Over the past few months I’ve been back at school with the NTA, studying for a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner qualification.

The approach that NTP’s are taught is a foundational one - health, supported on a number of fundamental pillars. And it really is surprising how many of the common issues that people struggle with come back to these foundations. That’s not to say that they account for all disease, and I should stress, NTP’s can not and do not diagnose or treat diseases. What we do is to ask whether our client’s symptoms could be related to a foundational issue, and if so guide them towards some supportive approaches. And what then often happens is that their body recovers, and starts doing what it’s supposed to do. This is not alternative medicine - it’s not medicine at all. NTP’s are not there to replace anyone’s doctor, rather to be a guide to living in such a way that we might need one less.

In this episode I’m going to explain a little bit about what the NTA’s Foundations are, and why they matter.

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