Master Herbalist Course

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Course Curriculum

**Master Herbalist Course**

• Introduction to Herbal Medicine
• Regulations and Safety
• Introduction to Botany
• Chemistry of Herbs
• Preparation of Herbal Remedies
• Herbal Hair and Skin Care
• Herbalist Approach and Conventional Herbal Medicines
• Herbs of Bible and China
• Ayurvedic Medicine
• Aromatherapy
• Creating a Successful Herbal Business

**Ayurveda and Herbal **

• Module 01: Introduction to Ayurveda
• Module 02: An Overview of Ayurvedic Healing Methods
• Module 03: Medicinal Herbs and Remedies for Common Ailments
• Module 04: Daily routines, Exercise & Yoga
• Module 05: Ayurvedic Herbs & Oils
• Module 06: Herbal Remedies for Home Use
• Module 07: The Herbal Kitchen
• Module 08: Ayurvedic Dietary Guidelines
• Module 09: Ayurvedic Lifestyle: The Ultimate Preventive Medicine

**Homeopathy Training**

Module 1: Introduction to Homeopathy

• What Is Homoeopathy?
• Functional Principle
• Early History and the Origin of Homoeopathy
• Development of Homeopathy
• The Practice of Homoeopathy in the UK
• Summary

Module 2: Principles and Theories behind the Practice

• 7 Cardinal Principles of Homoeopathy
• Hering's Law of Cure
• Summary

Module 3: Homoeopathic Remedies

• Materia Medica
• Preparation of Homoeopathic Remedies
• Some Commonly Used Remedies

Module 4: Practice of Homoeopathy on the Nervous System

• The Nervous System
• Risk Factors
• Homoeopathy’s Role
• Summary

Module 5: Practice of Homeopathy on the Respiratory System

• The Respiratory System
• The Upper Respiratory System
• Homoeopathy’s Role on the Upper Respiratory System
• The Lower Respiratory System
• Homoeopathy’s Role on the Lower Respiratory System
• Emphysema
• Summary

Module 6: Practice of Homoeopathy on the Circulatory System

• The Circulatory System
• Risk Factors
• Homoeopathy’s Role

Module 7: Practice of Homoeopathy on the Digestive System

• The Digestive System
• The Upper Digestive System
• The Lower Digestive System
• Homoeopathy’s Role

Module 8: Practice of Homeopathy on the Musculoskeletal System

• The Musculoskeletal System
• Risk Factors
• Homoeopathy’s Role
• Summary

Module 9: Practice of Homoeopathy on The Reproductive Systems

• The Reproductive System
• Functional Principle
• Homoeopathy’s Role
• Summary

Module 10: Practice of Homoeopathy on the Immune System

• The Immune System
• Functional Principle
• Homoeopathy’s Role
• Summary

Module 11: Practice of Homoeopathy on the Limbic System

• The Limbic System
• Risk Factors
• Homoeopathy’s Role
• Summary

Module 12: Homoeopathy for Skin Problems

• Skin
• Homoeopathy’s Role
• Summary

Module 13: Homoeopathy for Children and Women’s Health

• Children
• Homoeopathy’s Role
• Women
• Women’s Health
• Homoeopathy’s Role
• Summary

Module 14: First Aid with Homoeopathic Remedies

• Aims of First Aid
• Homoeopathy’s Role in First Aid
• Summary

Module 15: How to Treat Patients

• The Homoeopathic Approach to the Patients
• Initial Contact to the Patients
• The Homeopathic Consultation
• Summary

Module 16: Homoeopathy’s Role in Present and Future

• Homoeopathy in Today’s World
• Why Patients Choose Homoeopathy
• An Expanding Role for Homoeopathy
• Summary

Certification

Following your completion of the course materials, you will be able to take an assignment test to assess your knowledge. You will be able to grab the PDF certificate & transcript for free after passing the test. Original Hard Copy certificates must be bought separately for an extra £8.

This Master Herbalist training is suitable for —

• Students
• Recent graduates
• Job Seekers
• Individuals who are already employed in the relevant sectors and wish to enhance their knowledge and expertise.

There is no formal qualification needed for this course.

You will be able to pursue several professions because this Master Herbalist Course includes various courses as a bonus.

• Herbalist
• Naturopath
• Aromatherapist
• Homeopathy
• Nutritionist
• Nutritional Therapist
• Osteopathy
• Aromatherapist