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A clinical, evidence-based approach to nutrition — not just another diet to follow blindly.
This training offers to teach nutritional therapy as a reasoned approach — define the alicament, screen for an intolerance (IMUPRO test), understand digestion and fermentation according to Donatini, adapt nutrition to the terrain — then examine, with benefits and limits in support, the major diets (Seignalet, Mediterranean, Okinawa, fasting, ketogenic) without ever turning a hypothesis into a dogma or substituting for a medical diagnosis.
Who this course is for
For therapists and practitioners who want to enrich their practice with an evidence-based nutrition of terrain. No formal medical prerequisites — module 1 lays out all the necessary vocabulary (alicament, terrain, fermentation).
Our safety framework
The backbone of the entire course: this introduction never makes a diagnosis, never replaces a biological assessment or professional nutritional follow-up, and reminds you in each module of the signs that should, without delay, point you toward a health professional. The final module of the course is entirely devoted to this.
Course status (19/08/2026). All 32 planned lessons (8 modules) are written, each with its built-in self-assessment. The MedQuest mini-game packs are arriving module by module. No dedicated video exists yet for this subject. No page of this course links to content that does not yet exist.
To go further. This introductory course is designed as a coherent and self-contained whole — it stands on its own. For therapists who would like to go further, the complete methodology of the Faculté Romande de Médecine Intégrée — whose Bilan Nutrition Santé (BNS24) is the key tool — on campus.frmi.ch, is its natural extension.
Framework and limits. This training conveys a body of knowledge and a method with an educational aim.
It replaces neither a consultation with a health professional or a nutritionist,
nor a medical opinion for any acute, serious, or persistent situation.
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