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COVID-19 Coronavirus Resources
NEW NAIMH CLASSES AND PROGRAMS
NEW COURSES Fall 2021
We have introduced more than 80 Audio hours in new courses.
NEW Clinical Skills Certificate
Interview Skills, Case analysis, Case Studies, Clinical Materia Medica and Formulation, Clinical Nutrition. 192 Credit Hours
FEATURED COURSES
Working With the Heavy Cannabis User
Nutrition in the Herbal Paradigm
Screening COVID-19 cases for risk
To all appearances, this infection may be treated with the same general approach to fever and cough, used for influenza and other respiratory infections. This virus, however has different presentations, and in some cases apparently mild illness can progress to serious illness or death. As many as 1/3 of cases present with abdominal pain and diarrhea and no respiratory symptoms, which may develop later. A substantial number of symptomatic patients, about 20% according to the World Health Organization, will require hospital care, with potential severity in high risk individuals, those over 60 years old, or with preexisting heart disease, hypertension, diabetes, cancer, or lung disease. Young people may also progress to severe disease and die. If caring for yourself or others with herbs, you should be familiar with warning signs of severe disease, and seek life-supporting conventional care when called for.
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Elderberry, Herbal Medicines and the Cytokine Storm UPDATED 04/11
Vitamin D, respiratory immunity, and cytokine storm UPDATED 4/11
Power Point Presentation: Acute Viral Respiratory Infection: Prevention and Natural Therapeutics
Presentation slides for professional conference.
Take it till your breath stinks:
Garlic clinical trials for prevention and treatment of respiratory infection
Home Garlic Preparations
How to make and use more than 30 garlic preparations
FREE Audio Course Download Influenza: Pathophysiology and Natural Therapeutics. Similar therapeutics are useful in coronavirus. Click on link. Log in or register at the store. Select the Digital Download version of the Influenza course.
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