The lucky winner will be announced on the final day of MINDD on 3rd May 2025.
Learning Outcome: Approved Functional Nutrition Essentials Course
Type of Study: 100% Online and self-paced
Recognition: Not certified, however there is the option to upgrade to our Approved course through the International Institute of Complimentary Therapists (IICT) in future
Duration: 12 months
Cyndi O’Meara is a nutritionist, film maker, bestselling author, speaker and founder of The Nutrition Academy and Changing Habits, a whole food company that believes everything begins and ends with food and that health food should actually be just that – healthy.
Cyndi graduated with a degree in Nutrition from Deakin University in 1984 where her special interest was ancestral foods. At the end of her degree she was so disillusioned by the nutritional guidelines that she paved her own path, steering clear of the low-fat diets of the day.
In 1998 Cyndi produced best selling book ‘Changing Habits Changing Lives’. In 2016 she released the acclaimed documentary ‘What’s With Wheat?’ which received 150,000 downloads globally in the first week. Then in 2020 brings LAB TO TABLE, the completely revised, updated and extended version of Cyndi’s bestseller, Changing Habits Changing Lives.
Cyndi created the Nutrition Academy to educate people so they are empowered to know better, eat better and live better – because everyone deserves to know exactly what they are eating.
The Nutrition Academy team is super excited about the release of The Salt Path in cinemas across Australia. Check out your local cinemas and Events Cinemas near you to get tickets and be inspired to heal yourself!
Join the Nutrition Academy team at the 2025 Health and Nutrition Summit and make a tsunami of change, for better health and wellbeing for all!
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Many of us spend so much of our time making other people feel better, and nurturing your community is super important, but friends, family, spouses, children, co-workers, they don`t spend every second of every day with you, you do! So, ensure you can look after yourself as well as others you love.
Blue buckwheat pancakes may be just the thing to get your child eating in the morning. Green eggs and ham, dyed with spinach powder? Even the pickiest eaters would give that a go. Do you play with your food like this?
The knowledge you`ll learn in our course will stay with you for the rest of your life. Though the course takes 12 months, it`s a choice you`ll make to impact the rest of your life.
Winter is coming and you may be feeling the effects already! Sun is king when it comes to Vitamin D support, to boost your mood, help your immune system function and keep your bones strong. When the sun is not shining, these three foods can help!
P.S Looking for a clean liver supplement? Try @correctiveculture`s King and Queen supplements to make the most of the dark season.
This is a small snippet of the amazing interview with Natasha McBride for Cyndi`s documentary `What`s with Wheat?`. There are so many great interviews in What`s With Wheat, it`s worth a watch!
Our Functional Nutrition course really does change lives, not just by revealing some of the realities of the food industry, but by empowering you with the confidence and the knowledge to change your life and others!
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Good health is the ultimate happiness and the route to achieving your dreams, trying new things and enjoying a long life. Other happiness will not last as long or mean as much as sustainable health!
What`s your favourite way to move your body?
We always say we`re more than a nutrition course, and this is what we mean! We teach you a science-backed nutrition lifestyle philosophy, and build on your knowledge and self-confidence with critical research skills. You can decide for yourself how to live a healthy life!
Have you ever heard "you shouldn`t eat an hour before bed"? Waiting a few hours between dinner time and bedtime isn`t the only factor to a good night`s rest, but it`s an important factor! How long do you wait between food and rest?
