Keto Diet

Keto Diet

15,999.00

1364 people enrolled

Through studying the Ketogenic Diet Course, you will learn about foods that may improve your health and empower you to take charge of your eating habits with more sustainable choices, and gain the added benefit of losing excess weight. There are different types of ketogenic diet – you will discover which type will work best for you and your body. The Ketogenic Diet Course gives you a clear understanding of the ketogenic diet and a basic understanding of the nutrients your body requires. Course concludes by explaining how the ketogenic diet can benefit both you and your clients, and how it can help those suffering from a variety of different health conditions. We also cover the dos and don’ts for different groups of people

The above mentioned course is self study and self paced program and has been designed in a manner for you to be able to finish in 100 – 120 hours.

Module 1: Nutrients for a Healthy Diet
Part 1: Macronutrients
Part 2 : Micronutrients
Part 3 : Macrominerals and Microminerals
Part 4 : The Importance of Fiber
Part 5 : Summary

Module 2: Getting Started on the Ketogenic Diet
Part 1 : The History of the Ketogenic Diet
Part 2 : The Ingredients of a Ketogenic Diet
Part 3 : What We Mean by Ketosis
Part 4 : The Benefits of a Ketogenic Diet
Part 5 : Summary

Module 3 : The Importance of Fats
Part 1 : Low Fat, Healthy Fat and the Functions of Fat
Part 2 : Healthy Fats
Part 3 : MCT Oil
Part 4 : Summary

Module 4 : Intermittent Fasting
Part 1 : What is Intermittent Fasting ?
Part 2 : How IF Affects Cells and Hormones
Part 3 : Keto Challenges
Part 4 : When Fasting is Not Advised
Part 5 : Fasting Myths
Part 6 : Cyclical Ketosis
Part 7 : Summary

Module 5 : When to Choose a Ketogenic Diet
Part 1 : Suitability of the Ketogenic Diet
Part 2 : When a Keto Diet is Not Suitable
Part 3 : Summary

Module 6 : Varieties of Ketogenic Diets
Part 1 : Types of Ketogenic Diet
Part 2 : Satisfaction Guaranteed
Part 3 : Food Choices on a Ketogenic Diet
Part 4 : More about Carbohydrates
Part 5 : Are Sweeteners Safe ?
Part 6 : Calorie Counting on Keto
Part 7 : Summary

Module 7 : Ketogenic Diet Issues
Part 1 : Issues With the Ketogenic Diet
Part 2 : How to Recognise Ketosis
Part 3 : Summary

Module 8 : Functional Foods, Supplements and Medication
Part 1 : Functional Foods
Part 2 : Other Fabulous Foods for a Ketogenic Diet
Part 3 : Vitamins and Minerals on a Ketogenic Diet
Part 4 : Medication and the Ketogenic Diet
Part 5 : Summary

Module 9 : Putting It All Together
Part 1 : What to Eat on a Ketogenic Diet
Part 2 : Keto Shopping List
Part 3 : Bullet Proof Coffee and Keto Bread
Part 4 : Summary

Module 10 : The Ketogenic Diet for Specific Conditions
Part 1 : Ensure the Ketogenic Diet Works for You
Part 2 : Improve Your Client’s Health
Part 3 : Using the Keto Diet for Certain Conditions
Part 4 : Considerations for Different Groups of People on the Keto Diet
Part 5 : Pregnancy and Children
Part 6 : Summary
Conclusion

• Should be able to read, understand and write English
• Should be over 18 years of age
• Must have Aadhar card
• Must have access to a tablet and/or laptop or smartphone

Is this available anywhere in the world?

We provide our distance learning programs all around the world. Wherever you are located you may study with us, no attendance is necessary. Our coursework is provided in PDF files which could either be downloaded and/or printed.

Is this an accredited course?

Yes, this course is fully accredited by the International Association of Therapists.

The International Association of Therapists (IAOTH) was formed in recognition  of the fact that as a therapist the internet has opened up the world as a potential client base for a therapist and most therapy associations limit their country where they were founded in.

IAOTH knows , acknowledges and understands that  therapists may travel, move countries, offer remote consultations, work over Zoom/Skype/WhatsApp/Facebook etc. and/or in some cases even offer live events to engage clients or potential clients.

It was in recognition of this fact that IAOTH was created where therapists could find a unified platform and global recognition.

What does professional accreditation mean?

Professional accreditation is a process that gives public recognition to educational institutions that meet standards of quality.

Professional accreditation is a voluntary, non-governmental means of assessing and certifying institutional quality.

 In other words, accredited institutions:

· Have clearly defined and well-stated learning objectives.

· Offer educationally sound and up-to-date courses.

 · Provide outstanding educational services to students.

· Have demonstrated learner success and satisfaction.

· Have a competent  staff.

· Promotes its courses truthfully.

· Have an effective research and self-improvement program.

Professional accreditation promises learners that the institution they elected to study with is a reputable one that will provide  quality education.

