Nature’S Healing Secrets: Diploma In Herbal Medicine

Published 3/2024
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"Returning to Our Mother Nature’s Healing Secrets : A Masterclass Diploma Course in Herbal Therapy

What you’ll learn
Acquire botanical knowledge necessary for identifying medicinal plants.
Assess the quality of herbal medicines, including sourcing, processing, and ensuring potency and purity.
Develop practical skills in preparing various herbal remedies.
Explore herbal remedies for a wide range of common ailments,
Understand the ethical considerations involved in herbal medicine practice.
Embrace a holistic approach to health and wellness by integrating herbal remedies with nutrition, lifestyle modifications, and other complementary therapies.

Requirements
Basic Knowledge in Plant Biology and Chemistry
A Computer hardward with sufficient hard disk space and good internet connectivity

Description
This course offers a comprehensive journey into the world of herbal healing, delving deep into the wisdom and efficacy of natural remedies. This course is meticulously crafted to guide participants through a transformative exploration of botanical medicine, drawing upon centuries-old traditions and modern scientific insights.Participants will embark on a holistic learning experience, uncovering the profound healing potential inherent in plants and herbs. From understanding the principles of herbal medicine to mastering the art of formulation and application, students will gain practical skills and theoretical knowledge essential for becoming proficient herbal therapists.Led by seasoned experts and herbal practitioners, this masterclass diploma course emphasizes experiential learning and hands-on practice. Participants will engage in immersive sessions, learning to identify, harvest, and prepare medicinal herbs, as well as exploring various extraction techniques and dosage calculations.Moreover, students will delve into the rich diversity of herbal traditions from around the world, gaining insights into the cultural significance and therapeutic properties of different botanicals. Through case studies, workshops, and interactive discussions, participants will develop a nuanced understanding of herbal therapy’s role in promoting holistic health and well-being.By the end of the course, graduates will emerge with a profound appreciation for nature’s healing bounty and the confidence to integrate herbal remedies into their personal wellness practices or professional endeavors. "Returning to Our Mother Nature’s Healing Secrets" equips participants with the knowledge and skills to harness the transformative power of herbal therapy and embark on a journey towards optimal health and vitality.

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 About this Course

Lecture 2 Course Inaugration

Lecture 3 Ethics and Codes of Practice for Herbal Medicine Practioners

Section 2: Qualities of Good Herbal Medicine

Lecture 4 Qualities of Good Herbal Medicine

Lecture 5 Factors Affecting quality of Herbal Medicine

Lecture 6 Safety and Purity Testing of Herbal Medicine

Lecture 7 Standardization and Quality Control of Herbal Extracts

Lecture 8 Labeling of Herbal Medicine

Lecture 9 Sustainable Harvesting of Herbal Medicinal Plants

Section 3: Bioactive Constituents in Herbal Medicinal Plants and Their Extraction Process

Lecture 10 Definition of Terms

Lecture 11 Bioactive Constituents in Herbal Medicinal Plants

Lecture 12 Extraction of Herbal Bioactive Constituents

Section 4: Introduction To Herbal Pharmacology

Lecture 13 Introduction To pharmacology

Lecture 14 Pharmacokinetics

Lecture 15 Pharmacodynamics

Lecture 16 Herbal Drug potency and Efficacy

Lecture 17 Herbal Medicinal Safety and Toxicity

Lecture 18 Herbal Pharmacovigilance

Section 5: Preparation of Herbal Medicinal Products

Lecture 19 Introduction

Lecture 20 Preparations of Herbal Infussions

Lecture 21 Herbal Poultice and Compress

Lecture 22 Herbal Elixers and Syrups

Lecture 23 Tinctures

Lecture 24 Storage and Shelve-Life of Herbal Preparations

Section 6: Formulations of Herbal Medicine

Lecture 25 Introduction to herbal Drug formulations

Section 7: Medicinal plants for common Ailments

Lecture 26 1. Peppermint(Mentha piperita)

Lecture 27 Ginger (Zingiber officinale)

Lecture 28 Garlic (Allium sativum)

Lecture 29 Chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla)

Lecture 30 Licorice root(Glycyrrhiza glabra)

Lecture 31 Marshmallow root (Althaea officinalis)

Lecture 32 Aloe Vera

Lecture 33 Turmeric (Curcuma longa)

Lecture 34 Lemon balm (Melissa officinalis)

Lecture 35 Neem tree(Azadirachta indica)

Lecture 36 Moringa (Moringa oleifera)

Lecture 37 Stinging Nettle (Urtica dioica)

Lecture 38 Willow bark and White Willow Bark

Lecture 39 Cloves (Syzygium aromaticum)

Lecture 40 Eucalyptus

Lecture 41 Avocado and Avocado seed ( Persea americana)

Lecture 42 Ginseng (Panax ginseng)

Lecture 43 Lantana camara

Lecture 44 Maca (Lepidium meyenii)

Lecture 45 Cape olive or African olive (Elgon teak) (Olea welwitschii)

Lecture 46 African satinwood (Sagawatiet-) Zanthoxylum gilletii

Lecture 47 African star apple (Noiwet) (Fagaropsis angolensis)

Lecture 48 Sweet wormwood (Artemisia annua )

Lecture 49 Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis)

Section 8: Classification of Medicinal Plants according to Mechanisms of Action

Lecture 50 Medicinal plants with Analgesic Properties

Lecture 51 Medicinal Plants with Antipyretic Properties

Lecture 52 Medicinal Plants with Antiinflammatory Properties

Lecture 53 Medicinal Plants with Digestion-relief Properties

Lecture 54 Medicinal Plants with Cadiovascular Action

Lecture 55 Medicinal Plants with Anti-Blood Clotting Action

Lecture 56 Medicinal Plants with Respiratory Action

Lecture 57 Medicinal Plants with Ulcer-relief Action

Lecture 58 Medicinal Plants with Anti- bacterial, Parasitic ,Fungal and Worms Properties

Lecture 59 Medicinal Plants with Anti-Urinary Tract Infection Properties

Lecture 60 Medicinal Plants with Pest-Repellant Properties

Section 9: Medicinal Potential In Fruits and Vegetables

Lecture 61 Introduction

Lecture 62 Common Fruits and Vegetables with Rich Medicinal Value

Healthcare Professionals:,Alternative Medicine Practitioners:,Students of Herbal Medicine,Community Health Workers:,Individuals Interested in Self-Care

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