Current Featured Webinars

An Introduction to Plant Identification (Field Botany)

This is a free preview webinar for the botany module of Steven Horne and Thomas Easley's Advanced Herbal Training program.  It is a two hour class covering flower parts and two major botanical families, the rose family and the sunflower or aster family.

Blood Type and Nutrition

Our blood type (O, A, B and AB) is a factor in how our immune system responds to our environment. Each blood type has its own unique nutritional needs and each blood type responds differently to stress. In this free webinar, featuring special guest, Kimberly Balas, ND, we discussed why blood type is important to consider in selecting an optimal diet and supplements.

Blood Type and Nutrition Webinar Recording (WMV) (MP3) 
Handouts (3 slides per page) (6 slides per page)

Emotional Anatomy

This webinar is a preview to my emotional anatomy class, but it pretty much lays out my entire model of emotional anatomy.  It also explains the basic principles of emotional healing. The handouts are listed below as attachments and the recording will be posted on this page after the webinar is complete.

Current Featured Articles

Probable Cause: Fibromyalgia and DSS

Probable Cause:
"Arresting" the Underlying Causes
of Fibromyalgia and DSS

I’ve chosen to address the probable causes of (and natural remedies for) a cluster of serious modern health problems researcher Muhammad Yunus, M.D., of the University of Illinois College of Medicine, calls Dysregulation Spectrum Syndrome (DSS), which include fibromyalgia and other related conditions.

Are You Attracting Health or Disease?

Are You Attracting Health or Disease?
Natural Health Care and The Law of Attraction

Americans spend more money on health care than any other nation on the face of the planet (over 15% of our entire nation’s expenditures). While we comprise only 5% of the world’s population, half of all the drug prescriptions in the world are taken by Americans. A big part of our problem is that we are more focused on disease than we are on health. Changing our focus could go along way to improving our health.