Business Description

Full Bodied Nutrition Inc is a mobile web based practice including both in-person and web-based consultations. It was created, owned and operated by graduates of the Canadian School of Natural Nutrition, Janice Tremblay, B.S.Sc., E.C.E, R.H.N and Ginette K. Robert, R.H.N. The goal of Full Bodied Nutrition Inc is to assist individuals in optimizing their health and well-being. 

At Full Bodied Nutrition Inc, we recognize that people are biochemically diverse and require individualize assessments, personalized meal plans, support and education. We plan on delivering specialized packages and online tools to educate our clients, with full transparency, at their own pace and on their terms.

The target market is individuals who are motivated and eager to take their well-being back into their own hands. People who are frustrated with generalized plans that should work for everyone, but they don’t. People who want to learn how things we ingest affect our internal environments and contribute to our own well-being.  

Alternatively, Full Bodied Nutrition Inc will offer web-based group programs.

Why offer these services? Because people are looking for alternatives for achieving their own well-being! 

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Holistic Nutrition is a back to basics look at individual lifestyles, emotional states and nutritional habits and how they relate to your own health and well being.  Holistic Nutritionists look at the whole picture (body, mind and spirit) along with a complete health history and symptom tracking to help determine the root cause of illness and create a plan that helps the body return to a more balanced state. The essentials include returning to a diet filled with "live, whole, good quality foods". 

We are all biochemically individual and therefore we all have different requirements to obtain our own well being. Full Bodied Nutrition Inc. will make every effort to help people take their health into their own hands. 

We believe that we need to keep things simple and give people the key nutritional tools they need to create their own individual well-being. At Full Bodied Nutrition Inc., we bring you the B.A.S.I.C.S.

• B alanced nutrition
• A daptable plans
• S trategies that work
• I ndividualized support strategies
• C lient focused plans
• S upport and education

Full Bodied Nutrition Inc. will strive for excellent customer service built on professionalism, respect and a positive attitude to find solutions to achieve the customers wellness goals.

We will make every reasonable effort to create a business practice that is both ethical and in harmony with the expectations of the profession and the general public. 

 The services offered by a CSNN graduate are grounded in the following principles:

1. Acknowledgement that each person is biochemically distinct and has unique nutritional needs;
2. Awareness of the meaning of holistic nutrition; the interrelationship of mind, body and spirit; and the importance of addressing these interactive factors which are unique to each individual;
3. Promotion of whole, locally grown and organic foods; sustainable farming practices; and the necessity of living in a non-toxic environment;
4. The principles of prevention and self-responsibility are fundamental to any successful health care program. However, it is important that graduates do not make claims by using words such as prevent, treat, cure, and heal;
5. Recognition that supplementation is not a substitute for wholesome, nutritious foods but that it may be helpful.  Only supplements with an NPN number should be recommended to clients, and the formulation and labelling of supplements should be independent of the graduate and their practice;
6. Respect for clients and for their wellness goals, personal tastes, morals, social, and life values;
7. Acceptance of the unique contribution of other health care providers, and the need to work co-operatively with them regardless whether they are of holistic or allopathic background.
8. The main services provided by a CSNN graduate include the following: (a) Document client’s goals, needs, and plans; (b) Evaluate client’s food selection, preparation and intake; (c) Evaluate client’s lifestyle and overall feeling of well-being; (d) Evaluate client’s use of dietary supplements; (e) Identify client’s nutritional imbalance(s) and lifestyle habits without diagnosing and directly ordering lab tests, as these activities are reserved for licensed health care practitioners; (f) Work with other health care professionals, if applicable, in order to determine all nutritional and lifestyle-changing needs of the client, including referring client to other health care professionals as deemed appropriate; (g) Support the progress of the client’s health goals by creating an individualized wellness program, which will include the use of whole, nutrient-dense foods; menu plans; natural source supplements*; and lifestyle modifications – including the use of non-toxic, environmentally friendly household/personal products; (h) Provide further guidance to the client, if necessary, by explaining food labels, and by offering food preparation techniques and shopping tips; (i) Guide the client in the implementation of a long term personal health plan, provide education when necessary, and offer ongoing assessments; (j) Monitor the client’s personal health plan in order to reinforce participation in the achievement of the health goals; (k) Act as a community educator to the public and to other health care professionals, developing curriculum, preparing manuals, writing articles, publishing books, and teaching; (l) Promote health discussions in schools, workplaces, and community agencies; (m) Bring holistic nutrition knowledge, principles, and philosophy to other professions.

*Please be advised that CSNN is referring to non-herbal supplements, as herbal supplements should only be recommended after all aspects of the herb, especially its contraindications, are researched. Since CSNN does not teach herbology or evaluate herbal recommendations, the onus is on the Holistic Nutritional Consultant professional to either follow manufacturers’ instructions or get advice from an herbalist. Additionally, for non-herbal supplements Holistic Nutritional Consultant professionals should consult the manufacturer when recommending dosages higher than those recommended on the bottle.
-Rev May 2018- 

 The Canadian School of Natural Nutrition has as its mission the education of the individual in the principles of holistic health care and the principles of natural nutrition, to further the well-being of people and the healing of planet Earth.  To this end, a graduate of CSNN agrees to:  

1. Maintain an interest in the well-being of all human beings, regardless of colour, creed or nationality, and in the care of planet Earth.
2. Respect the right of his/her client as an individual in all respects, as to personal tastes, morals and social values.
3. Be non-judgmental as to the life values and experience of the client.
4. Treat the client under all circumstances with due concern for the dignity of the individual.
5. Respect the confidential nature of his/her relationship with the client and protect the confidentiality of assessments and recorded documents.
6. Guide and counsel his/her client in the best way to achieve optimal health through natural nutrition, but always respect the right and need for the client to make the final decision in all wellness plans.
7. Teach the client to accept responsibility for his/her own health choices and actions.
8. Accept full responsibility for the consequences of his/her own acts.
9. Provide professional services only in those areas in which s/he has competence and training.
10. Recognize the need to work co-operatively with other disciplines, holistic or allopathic, to best serve the client’s need, respecting the unique contribution of each discipline.
11. Respect differences of opinion and exercise tact and diplomacy in interpersonal relations.
12. Resolve to improve and maintain his/her professional competence in the field of natural nutrition and holistic health care.
13. Accurately identify oneself using one of the approved CSNN designations and/or titles to avoid misleading the public about your role as a holistic nutrition professional.

-Rev June 2017-