After completing Modules 4 and 5, you’ll get extra time with David to discuss how this new information applies to YOUR health and wellbeing.

Bring any questions about using herbs for musculoskeletal pain and inflammation, or about integrating herbal medicine into cancer support, for further in-depth teachings and personalized coaching.

This week, David will discuss how medicinal plants have always played an important role in mental and spiritual wellbeing in traditional cultures…

… and how they’ve assumed an important role in the modern-day treatment and management of stress, anxiety, and depression — especially when integrated with other healing modalities.

In this module, you’ll discover:

• How to treat stress, anxiety, and depression with botanical medicine
• Primary categories of herbs for stress, anxiety, and depression
• How to safely experiment with herbs for stress, anxiety, and depression according to your symptoms and constitution
• How to best work with your doctor by understanding the relationship between anxiolytic and antidepressant drugs and botanical medicines
• The spiritual and emotional dimensions of healing stress, anxiety, and depression
• Realistic expectations for using plant medicine for mental health

This week you’ll dive into plant medicine’s two basic physiological functions: providing concentrated nutrients, and supporting the body’s natural detoxification processes…

Herbal medicine can play a profound role in breaking the cycles of addictions at the physical level, and giving support to mental and emotional wellbeing.

As you’ll discover, when integrated into holistic treatment strategies with other natural approaches, herbal medicine’s powers become even more pronounced.

In this module, David will share powerful information that can benefit anyone struggling with addictions, including:

• An overview of addictions and their treatment with botanical medicine
• Single-herb remedies, herbal formulas, and adjunct therapies for clinical-level treatment
• Realistic expectations for using plant medicine
• Primary categories of herbs for treating addictions
• Clinical research on using psilocybin and ibogaine for the treatment of addictions
• Using botanical medicine to assist withdrawal from addictive medications
• The spiritual and emotional dimensions of healing addictions
• The role of detoxification and rejuvenation in treating addictions

After completing Modules 6 and 7, you’ll get extra time with David to discuss how this new information applies to YOUR health and wellbeing.

Bring any questions about using herbs for stress, anxiety, depression, and addictions — and for further in-depth teachings and personalized coaching.

Affecting one quarter of American adults, metabolic syndrome is a true epidemic.

In this class, you’ll explore how herbal medicine — especially when combined with diet and lifestyle changes — can be highly effective for addressing the overlapping conditions of metabolic syndrome…

… including obesity, high blood sugar, insulin resistance, high blood pressure, and an increased risk for cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes.

David will use metabolic syndrome as a launchpad for sharing healing information to improve all health conditions…

In this module, you’ll discover:

• An overview of metabolic syndrome and insulin resistance — and their treatment with botanical medicine
• Primary categories of herbs for metabolic syndrome and insulin resistance
• Single-herb remedies, herbal formulas, and adjunct therapies for clinical-level treatment
• The role of detoxification and rejuvenation in metabolic syndrome and insulin resistance
• Realistic expectations for using plant medicine
• The relationship between metabolic syndrome and insulin resistance and other conditions
• When to use herbal medicine as a primary or adjunct treatment

If you suffer from thyroid issues, you might feel exhausted, gain or lose weight, lose your hair, experience depression, or experience other symptoms that can impact your wellbeing…

This week, you’ll discover how herbal medicine can play a pivotal role in restoring your thyroid health — and restoring your healthy life.

In this module, David will share:

• An overview of thyroid disorders and their treatment with botanical medicine
• Primary categories of herbs for thyroid disorders
• Single-herb remedies, herbal formulas, and adjunct therapies for clinical-level treatment
• What botanical medicine can realistically do — and not do — for thyroid conditions
• Preliminary practices for healing thyroid issues
• How herbal medicine functions as a complementary treatment for allopathic management of thyroid disorders

After completing Modules 8 and 9, you’ll get extra time with David to discuss how this new information applies to YOUR health and wellbeing.

Bring any questions about using herbs for metabolic syndrome and thyroid disorders — and for further in-depth teachings and personalized coaching.

