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In this session you will learn how nutrition really works and how to build a healthy lifestyle that suits you.


  • Date:11/22/2025 09:00 AM - 11/22/2025 12:00 PM
  • Location Worteldorp 26, 2323 Hoogstraten, Belgium (Map)

Description

 The basics of healthy nutrition

What is functional nutrition?

Functional nutrition focuses not just on what you eat, but on how food affects your body and well-being.
Every food can either support or disrupt your body’s natural balance — you’ll learn to tell the difference.

What is holistic nutrition?

Holistic nutrition looks at the whole person — body, mind, and emotions.
It’s not about counting calories, but about balance, energy, and connection with your body’s signals.

Macronutrients: proteins, carbohydrates, and fats

Discover the functions and best sources of each macronutrient.
Learn how to combine them properly to improve your energy, digestion, and body composition.

Healthy vs. unhealthy foods

Learn to recognize which foods truly nourish your body and which ones create inflammation, fatigue, or hormonal imbalances.
It’s not about perfection — it’s about awareness.

Hydration: why drinking enough matters

Water is the foundation of every vital function.
You’ll discover how much and when to drink to support your metabolism, digestion, and daily vitality.

Nutrition: past and present

A look back in time to understand how our eating habits have changed — and why it’s time to return to a more natural, body-aligned way of eating.

Caloric deficit: pros and cons

Understand when a calorie deficit can be useful and when it becomes counterproductive.
Losing weight should never mean losing strength or health.

How to eat well without counting calories

Learn how to eat intuitively — without restriction or guilt — by listening to your body and building a more balanced relationship with food.

Your personalized nutrition plan

Each participant receives a personalized calculation of daily energy needs, broken down into grams of carbohydrates, proteins, and fats — a clear and practical foundation for long-term balance.