Professional accreditation is not, however, a guarantee that your course work will be accepted by other educational institutions or government agencies, although this frequently can happen.

How difficult will it be to understand and study from the course material?

As our courses are written especially for ‘distance learning’ and everyone will find our coursework informative and enjoyable. Topics are covered with easy to understand explanations.

How do I receive my coursework?

Course work is sent via emails as .pdf files. You can download and save on your laptop/PC and/or take printouts. We do not send out hard copies, but we do send hard copies of the certificates anywhere in India at no extra cost.

Can I get a hard copy of my certificate?

We do send hard copies of the certificates anywhere in India at no extra cost.

Will I receive a certificate/credential at the end of this course?

Yes, on successful completion of any of our courses, students will receive a Certificate of achievement as a professional advisor in that subject.

This is sent to you, by email, in PDF format, accompanied by a hard copy to your registered address (anywhere in India). For learners residing outside India, extra charges apply.

How long can I take to complete this course?

On an average students take approximately 10 – 12 weeks to complete this program. However each case may differ. Many learners come to us with some knowledge of the subject/subjects they will be studying, whilst others will be starting from beginner level. For this reason time-scales will vary as every individual has a different threshold for learning.

Do I need to purchase any additional textbooks for this particular course?

No. Our study material is sufficient for you to get the relevant knowledge in the subject  and pass the final assessment.

What title can I use after graduating from your academy?

How you decide to market yourself is your decision, whether it is therapist, advisor, consultant etc. However, on your main FSSA Council Certificate of achievement, the word advisor shall be used.

Do I have to travel anywhere for this course?

There is no travelling involved. Students can download and/or take printouts of modules and study.

If I enrol for more than one course do I have to study all subjects together?

It is your choice. Some learners choose to go on series (i.e. one by one) whole some prefer to study parallelly i.e. study them together.

Is there an upper time limit to complete my course?

Learners are given 8 months to complete one course. For 2 courses learners are given 10 months. For 3 courses learners are given 12 months. For 4 or more courses, learners are given 14 months. If you are not able to complete due to an emergency and/or a genuine reason (we may require evidence) you can always apply for a complementary 30 days extension. After that a charge of INR 2200.00 per course shall apply which will give you further extension of three months.

Can I resume my studies after a break?

Yes, you have been allotted a lot of time to even take a break in between. For further details on timelines, please refer to the point above and see the total time you have.

Is there an exam for the course?

Yes, there is.

What is the format of the final exam/assessment?

The exam is objective type for 100 marks (a mix of multiple choice, true and false and even fill in the blanks). There are three grades [Pass  is <=74 marks, Distinction is 75 – 84  marks and High Distinction is over 85 marks out of 100)

Please also note that there  is no negative marking. People getting Pass will not have any grade mentioned on their certificate but people with Distinction and/or High Distinction will have that mentioned on their certificates.

If you got a pass and would like to re take the exam to get a Distinction and/or a High Distinction you can do that by paying a small fee of INR 1800.00

What if I am unable to pass the assessment, the first time?

You need not worry. For a small fee of INR 2500.00 you can take you exam/assessment again.

What if I need help with my preparation for final exam/assessment?

We are here to help! If you need extra hand holding you can simply buy our exam support guide which has sample questions with answers. This can be purchased by writing to support@fssacouncil.org and there is an extra charge of INR 2200.00 for this.

How long is the certificate valid for?

The certificate is valid for life.  However, we always encourage our learners to keep themselves updated and/or upgrading through our CPD (Continuing professional development) programs.

What is my scope of practice?

Yes, upon completing this course you may consult clients and charge a professional fee(s).

Code of ethical conduct for a nutrition therapist/advisor by FSSA Council:
• Act in the best interest of clients
• Maintain high standards of scientific integrity in your career
• Work within you scope of practice
• Never diagnose and/or prescribe.
• Keep up to date with developments in the nutrition/Ayurveda/respective field
• Maintain client confidentiality
• Avoid misleading information
• Comply with relevant legislation
• Communicate effectively with clients
• Be objective, fair, balanced and proportionate in professional statement or recommendations made
• Maintain highest standards of conduct and behaviour in all areas of business/life
• Where requires and appropriate, maintain accurate client records including evidence of having gained informed consent
• Always refer to a specialist when in doubt
• Do not call yourself a dietician but a nutrition therapist/ advisor/counsellor
• Do not deal with clients who have eating disorders, instead refer to a specialist

What happens if I lose my course material?

We undertake to replace coursework for current students who have mislaid their course material. If this happens within the three months of your enrolment there are no charges, however after that an administration charge of INR 1500.00 shall apply.

Is there a minimum age to begin studying with you.

Yes, All learners must be at least 18 years old.

Are there any hidden charges?

There are no other/hidden charges apart from what have been mentioned here on our website, in public domain.

How old is FSSA Council?

We established ourselves in 2010 and started operations way back  in 2011 – 12 and since then we have certified over 20000+ professionals all over the world.