Natural Medicine:Herbalism Intro Guide With Certificate

Learn about the different types of Natural Medicine which you can use in your day to day life!

What you'll learn

Identify and explain the types of natural medicine practices available

Help determine which natural medicine practice is suitable for a client and there circumstances

Learn to create your own herbal solutions

Learn about the different types of herbs

Requirements

Basic understanding of English.

Description

You will learn about all the different natural alternatives to contemporary medicine which are available for you to use in your life. You will also learn about the origins of some of the forms of natural medicine such as any one of these:YogaReikiMeditation, Healing Crystals AyurvedaPhysical ExerciseHerbalism AromatherapyMassage Therapy Diets and more!**This course has quizzes you must undertake after the completion of each module.This course was created to teach people about the different types of natural medicine available as opposed to contemporary medicine. It's important for people to understand the different types because many have been around for a very very long time such as Ayurveda as it was used in Ancient India; Not to mention healing crystals which have also been used in Ancient Egypt to ward of evil spirits! These methods can be used to help you manage certain health conditions. There is also a Herbalism Volume 1 & Volume 2 Video Guides which shows the different types of Plants & herbs and there uses throughout modern and historical times for health improvement which you will be getting for free!This course provides an overview of each of the types of natural medicine available and provides you with a simple guide that you can keep in hand at times when you need it.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Course Goals

Section 2: Herbalism

Lecture 2 Herbalism Introduction

Lecture 3 What is a Herbal Poultice?

Lecture 4 Easy Herbal Oils

Lecture 5 What is a Herbal Salve?

Lecture 6 What is a Herbal Tincture?

Lecture 7 What is a Herbal Capsule?

Lecture 8 Add Herbs to your Bath! The Wonders of Herbal Bath's

Lecture 9 Alternatives to Maple Syrup and Honey? Try "Herbal Syrups"!!

Lecture 10 Picking Herbs/Plants - "Celery Stalks & Leaf"!

Lecture 11 Picking Herbs/Plants - "Sweet Violet"!

Lecture 12 Medicinal Plants & Herbs Guide Volume 1

Lecture 13 Medicinal Plants & Herbs Guide Volume 2

Lecture 14 Make Calendula Medicinal Oil

Lecture 15 Make Body Butter with Essential Oil

Lecture 16 Make Yarrow Herbal Extract with a Long-Shelf Life

Lecture 17 Herbal Precautions

Lecture 18 Using iNaturalist to find Herbs

Section 3: Human Anatomy

Lecture 19 What are Tissues?

Lecture 20 What are Organs?

Lecture 21 Healing Trauma

Section 4: Nutritional Therapy

Lecture 22 What is a "Food Pyramid"?

Lecture 23 What are Vitamins?

Lecture 24 What are Minerals?

Lecture 25 Super Foods for SuperHero's!

Lecture 26 Sports Drinks Benefits

Lecture 27 How "STEAMING" your food can improve your quality of life?

Lecture 28 Water (H2O)

Section 5: Acupuncture

Lecture 29 Acupuncture Introduction

Lecture 30 Acupuncture Lecture

Section 6: Sound Therapy

Lecture 31 Sound Therapy Introduction

Section 7: Aromatherapy and Essential Oils

Lecture 32 Essential Oils Introduction

Section 8: Meditation

Lecture 33 Meditation Introduction

Section 9: Healing Crystals

Lecture 34 Crystal Healing Introduction

Lecture 35 Types of Healing Crystals

Section 10: Physical Exercise

Lecture 36 Physical Exercise Introduction

Lecture 37 Understanding Body Mass Index (BMI)

Lecture 38 How "Sitting" affects your Health!

Lecture 39 5 minute Wonders of "Stretching"

Section 11: Ayurveda

Lecture 40 Ayurveda Introduction

Section 12: Reiki

Lecture 41 Reiki Introduction

Section 13: Traditional Chinese Medicine

Lecture 42 TCM Introduction

Section 14: Yoga

Lecture 43 Yoga Introduction

Section 15: Massage Therapy

Lecture 44 Massage Therapy Introduction

Section 16: Homeopathy

Lecture 45 Homeopathy Introduction

Students undertaking studies in alternative forms of medicine,Individuals interested in natural alternatives to medicine as opposed to contemporary medicine.,Teachers in the health field who wish to use this course as a guide or refresher course to there current knowledge base.,Individuals interested in the study of Herbalism, Human Anatomy, Nutritional Therapy,Individuals interested in the study of Homeopathy, Ayurveda, Sound Therapy, Aromatherapy, Healing Crystals,Individuals interested in the study of Yoga, Meditation, Physical Exercise, Reiki, Traditional Chinese Medicine and Massage Therapy