David Crow – Plant Medicine for Modern Epidemics – Free Lecture

David Crow – Plant Medicine for Modern Epidemics – Free Lecture

What You’ll Learn Over the Next Six Months

David will lead you through clinical-level herbal therapies and self-care during this six-month transformative intensive to address particular health issues for both you and others.

Overview of the Course, Module 1 (January 29)

You’re about to develop into your own finest self-healing practitioner thanks to cutting-edge clinical plant medicine concepts.

David will make sure you are grounded and prepared for the powerful trip ahead during this first session.

He will explain the (often unexpected) causes of our medical systems’ continued mistreatment of symptoms.

This first class will teach you:

Why the research David and you are doing together is crucial for understanding and treating your present and future health issues
What you must do IMMEDIATELY to start thinking like a clinician
Natural and allopathic medicine’s roles in treating today’s epidemics
What constitutes clinical-level self-care, and how will you incorporate it into your life over the next six months?
Clarity regarding the precise medical issues this course will address

Module 2: Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth, Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease, and Upper Digestive Tract Inflammation (February 5)

This week, David will help you establish your goals for utilizing plant medicine and lead you in implementing effective techniques to maximize recovery.

While each module will concentrate on a distinct topic, it will be filled with knowledge that is relevant to ALL health issues.

David will talk about problems with gastritis, gastroesophageal reflux disease, and small intestine bacterial overgrowth during this session.

He will discuss crucial single-herb treatments, herbal combinations, and adjunct therapies—as well as how to use them for high-level clinical care.

Throughout this course and beyond, you’ll learn how to monitor and assess your progress with regard to your health.

You will learn how to utilize herbs so they don’t alleviate one ailment while exacerbating another as you explore the issue of herbal contradictions.

Additionally, you’ll learn about a number of secure, simple-to-use herbal treatments that work consistently well for treating both mild, temporary symptoms and both chronic and severe illnesses.

David will demonstrate the following in this module:

why using herbal medicine as a main therapy for inflammatory disorders of the upper gastrointestinal tract is successful
What you should be aware of in terms of your food and hydration consumption… based on your age, constitution, digestive capacity, and medical issues
The significance of controlling the digestive system’s terrain
Practices to maximize recovery before anything else
Why protecting and preserving your energy by providing a healthy environment for your sensory organs (nose, ears, skin, tongue, and eyes)
alternatives to antacids and proton pump inhibitors for your stomach problems
The function of detoxification and renewal in upper gastrointestinal inflammation

Module 3: Lower Digestive Tract Inflammation – Diverticulitis, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, and Inflammatory Bowel Disease (February 12)

In this webinar, you’ll learn how various forms of lower GI tract inflammatory diseases may be effectively treated using botanical medicine as a major method.

… and for others, it may be a useful complement to conventional medical care.

David will discuss the causes of early bowel inflammation as a framework for imparting important knowledge that is relevant to all health issues. He will also discuss how, in contrast to many antibiotics, plant medicine can frequently treat the condition without worsening it or upsetting the delicate balance of the digestive system.

You’ll discover in this module:

Learn the benefits and drawbacks of Chinese, Ayurvedic, and allopathic treatment for treating lower digestive system inflammation.
Examine crucial elements of your medical history that both allopathic and naturopathic doctors routinely ignore.
Discover the main types of herbs for reducing GI inflammation.
Learn about herbal combinations, single-herb medicines, and adjunct therapies for clinical-level therapy.
Find out how lower GI inflammation is affected by cleansing and renewal, as well as how it relates to other diseases.
Investigate the psychological and spiritual aspects of treating upper GI inflammation.

First group coaching session with a clinical focus on upper and lower GI conditions (February 26)

After finishing Modules 1 and 2, David will give you additional time to talk about how this new knowledge relates to YOUR health and wellness.

Bring any inquiries you may have about utilizing herbs to treat upper and lower GI issues, as well as for more in-depth lessons and specialized guidance.
Module 4: Rheumatoid Arthritis and Fibromyalgia – Musculoskeletal Pain and Inflammation (March 11)

David will discuss how herbal medicine may be used as a main or supplementary treatment for musculoskeletal pain and inflammation in this lesson.

… and how it’s frequently a very successful strategy for managing symptoms and maintaining good health.

David will demonstrate the following in this module:

Herbs that are mostly used to treat musculoskeletal pain and inflammation
Adjunct treatments, herbal combinations, and single-herb medicines for clinical-level therapy
The benefits and drawbacks of over-the-counter, prescription, and herbal treatments for musculoskeletal pain and inflammation
What to avoid when it comes to musculoskeletal pain and inflammation in terms of fashionable items, health fads, and dishonest marketing
Possible drug-herb interactions (both negative and positive)
Musculoskeletal Pain and Inflammation: The Role of Detoxification and Rejuvenation

Module 5: Immune Boosting, Detoxification, and Nutritional Support for Cancer Patients (March 18)

The advantages of herbal treatment for cancer patients, such as immune support and detoxification, will be discussed in this session.

