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Chiropractic Doctor CE Course - Nutrition 179 : Introduction to Therapeutic Carbohydrate Restriction and Ketogenic Diets

Chiropractic Doctor


Nutrition 179 : Introduction to Therapeutic Carbohydrate Restriction and Ketogenic Diets
4.0

Amy Berger, MS, CNC

$80.00 USD

AudioVisual Course


HOUR 1: Metabolic Mechanisms and Rationale for Use

  • Compare and contrast different approaches to therapeutic carbohydrate restriction (low-carbohydrate diets, very-low-carbohydrate diets, and ketogenic diets.)
  • Describe the effect of dietary carbohydrate restriction on blood glucose regulation.
  • Summarize the metabolic effects of insulin beyond controlling blood glucose.
  • Outline how carbohydrate restriction affects fuel partitioning.
  • Summarize the process of ketogenesis.

HOUR 2: Therapeutic Applications for Ketogenic Diets

  • List three effects of carbohydrate restriction besides weight loss.
  • Distinguish between applications for which a strict ketogenic diet may be most effective and those for which a more flexible low-carb approach may be sufficient.
  • Name at least three conditions ketogenic diets have been shown to improve or put into remission.
  • State three areas of emerging research for ketogenic diets.
  • Discuss the potential synergies and areas of concern when combining a GLP-1/GIP receptor agonist medication with carbohydrate restriction.

HOUR 3: Practical Implementation & Troubleshooting

  • Give examples of the foods that can be included in a ketogenic diet and the foods that are best avoided.
  • List three factors that frequently prevent people from achieving their desired results on a low-carb or ketogenic diet.
  • Contrast the pros & cons of measuring blood sugar and ketones.
  • Summarize what occurs during the adaptation period (a.k.a. “keto flu”) and how to ease the transition.
  • Recognize routinely prescribed medications that may need to be adjusted quickly upon adopting a low-carb or ketogenic diet.

HOUR 4: Ketogenic Diet Myths & Misperceptions

  • Summarize the history of clinical use of ketogenic diets and other forms of carbohydrate restriction.
  • State the differences between nutritional ketosis and diabetic ketoacidosis.
  • Describe the effects of carbohydrate restriction on cardiovascular disease risk.
  • Outline the effects of carbohydrate restriction on liver and kidney function.
  • Recall the absolute contraindications for a ketogenic diet.

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