Health starts at the gut!
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THE GUT & MICROBIOME |
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So, what exactly is a ‘healthy’ gut microbiome? It’s a question more and more researchers around the world are investigating as they strive to understand how an unhealthy gut microbiome may cause – or be linked to – disease and poor health (physically, mentally and emotionally). Identifying the characteristics of a healthy microbiome is a challenging task, though – especially as each of us seems to have a unique microbiota that is constantly evolving.
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You'll learn about this and more in this exciting course. Be clear there is a whole bunch of science in this subject, it's in-depth and explores physiology, disease and the life of bacteria. To keep things fresh the content is interspersed with videos, readings, and some activities, culminating with the option to create your own Gut Health Planner.
If holistic health is your thing, you'll love this subject. |
KEY INFORMATION
- Timeless subjects - Flexible and online learning so you can study at your own pace
- Detailed, referenced text, with extensive practical learning actions, no outdated pre-recorded lessons and scripts
- Workbook accompanying text to apply your learning
- Credit to coaching qualification - build your coaching qualification in your timeline
- Assessments are untimed, stress-free and learning focused, not testing
- Certificate available immediately upon completion
- $350 AUD enrolment fee
- 20 hours of study
- Continuing Professional Development Points for ESSA (15CPD), NBHWC (8 CE CEA-000383-2) and ATMS (20 hrs) available on this unit. CLICK HERE for more info.
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COURSE CONTENT
This online course is created at a university-level, but is perfect for wellness lovers and health care professionals as it will develop your knowledge from foundation to expert. The course can be used to build your personal wellness through to continuing education for natural therapists, health professionals and exercise professionals.
You'll find a detailed list of topics outlined below, as well as the learning outcomes for this course. Gut health has become one of our most popular single units of study and elective units in our health coaching programs, which simply tells us that well beings all around the world are beginning to see the importance of a health gut. Right...
You'll find a detailed list of topics outlined below, as well as the learning outcomes for this course. Gut health has become one of our most popular single units of study and elective units in our health coaching programs, which simply tells us that well beings all around the world are beginning to see the importance of a health gut. Right...
TOPICS LISTING - IN DETAIL
Being familiar with the digestive canal and digestion
A quick foray down the digestive system and the physiology of the organs and glands to create a solid framework. You'll layer this on an understanding of how food is moved, the importance of how it comes into contact with cells along the way, and how it's broken down by the digestive canal and organs in order to feed and interact with the gut. We'll cover terminology such as microbiome, microbiota and microflora and the genomic role of the gut in health, as well as a review of the gut innate immunity.
The gut microbiome explored in detail
In this section you'll deep dive into the microbiome itself and better understand bacteria taxonomy as well as some of the essential roles of the gut in human health including vitamin synthesis and immunity which is topped off with a look at the relationship between the gut and disease. We look closely at the role of short-chain fatty acids and in particular butyrate in gut health, as well as factors in microbiome proliferation, the establishment of the microbiome in early life, the bacterium in the GIT, microbe location and function, and factors that influence the microbiome status.
The body, the mind and the gut
No journey into the microbiome is complete without a deep exploration of the gut-brain axis. We start out looking at the effect of stress on the gut in relation to GERD, nausea, constipation, diahhroea, diverticulitis, coeliac disease, IBS, SIBO, dysbiosis, leaky gut and intestinal permeability, lactose intolerance, and inflammatory bowel disease processes. It's in the section we pay particular attention to inflammatory processes and how they work for and at some stages against the body. Which brings us to a platform where we can fully explore the gut-brain axis, looking the role of the nervous system, vagus nerve, immune system, bacterial metabolites and neurotransmitters in mood and mental health challenges such as ASD, mood disorders and some psychiatric conditions. While we are here we delve into the gut-hormone axis looking at the influences of the gut and hormones on each other and how oestrogens and various medications, such as antibiotics, might upset the two-way communicating channel. We round this large topic off with a look at gastric surgery and its impact on gut health.
Nurturing a healthy gut
We bring the knowledge around the gut together with knowledge about foods, nutrients and compounds to create a vision for how we can look after our gut, exploring rebiosis, dietary supports, and dietary patterns that tend to support a healthy gut as well as FODMAPS. In this section we place a spot light on functional foods, what are they, what is the criteria and what do they do and how. We then move onto probiotics and prebiotics and their role in maintaining health and look at a case study around yoghurts versus milk products masquerading as yoghurt). Lastly, we explore resistant starch and gut health and other nutrients that may effect the gut biome and the GAPS diet.
A quick foray down the digestive system and the physiology of the organs and glands to create a solid framework. You'll layer this on an understanding of how food is moved, the importance of how it comes into contact with cells along the way, and how it's broken down by the digestive canal and organs in order to feed and interact with the gut. We'll cover terminology such as microbiome, microbiota and microflora and the genomic role of the gut in health, as well as a review of the gut innate immunity.
The gut microbiome explored in detail
In this section you'll deep dive into the microbiome itself and better understand bacteria taxonomy as well as some of the essential roles of the gut in human health including vitamin synthesis and immunity which is topped off with a look at the relationship between the gut and disease. We look closely at the role of short-chain fatty acids and in particular butyrate in gut health, as well as factors in microbiome proliferation, the establishment of the microbiome in early life, the bacterium in the GIT, microbe location and function, and factors that influence the microbiome status.
The body, the mind and the gut
No journey into the microbiome is complete without a deep exploration of the gut-brain axis. We start out looking at the effect of stress on the gut in relation to GERD, nausea, constipation, diahhroea, diverticulitis, coeliac disease, IBS, SIBO, dysbiosis, leaky gut and intestinal permeability, lactose intolerance, and inflammatory bowel disease processes. It's in the section we pay particular attention to inflammatory processes and how they work for and at some stages against the body. Which brings us to a platform where we can fully explore the gut-brain axis, looking the role of the nervous system, vagus nerve, immune system, bacterial metabolites and neurotransmitters in mood and mental health challenges such as ASD, mood disorders and some psychiatric conditions. While we are here we delve into the gut-hormone axis looking at the influences of the gut and hormones on each other and how oestrogens and various medications, such as antibiotics, might upset the two-way communicating channel. We round this large topic off with a look at gastric surgery and its impact on gut health.
Nurturing a healthy gut
We bring the knowledge around the gut together with knowledge about foods, nutrients and compounds to create a vision for how we can look after our gut, exploring rebiosis, dietary supports, and dietary patterns that tend to support a healthy gut as well as FODMAPS. In this section we place a spot light on functional foods, what are they, what is the criteria and what do they do and how. We then move onto probiotics and prebiotics and their role in maintaining health and look at a case study around yoghurts versus milk products masquerading as yoghurt). Lastly, we explore resistant starch and gut health and other nutrients that may effect the gut biome and the GAPS diet.
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Healthy begins from
the inside.
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