Introduction to Natural Health 1 | 4 Credit Hours
This course introduces the history of natural health therapies, including significant historical developments, influential figures, and foundational writings that have shaped the field.

Introduction to Natural Health 2 | 4 Credit Hours
This course provides an overview of various alternative health therapies available today, examining their principles and applications.

Introduction to Natural Health 3 | 4 Credit Hours
Students will explore a range of common ailments and the natural health therapies used to address them. Multiple therapeutic modalities are compared to highlight their effectiveness.

Nutritional Healing 1 | 4 Credit Hours
This course covers the fundamentals of nutrition, including vitamins, minerals, proteins, amino acids, carbohydrates, fats, and enzymes.

Nutritional Healing 2 | 4 Credit Hours
Building on Nutritional Healing I, this course addresses the nutritional needs of men, women, children, teenagers, and seniors. It examines diseases and conditions prevalent in these groups and explores nutritional strategies for treatment and prevention.

Nutritional Healing 3 | 4 Credit Hours
This course further expands on Nutritional Healing I and II, focusing on nutrition for cardiovascular health, preventive nutrition, nutrition and mental health, and current nutritional research.

Vitamins & Supplementation | 4 Credit Hours
This course offers an in-depth study of vitamins and supplementation for optimal health, including potential interactions with commonly prescribed medications.

Healing Foods | 4 Credit Hours
Students examine a variety of healing foods referenced in the Bible, discussing their therapeutic uses and the ailments they address.

Herbalism 1 | 4 Credit Hours
This course explores the development of herbal medicine, types of medicinal plants, and their therapeutic properties.

Herbalism 2 | 4 Credit Hours
Building on Herbalism 1, this course delves into the use, safety, and efficacy of herbal remedies, supported by a review of relevant research studies.

Health & Wellness 1 | 4 Credit Hours
This course covers the essential elements of health, including nutrition, diet, vitamins, water, minerals, amino acids, antioxidants, natural supplements, and herbs. It also examines common disorders and recommended nutritional support strategies.

Health & Wellness 2 | 4 Credit Hours
Expanding on Health & Wellness 1, this course examines additional disorders and their nutritional support. Students will learn to implement various remedies and therapies, such as ascorbic acid flush, blood purification, chelation therapy, colon cleansing, fasting, and juicing.

Essential Homeopathy | 3 Credit Hours
This course explores homeopathy as a treatment for a variety of conditions. Topics include the preparation of tinctures, potency ratios, and the management of acute and chronic diseases. The logical framework of homeopathy, developed over nearly two centuries, is discussed in detail.

Immunology | 3 Credit Hours
This course introduces the fundamental concepts of immunology, integrating Western and Eastern perspectives. Students learn how lifestyle factors such as exercise, nutrition, rest, and hydration affect the immune system and overall health.

Longevity 1 | 4 Credit Hours
This course presents research on longevity, focusing on factors shared by long-lived populations in developed countries.

Longevity 2 | 4 Credit Hours
Students will study clinically proven alternative therapies that promote longevity, vitality, disease prevention, cognitive health, and overall well-being.

Arthritis | 4 Credit Hours
This course examines the causes of arthritis and explores natural approaches, including nutrition, herbal remedies, and detoxification, for slowing or reversing disease progression.

Immune System Disorders 1 | 4 Credit Hours
Students learn about conditions such as fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome, focusing on how alternative therapies can alleviate symptoms or contribute to recovery.

Immune System Disorders 2 | 4 Credit Hours
This course examines the impact of environmental toxins on health and explores natural therapies and nontoxic supplementation for disease reversal.

Women’s Health 1 | 4 Credit Hours
This course addresses the unique health concerns of women, highlighting the importance of specialized approaches and the role of advanced nutraceuticals in treatment and recovery.

Women’s Health 2 | 4 Credit Hours
Students gain practical knowledge of women’s health issues, including breast cancer, endometriosis, and osteoporosis. The course reviews alternative therapies such as acupuncture, homeopathy, nutrition, and herbal medicine.

Sleep Disorders | 3 Credit Hours
This course examines the effects of toxic overload, hormonal and structural imbalances, poor diet, electromagnetic fields, and stress on sleep. Alternative medicine strategies for managing insomnia and related disorders are discussed.

Headache Treatment | 3 Credit Hours
Students learn about the causes and treatments for various types of headaches. The course covers a range of healing modalities, including chiropractic, herbalism, acupuncture, homeopathy, nutrition, bodywork, biofeedback, and aromatherapy.

Yeast Connection | 3 Credit Hours
This course investigates the role of yeast in chronic illness, exploring diets, remedies, and treatments to eliminate yeast and restore health.

The pH Balance | 2 Credit Hours
This course emphasizes the importance of maintaining proper pH balance for optimal health, weight management, mental clarity, and vitality. Students learn dietary strategies for achieving and sustaining an alkaline environment.