Module 6: Module Exam

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Below you’ll find a list of open-book, comprehensive, multiple-choice questions related to this module.

You will have 3 attempts to pass (the passing score is 80%).

If you make two unsuccessful attempts, make a note of the areas that are providing challenges for you, then reach out on an upcoming support call or use the Facebook group to find yourself a study partner.

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#1: All food allergies come with extreme reactions.
#2. After removing suspected foods from your diet and notice a difference , begin to reintroduce them one by one after a minimum of _______ day(s):
#3: Fasting in regards to food elimination is:
#4: Everyone can easily fast.
#5: The foods you are not willing to give up may be the ones hurting you.
#6: It's possible for you or your client to be sensitive to some of the gut healing foods.
#7: Components of a healthy digestive tract are all except:
#8: Practices to heal leaky gut are:
#9: Nutrients to heal the gut are all except:
#10: The best food source of Nitric Oxide appears to be:
#11: The top 3 mistakes made when reintroducing food are:
#12: It is easy to identify food intolerances, allergies, digestive issues and any food that stresses your gut and health.
#13: When learning to spot potential trigger foods, the following are "No Foods" - Known and Suspected Allergens:
#14: Use _______________ to make a list of foods to eat during the core 4 days of the elimination phase.
#15: This book contains delicious, nutritionally dense recipes that will keep your energy high; help reduce inflammation; nourish your glands, organs, and immune system; and calm and optimize your digestion.
#16: Anti-inflammatory herbs and foods:reduce the irritation and damage that causes leaky gut and food sensitivities.
#17: Vitamin A deficiency has been linked to inflammation of the intestinal tract.
#18: If pregnant or nursing fast or do a juice-only diet during the Elimination Phase.
#19: ____________ helps heal leaky gut.
#20: Nitric oxide decreases circulation to the gut wall and aids in healing gut permeability- leaky gut.
#21: Marshmallow, Slippery Elm, and Calendula are examples of:__________ herbs.
#22: Milk thistle, Dandelion, and Oregon Grape are examples of:__________ herbs.
#23: Examples of quercetin foods are:
#24: If you have food allergy problems it’s alright to eat that small amount that doesn’t cause the external symptoms,
#25: Vitamin A, Zinc, and B vitamins work together to keep the lining of the gut appropriately permeable.

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