30-Hours Professional Diploma in Herbal Medicine
Credit hours
3
Learners explore botanical traditions, plant identification and the active compounds that give medicinal plants their effects. The course covers preparing tinctures, teas and topical remedies, safe use including dosage and interactions, herbal approaches to common complaints and sourcing and storage. An informative introduction for those curious about herbal traditions.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Herbal Medicine and Botanical Traditions
- 02Plant Identification and Herbal Classification
- 03Phytochemistry and Active Constituents of Medicinal Plants
- 04Herbal Pharmacology and Mechanisms of Action
- 05Preparation of Herbal Remedies: Tinctures, Teas, and Topicals
- 06Safe Use of Herbs: Dosage, Interactions, and Contraindications
- 07Herbal Approaches to Common Health Conditions
- 08Sourcing, Harvesting, and Storing Medicinal Herbs
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