Description
Every dietitian needs to read this book! You won't necessarily agree with all the conclusions but it will make you think and question many things we take for granted. Evaluations by RD customers of this course are very good. It is based on the most comprehensive study of nutrition ever conducted in a country not influenced yet by Western lifestyle. The authors bring in epidemilogical studies for comparison from around the world. Lively and interesting.
Course Objectives
OBJECTIVES for SELF-STUDY COURSE
Upon successful completion of this self-study course, the users will be able to:
1. Discuss the ways that American food industries influence food choices and government guidelines in the U.S.
2. Identify four negative results of this influence.
3. Better assess the benefits of a plant-based diet on the health of individuals and disease processes.
4. Better determine appropriate intervention to protect Americans from undue influence and misinformation on what to eat in a healthy diet.
Learning Codes
- (1000) Professional skills
- (1040) Cultural sensitivity
- (1060) Foreign language, cultures
- (1070) Leadership, critical and strategic thinking
- (1080) Legislation, public policy
- (2000) Science of food and nutrition
- (2010) Botanicals, phytochemicals
- (2020) Composition of foods, nutrient analysis
- (2050) Genetics
- (2060) Immunology
- (2070) Macronutrients: carbohydrate, fat, protein, fiber, water
- (2080) Microbiology, food toxicology
- (2090) Micronutrients: vitamins, minerals
- (2100) Nutritional biochemistry
- (3000) Nutrition assessment & Diagnosis
- (3010) Assessment methodology
- (3020) Assessment of target groups, populations
- (3030) Anthropometrics, body composition
- (3040) Food consumption, fluid balance
- (3060) Laboratory tests
- (3070) Pharmacological, drug/nutrient, herbal interaction
- (3080) Physical: blood pressure, pulse, bowel sounds
- (3090) Screening parameters, methodology, and surveillance
- (3100) Supplemental nutrients, botanicals
- (4000) Wellness and public health
- (4010) Community intervention, monitoring, and evaluation
- (4020) Community program development
- (4030) Dietary guidelines, DRIs, Food Guide Pyramid, food labeling
- (4040) Disease prevention
- (4050) Epidemiology
- (4060) Exercise, fitness, and sports nutrition
- (4070) Food security and hunger
- (4080) Government-funded Food & Nutrition Programs
- (4090) Health behaviors: smoking cessation, stress management
- (4100) Social Marketing
- (4110) Vegetarianism
- (4120) Life Cycle
- (4130) Pregnancy
- (4140) Lactation
- (4150) Infancy & Childhood
- (4160) Adolescence
- (4170) Men's health
- (4180) Women's health
- (4190) Elderly nutrition
- (5000) Medical Nutrition Therapy
- (5070) Pediatrics
- (5080) Adolescents
- (5090) Adults
- (5100) Elderly
- (5110) Allergies, sensitivities
- (5120) Autoimmune diseases, arthritis, lupus
- (5130) Bone diseases, osteoporosis
- (5150) Cancer
- (5160) Cardiovascular disease
- (5190) Diabetes mellitus
- (5220) Gastrointestinal disorders
- (5260) Hypertension
- (5270) Infectious diseases
- (5280) Nutrient deficiencies, Failure to thrive
- (5300) Neurological: stroke, Alzheimer's, dementia, Parkinson's spinal cord injuries
- (5370) Weight management, obesity
- (5420) Complimentary care, alternative therapies
- (5460) Self-care management
- (8000) Food Service Systems and Culinary Arts
Recommended for...
- Registered Dietitians (RD)
- Dietetic Technicians Registered (DTR)
- Registered Nurses (RN)
Book Details
| Author | T. Colin Campbell, PhD and Thomas Campbell |
|---|---|
| Year Published | 2005 |
| Edition | |
| Publisher | Benbella Books |
| ISBN | 978-1-932100-66-2 |
| Format | Paperback |
| Page Count | 417 |
About the Author
T. Colin Campbell, PhD, has been at the forefront of nutrition research for more than forty years. "The China Study" is the most comprehensive study of health and nutrition ever conducted, and is a culmination of a twenty-year partnership of Cornell University, Oxford University and the Chinese Academy of Preventive Medicine. Author of more than 300 research papers.
Thomas Campbell is a 1999 graduate of Cornell University, and is pursuing a career in medicine.

