostatic load' and provide a means for you to offer most patients, a relatively quick, inexpensive and noticeable improvement in their quality of life. Helping your patients to feel better fast is the best route to improved overall treatment compliance and satisfaction.
In this webinar Dr. Moss covers the specific steps that are necessary on the first appointment. These would include the following:
- Patient interview
- Review of three day dietary history with particular focus on optimal dietary quality and quantity, optimal protein content, and optimal protein/carbohydrate/fat ratio.
- Introduction to the patient of first morning urinary pH
- Lean body mass measurement
- Grip strength measurement
- Zinc taste test
- Review of key blood chemistry findings
- Visual assessment
- Interacting with the patient in a way that encourages the patient to say “I came to the right place.”
Get ready for an extremely insightful and cutting-edge webinar from one of the very best lecturers we know.
Video Presentation of "Entry Level Clinical Nutrition" - Part 2 Sponsored by Moss Nutrition
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