Human Performance: Nutrition, Training and the Chiropractic Role in Physical Fitness

Course overview

Summary: In this course you will learn the latest nutritional and lifestyle interventions which are supported by the current scientific literature with an emphasis on improving patient physical function. You will review the underlying mechanisms of the physiological processes involved in physical activity and musculoskeletal function. You will learn to identify clinical scenarios that may signal the need for nutritional therapy as an adjunct to your chiropractic and rehab protocols. You will learn appropriate examination procedures and history taking to identify possible nutritional needs as well as metabolic conditions that require referral to other medical professionals. Dr. Webster will review samples of clinical protocols using lab analysis and nutritional and lifestyle modifications which could be utilized to positively affect the outcomes of your chiropractic patients. Learning Outcomes: By the end of the seminar, participants will be better able to: Relate physiological factors affecting musculoskeletal function and relate that to the specific needs and conditions of their patient Explain the impact of nutrition, diet and lifestyle as they relate to physical fitness. Read and monitor lab markers and physical symptoms that indicate the patient's improvement thorough nutritional care. Create individualized treatment plans that help improve function and well-being of the chiropractic patients and are within the scope of practice for their state. Accurately code for the services that were performed