NATURAL FEEDING - NUTRITION

• Definition of feeding
• Concept of food and nutriment and main nourishments
• Excesses and deficiencies
• Carbohydrates
• Proteins
• Lipides
• Glucides

• Food integrators
• Fruit and vegetables
• Vitaminic and mineral deficiency
• Association and dissociation
• Different types of diets
• Food composition
• Food related to calories
• Diet and sport
• Interpretation of the food tables

ANATOMY

• The cell
• General embryology
• Topographic anatomy
• Anatomy of systems and apparatus

• The organs of sense
• Outline of physics applied to anatomy

AROMATHERAPY

• Origin and history of the aroma-therapy
• Definition of Essential Oil (E.O.) and its function in the plant
• Aromatic plants
• Chemistry of the E.O.:

• Balsams and oleoresins
• Cultivation, extraction and quality controls of the E.O.
•  Right use of the E.O.

MEDICAL ASTROLOGY

BIOLOGY

• The living reality
• The cell
• Cell reproduction
•  Concept of cell, tissue, organ, apparatus and system

• The tissues
• Fundamental bases of Microbiology and Immunology
• Homeostasis and metabolism
•  Elements of genetics

QUANTUM BIOLOGY

•  Principles of quantum physics
•  The biological systems
• The holism and its relation with the principles of the quantum physics
•  Application of the quantum biology

•  The biologic information and the mitogenic radiation

BOTANY

• The vegetable and animal kingdom
• Classification of plants
• Nomenclature  
• Species' evolution
• Vegetable cell

• Alga   
• Primitive vascular plants  
• Pteridophyta (fern)   
• Spermatophyta (seed plant)
• Gymnospermae and angiospermae   

CHEMISTRY AND BIOCHEMISTRY

• Atoms
• Energy
• Orbital
• Quantum numbers
• The molecules
• Molecular binding
• Periodic table
• Chemical binding
• Chemichal reactions
• Outline on the variable states of the matter
• Solutions, osmotic equilibrium and PH
• Chemistry of carbon
• Life molecules
• Introduction to the proteins' structure, formation and function
• Amino acids and polypeptides
• Amino acidic sequences

• Glucides molecules
• Lipides, fatty and nucleic acids
• Enzymes
• Vitamins
• Hemoglobin
• Metabolism
  • general aspects and concepts
  • energetic aspects
• Plants' organic compaund

APPLIED KINESIOLOGY

• Historic outlines
• Introduction to the meridians
• Massage to the meridians
• Base techniques of the hemispheric integration
• Muscle test
• Postural awareness
• Test of the fourteen muscles with four techniques of reinforcement

• Tecnhique of stress and emotive trauma relief
• Test to verify  the compatibility with food
• Substitute test
• Procedure of rebalancing
• Posture

PROFESSIONAL ETHICS AND LAW

• Role of the Naturopata
• Relation Naturopata - patient
• Relations with other professional figures
• Possibilities for the activity
• Fiscal laws
• Italian and European sanitary laws
• Laws which govern the practice of a not medical profession

• Criminal and tort liability of the Naturopata
• Duties and limits of the Naturopata
• Rules for a fair competition
• Rules for a fair professional behaviour 

INNER DYNAMICS

PHYSICS (elements)

• Analysis of the scientific methodology
• Atomic model of Bohr

• Reconstruction of the periodic table through the atomic model of Bohr
• Elements of quantum physics

PHYSIOLOGY ENDOCRINOLOGY PSYCHONEUROIMMUNOLOGY

• Holistic approach to the physiology
• Integrated systems into the cell and human body
• Cell reproduction and chromosomes
• Locomotor apparatus
• Digestive apparatus (metabolism)
• Origin of the arteriosclerosis
• Respiratory apparatus
• Circulatory system
• Urogenital system
• Lymphatic system
• Nervous system
• Immune system:
  • allergies
  • intolerances
• Organs of sens
• Endocrine glands
• Exocrine glands
• Role of the messenger hormones and chemical regulator

• Regulation of the hormonal secretion
• Control and feedback
• Hormones inside the cell
• Secretion process
• Importance of the hormonal regulation into the homeostasis control and its preservation
• Main types of hormones and their functions
• Hormonal imbalance:
  • pregnancy and birth
  • menopause
  • obesity
  • stress
• Muscle work: performance and effort
• Water balance
• Electrolyte Main ions
• Equilibrium acid- base or buffer systems
• Burns

PHYTOTHERAPY

• Vegetable world
• Medical plants
• Active principle
• Fruit and seed
• Collection of plants
• Exsiccation and preparation for the keeping

• Differences and characteristics of the different botanic families used by man: crucifer, liliaceous, composite, solanaceous and umbelliferae
• General suspensions of fresh plants  
• New techniques of preparation
• Clinical case