Traditional-Home-Remedies-Course
Traditional-home-remedies-course
Traditional cultures used simple remedies to neutralize more acute illnesses ranging from fatigue & pains to accumulations, overall immunity, infections, and nervous system challenges. Learn to use common everyday foods, teas, herbs, compresses, cupping, moxibustion, aromatherapy, ear candling, auriculotherapy, and magnets. These effective tools are free from side effects. Seymour Koblin instructs participants to use them safely with an awareness of contraindications.
These simple everyday household items, as well as some equally effective tools from traditional cultures, have helped my family for over 30 years. Tofu checks a fever more effectively and without side-effects of drugs, seaweed as a band-aid, MILLET, and KUDZU for Diarrhea- From ear infections to scrapes and various infections “food really can be thy medicine- “Hippocrates”- K. Richards
Note: iSOHARTS.com is a personal growth site created for individuals to benefit from many different practices in Holistic Health. Online and in person education is offered mostly in mentorship/internship style based on the work of Seymour Koblin. These educational titles are NOT for Occupational/Vocational training. If participants wish to attain a state or city credential they need to attend a CA BPPE approved school.
“For Occupational Career Certification for license or permit , I personally recommend Healing Hands School of Holistic Health. Paula Curtis who I have known since 1990 as a student and her Husband Neha opened their school in 1992 and have been servicing San Diego/So California in 3 locations Kearny Mesa, Escondido, and Laguna Hills. Their expertise in Holistic Health as a vocation is inspiring. Since iSOHA has changed our focus to solely apprenticeship spiritual self development style of education in 2016, I have been recommending Healing Hands School of Holistic Health for students to get the necessary occupational licenses, permits, and authorizations to work”.-Seymour Koblin
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Traditional-home-remedies-course
Traditional cultures used simple remedies to neutralize more acute illnesses ranging from fatigue & pains to accumulations, overall immunity, infections, and nervous system challenges. Learn to use common everyday foods, teas, herbs, compresses, cupping, moxibustion, aromatherapy, ear candling, auriculotherapy, and magnets. These effective tools are free from side effects. Seymour Koblin instructs participants to use them safely with an awareness of contraindications.
These simple everyday household items, as well as some equally effective tools from traditional cultures, have helped my family for over 30 years. Tofu checks a fever more effectively and without side-effects of drugs, seaweed as a band-aid, MILLET, and KUDZU for Diarrhea- From ear infections to scrapes and various infections "food really can be thy medicine- "Hippocrates"- K. Richards
Note: iSOHARTS.com is a personal growth site created for individuals to benefit from many different practices in Holistic Health. Online and in person education is offered mostly in mentorship/internship style based on the work of Seymour Koblin. These educational titles are NOT for Occupational/Vocational training. If participants wish to attain a state or city credential they need to attend a CA BPPE approved school.
"For Occupational Career Certification for license or permit , I personally recommend Healing Hands School of Holistic Health. Paula Curtis who I have known since 1990 as a student and her Husband Neha opened their school in 1992 and have been servicing San Diego/So California in 3 locations Kearny Mesa, Escondido, and Laguna Hills. Their expertise in Holistic Health as a vocation is inspiring. Since iSOHA has changed our focus to solely apprenticeship spiritual self development style of education in 2016, I have been recommending Healing Hands School of Holistic Health for students to get the necessary occupational licenses, permits, and authorizations to work".-Seymour Koblin