As we age, the weakening of bones can lead to numerous medical disorders and the burden of physical pain.

In this session, David will explain how plant medicine — both traditional and modern — can be used for treating bone health issues like osteoporosis and osteoarthritis.

Providing more than symptomatic relief, the right plant medicine protocols can also address the underlying causes of degeneration by reducing inflammation, aiding in recovery from tissue damage, and protecting from bone loss.

This week, David will address important botanical treatments for bone health, including the use of mineral-rich herbs.

In this module, you’ll discover:

• How herbal medicine can play an important role in maintaining and improving bone health
• Primary categories of herbs for bone health
• Single-herb remedies, herbal formulas, and adjunct therapies for clinical-level treatment
• David’s guidance on collaborating with your doctor to weigh the risks and benefits of allopathic treatments versus natural medicine
• How other health conditions can contribute to osteoporosis and osteoarthritis

Medicinal plants are gaining recognition for their protective and detoxifying properties, as well as their abilities to strengthen and balance the neuroendocrine system.

In this class, David will explain how to harness the power of herbal medicines for preventative and curative powers in a toxic world.

Decades of research reveals that many botanical species can offer protection against environmental toxins…

In this module, David will share:

• An overview of the role of botanical medicine for dealing with environmental toxins
• Primary categories of herbs for protection against environmental toxins and treatment of related conditions
• Single-herb remedies, herbal formulas, and adjunct therapies for clinical-level treatment
• The strengths and weaknesses of diagnosis and treatment of environmental toxins
• Realistic expectations when using plant medicine
• The role of detoxification and rejuvenation in protecting against environmental toxins and treatment of related conditions

After completing Modules 10 and 11, you’ll get extra time with David to discuss how this new information applies to YOUR health and wellbeing.

Bring any questions about using herbs for bone health issues and environmental toxins — and for further in-depth teachings and personalized coaching.

Because of their neuroprotective and nutrient-rich properties, medicinal plants can offer significant benefits for reducing and managing symptoms of ADHD and ASD.

You’ll discover how diet, herbs, nutritional supplements, and other complementary therapies can assist both children and adults with ADHD and ASD to live healthier, more functional lives.

In this module, you’ll explore:

• An overview of ADHD and ASD — and their treatment with botanical medicine
• Primary categories of herbs for ADHD and ASD
• Single-herb remedies, herbal formulas, and adjunct therapies for clinical-level treatment
• Working with your doctor — understanding the strengths and weaknesses of allopathic management and natural approaches to ADHD and ASD
• The role of detoxification and the relationship of environmental toxicity to ADHD and ASD

Botanical medicine is playing a major role in the treatment and management of Lyme disease.

This week you’ll discover how, because of their multifaceted nature, herbs can often treat several related systems of the body — which is necessary in the complex and changeable manifestations of Lyme disease.

Lyme disease is the number-one vector-borne illness in the United States, and cases are being reported in every region in the country. Challenges in clinical presentation, in addition to the unique bacterial characteristics, have resulted in numerous myths and mystery, clouding our understanding of this chronic condition.

This week you’ll learn powerful plant medicine solutions for supporting the journey through Lyme disease.

In this module, David will share:

• An overview of Lyme disease, its co-infections, and their treatment
• The critical thinking you’ll need to avoid the trendy wastebasket diagnoses of “internet medicine” that’s so prevalent with Lyme disease
• Why it’s important to understand clinical-level self-care — and to be your own advocate when working with doctors
• Primary categories of herbs for Lyme disease
• Single-herb remedies, herbal formulas, and adjunct therapies for clinical-level treatment
• How to safely experiment with herbs according to your symptoms and constitution
• Herbal contradictions — when an herb helps one symptom but aggravates another
• The role of detoxification and rejuvenation in Lyme disease

After completing Modules 12 and 13, you’ll get extra time with David to discuss how this new information applies to YOUR health and wellbeing.

Bring any questions about using herbs for ADHD, ASD & Lyme disease — and for further in-depth teachings and personalized coaching.