CPEU/CEU: 21
Course Expiration Date: 12/08/2026. You have until that date to complete your CPEU Evaluation or Webinar Feedback Survey for this course.
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The CDR Activity Number for this course is: 180265
The Genomic Kitchen: Your Guide to Understanding and Using the Food-Gene Connection for a Lifetime of Health CE Course
Course Type: 720—Preapproved Self-Study Materials, Printed.
Includes CE Evaluation/Reporting Form: You will submit it online and receive your CE Certificate immediately.
Suggested Learning Level: 2
About This Course
Empower your clients with easy-to-use ingredient lists and tasty recipes that bring the concepts of nutrigenomics to life. Master the integration of nutrition science with the culinary arts while delivering cutting-edge scientific research to your clients. Learn how the foods you eat impact gene behavior and how to match ingredients with personalized health goals. The genomic kitchen concepts can be applied in a flexible and personalized way with your clients, using the many suggestions provided. This exceptional book translates the complex science of nutrigenomics into easily understood concepts and practical tips. It will quickly become your favorite and the most relevant resource in your library!
Features:
- A breakdown of the science of nutrigenomics and how it impacts gene regulation and health
- How to leverage nutrition and cooking techniques to impact gene expression and maximize health benefits
- 30+ recipes and 20+ applicable tips to empower you and your clients in the kitchen
- A Genomic Kitchen Ingredient Toolbox with in-depth explanations of the gene-regulating effects of each food category
- Flavor Family Charts to better guide your clients struggling with taste aversions
Take a culinary journey around the world and elevate your practice with research-backed ingredients and culinary practices. The Genomic Kitchen: Your Guide to Understanding and Using the Food-Gene Connection for a Lifetime of Health CE course will empower you and your clients to use food as medicine.
Published 2019. 308 pages. 21 CPEU CE Course. See the PIs tab for suggested Performance Indicators.
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Dana Elia, DCN, MS, RDN, LDN, FAND, Willow St, PA –
A well developed self-study topic that is appropriate for RDNs, CNS, NP, PA, ND, DO, MD. Nutrigenomics is a topic that definitely does not get enough coverage and education for providers but is impacting the way we practice personalized medicine and nutrition. Much needed info for all RDNs.
Joey Mock, RD –
I liked that a new and complex topic was presented in an easy-to-understand and utilize format.
Marissa Gordon, RD, CDN, Fairport, NY, OPWDD Standards Compliance Analyst –
The Genomic Kitchen demonstrates how what one eats affects their whole body and longevity. The examples are backed by concrete scientific evidence and directly link how nutrients affect DNA synthesis/gene expression. The list of master ingredients and simple recipes and ideas provided throughout this book are laid out for the reader along with simple and effective ways to introduce these foods into clients’ diets.
Kelly Louk, MS, RD, West Bend, WI –
I loved that it focused on food. The ideas are easy to put into place and the ingredients are easily found in almost all areas (rural included). The author took very technical information and made it easy to understand.
Camille Hendsbee, RDN, Natick, MA, Private Practice Dietitian Nutritionist –
This was an amazing course and an amazingly exciting topic! I loved how within all the science the author spoke to the reader in more usable language providing many examples of how this knowledge can be passed on to clients.
Joanna Schaffler, MS, RD, CDN, Armonk, NY –
Very easy to read and follow, while being SUPER informative!
Anne Lelong, MS, RD, CCH, Lyons CO –
The author’s writing style is relaxed and friendly, despite much of the material being fairly in-depth biochemistry. She made it easy to follow and provided a terrific background in addition to the hands-on portions. I first completed the 1 CEU Skelly Skills webinar presentation by the author and I was hooked. I’ve been wanting more information on what to do with genetic info and how to modify firmicutes and bactericides ratios, and this really helps.
Camille Hendsbee, RDN, Natick, MA –
This was an amazing course and an amazingly exciting topic! I loved how, within all the science, the author spoke to the reader in more usable language, providing many examples of how this knowledge can be passed on to clients.