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All animal life depends on the existence of plants. They are necessary to produce Oxygen, to supply food and to provide shelter. Herbalism is probably the oldest form of Medicine and when early man started to look for a cure for his ailments it was towards plants that he turned. In second Century Greece, the Physician Galen spoke of plant remedies and this tradition has remained popular until the introduction of many of our modern medicines of around 75% of are derived from herbs. Herbalism is based on the observation of the benefits of herbs that have been tried and tested for hundreds, if not thousands, of years. this section has been written and designed to give the Student total skills in the field of Herbal Medicine, and using modern techniques the ancient art of Herbalism has been brought into the Twentieth Century. Herbal remedies can help to heal many chronic conditions when conventional drugs can only relieve the symptoms. They are gentle yet powerful healers that can help restore and rebalance body and mind. In this extremely informative study course, with its encyclopedic nature of herbal preparations and basic health principals of natural healing, the Student is fully prepared for their role as a Herbalist.
Subjects included in the Course. General Disease Astringents Herbs Emmenagouge Herbs Lobelia Antispasmodic Herbs Cleansing Program The Alternative Herbs Purgative Herbs Expectorant Herbs Nervine Herbs Tonic Herbs Regenerative Diet Vermifuge Herbs Diuretic Herbs Demulcent Herbs Stimulant Herbs World of Herbs Herb Alternatives The World of Herbs History of Herbal Medicine Healthy Cooking with Herbs Natural Cosmetics Poultices, Pills and Tisanes Preparations used in Herbalism Warm Herbs Herbal Tonics Herb Vinegars Skin Care Herbal Baths Cooling Herbs Antioxidants Herb Bouquets Herb Salts Natures Pharmacy
COURSE FEE €253
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