DOCTOR of PHILOSOPHY in HOLISTIC NUTRITION

DN-101 Maximum, Body Energy & Energy Healing Concepts

This course presents the most advanced concepts on how to increase and maintain the body's maximum nerve energy for maximum health, physical strength, and endurance. Maximum nerve energy is also the key for healing disease holistically and its prevention. (6.5 credits)

DN-102 Psychoneuroimmunology: Introduction

This course provides an excellent overview of the science of Psychoneuroimmunology and its philosophies, which laid the groundwork for modern-day “mind/body” healing techniques in the medical and healing arts worlds. The student’s attention is drawn to many experiments, proving the authenticity of the concepts unique to Psychoneuroimmunology. (9.5 credits)

DN-103  Advanced Natural Health I

This course presents the greatest Hygienic laws and natural HD-105 health concepts laid down in the 20th century by Dr. Herbert M. Shelton. The student will learn, in depth, the true art and concepts of the restoration and preservation of natural health by natural, unadulterated means. (9.5 credits)

DN-104  Advanced Natural Health II

This course is a continuation of Advanced Natural Health I and HD-106 further presents the greatest Hygienic laws and natural health concepts laid down in the 20th century by Dr. Herbert M. Shelton. The student will learn, in even further depth, the true concepts of the restoration and preservation of natural health by natural, unadulterated means. (9.5credits)

DN-105 Nutritional Counseling Practice: The Legal Requirements & Responsibilities of a Nutritional Practitioner: Part I & II

This course teaches the legal “in’s & out’s” and “do’s & don’t’s” of a “Nutritional Counseling Practice.” The course also presents very advanced and highly effective counseling techniques that will enable the Nutritional Practitioner to show clients and students how to restructure their thinking processes to overcome self- sabotage and to achieve amazing successes in their healthful living habits! (Part I: 8.5 credits) (Part II: 8.5 credits)

DN-106 Doctorate’s Thesis or Sports Nutrition & Physiology

Doctorate’s Thesis

The student will select a thesis statement and develop it into a 5,000-word, typed, double-spaced Doctorate’s Thesis on a specific aspect of natural health, as applied in his or her own life and/or in the lives of others. The student may draw upon any or all of the material from the Doctorate Program in the elaboration of the Doctorate Thesis. (6.0 credits)

Nutrition Sports & Physiology

This course presents a modern and thoroughly up-to-date 21st century study in the physiology of the human organism with specific focus on the physiology of the digestive tract as it relates to nutrition and diseases. Also, emphasis is placed on how the body works to maintain healthy processes, and how the body is protected by its natural immunity system. (3.0 credits)