Bachelor in Naturopathy & Holistic Medicine

  • Anatomy and Physiological Course

    Anatomy and Physiological Course

    The aims of this course is to provide the students the following skills on anatomical and physiological terminilogy to all biological medicine studies and to understand the details of the fundamental structures and functions of the body.

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  • Clinical Nutrition

    Clinical Nutrition

    This course serves as a way to further the knowledge of naturopathic practitioners by expanding their repertoire of treatment protocols. It primarily centers itself on the prevention, diagnosis, and management of patients via their nutritional changes which are linked to chronic conditions.

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  • Iridology Specialization

    Iridology Specialization

    This course offers a comprehensive study of the patterns, colors, and other characteristics of the iris which can be used to determine and diagnose a patient’s systemic health.

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  • Naturopathic Cholesterol Management

    Naturopathic Cholesterol Management

    This course focuses on the study of naturopathic practices that can help impede, mitigate, eliminate, and or prevent the excessive rise of cholesterol within the body caused by unhealthy lifestyle choices.

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  • Naturopathic Diabetic Management

    Naturopathic Diabetic Management

    This course primarily centers itself on the study of Diabetes which includes its demographics, its symptoms, risk factors, and diagnoses including its treatments such as modern medicine and alternative medicine.

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  • Naturopathic Nutrition

    Naturopathic Nutrition

    This course focuses on the study of nutrition through a naturopathic lens wherein students learn to incorporate a traditional and natural approach to nutritional therapy. This includes but is not limited to— food selection, preparation, and how food and the nutrients they contain can directly affect health in terms of speeding up the healing process.…

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