CNM Naturopathic Diet Flashcards
(10 cards)
What is the primary goal of the CNM Naturopathic Diet?
To supply the body with all nutrients needed for health and growth while aligning with naturopathic principles.
What types of foods are excluded from the CNM Naturopathic Diet?
Junk food, highly-processed foods, microwaved foods, stimulants (coffee, chocolate, alcohol), sugar, artificial sweeteners, table salt, cow’s dairy (some raw dairy may be included), and soya.
What types of salt are recommended in the CNM Naturopathic Diet?
Sea salt, rock salt, or Himalayan salt in small amounts.
What is the emphasis of the CNM Naturopathic Diet when it comes to food quality?
Foods should be local, seasonal, whole, fresh, and organic.
What types of animal products are included in the CNM Naturopathic Diet?
Small amounts of organic, grass-fed meat and oily fish.
What food preparation principles are emphasized in the CNM Naturopathic Diet?
Food is prepared to preserve nutrients and avoid high-heat cooking that creates harmful compounds.
How are foods chosen for individuals on the CNM Naturopathic Diet?
According to the person’s constitution (e.g. hot, cold, dry, moist) and physical condition.
Does the CNM Naturopathic Diet focus on calorie counting?
No, it emphasizes food quality over calorie counting.
What practices are encouraged to support effective digestion in the CNM Naturopathic Diet?
Chewing food well, keeping fluids away from meals, and avoiding snacking (stick to three meals a day).
What lifestyle practices are integrated into the CNM Naturopathic Diet besides dietary choices?
Emphasis on detoxification, cleansing, fasting, and proper food combining.