As you’ll see, herbal therapy is a useful adjuvant to promote the vitality of patients enduring allopathic therapies, even if it doesn’t directly treat cancer.

Herbal medication may frequently significantly aid in recovery, or at the the least, it can improve the quality and duration of life, depending on the cancer and the patient.

Here are some things David will discuss:

An overview of using herbal medicine to help cancer patients
The main types of cancer-supporting herbs
Adjunct treatments, herbal combinations, and single-herb medicines for clinical-level therapy
Understanding oncologists’ concerns and cancer patients’ demands can help you collaborate with your doctor more effectively.
The psychological and spiritual aspects of battling cancer and receiving treatment
The benefits of detoxification and regeneration for those with complicated medical problems and for cancer patients
Herbal contradictions occur when a plant alleviates one condition while escalating another.

Group coaching session #2 with a clinical focus on cancer support and musculoskeletal pain (March 25)

You’ll get additional time with David to explore how this new knowledge relates to YOUR health and wellness after finishing Modules 4 and 5.

For more thorough explanations and individualized coaching, bring any inquiries you may have about utilizing herbs to treat musculoskeletal pain and inflammation or about incorporating herbal therapy into cancer support.
Mental Health Module 6: Stress, Anxiety, and Depression (April 8)

David will talk about how medicinal plants have always been significant to the mental and spiritual health of traditional societies this week.

… and how they’ve grown to play a significant part in today’s management and treatment of stress, anxiety, and depression – particularly when combined with other therapeutic techniques.

This module will teach you:

How to use herbal medicine to treat depression, anxiety, and stress
Herbs that are commonly used to treat stress, anxiety, and despair
How to use herbs safely to treat depression, stress, and anxiety depending on your symptoms and constitution
How to cooperate with your doctor to the best of your ability by comprehending the connection between sedative, antidepressant, and herbal remedies
The healing of stress, anxiety, and depression’s spiritual and emotional dimensions
Expectations for plant medicine for mental health should be reasonable

Subsection 7: Addictions (April 15)

You’ll learn about the two fundamental physiological roles of plant medicine this week: supplying concentrated nutrients and assisting the body’s own detoxifying mechanisms.

The physical cycle of addictions may be broken with the use of herbal medication, which can also assist mental and emotional health.

You’ll find that the effectiveness of herbal medicine increases when it is used with other natural treatments in holistic treatment plans.

David will provide insightful facts in this session that will help anyone with an addiction, such as:

An overview of addictions and herbal remedies used to cure them
Adjunct treatments, herbal combinations, and single-herb medicines for clinical-level therapy
Expectations for utilizing plant medicine should be reasonable
herbs that are most commonly used to treat addiction
Ibogaine and psilocybin for the treatment of addictions: clinical studies
Using herbal remedies to ease drug detox from harmful substances
The emotional and spiritual aspects of overcoming addiction
Detoxification and rejuvenation’s involvement in the treatment of addiction

Stress, anxiety, depression, and addictions: Clinical Focus & Group Coaching Session #3 (April 22)

You’ll get additional time with David to explore how this new knowledge relates to YOUR health and wellness after finishing Modules 6 and 7.

Bring any inquiries you may have regarding the use of herbs for treating stress, anxiety, depression, and addictions, as well as for more in-depth lessons and specialized coaching.
Metabolic Syndrome, Module 8 (May 13)

Metabolic syndrome, which affects one-fourth of adult Americans, is a real pandemic.

In this lesson, you’ll learn how herbal medicine, particularly when paired with dietary and lifestyle modifications, may be quite helpful for treating the associated symptoms of metabolic syndrome.

… having a higher risk of cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, obesity, high blood sugar, insulin resistance, and high blood pressure.

David will utilize metabolic syndrome as a springboard for disseminating therapeutic knowledge to enhance all medical problems…

This module will teach you:

A description of the metabolic syndrome, insulin resistance, and herbal remedies used to cure them
Herbs for metabolic syndrome and insulin resistance’s main categories
Adjunct treatments, herbal combinations, and single-herb medicines for clinical-level therapy
Detoxification and renewal in the treatment of metabolic syndrome and insulin resistance
Expectations for utilizing plant medicine should be reasonable
The connection between insulin resistance, metabolic syndrome, and other issues
whether to employ herbal remedies as a main therapy or as a supplemental measure

Module 9: Hashimoto’s and Thyroid Disorders (May 20)

Tiredness, weight gain or loss, hair loss, depression, and other symptoms that may have an adverse effect on your health might occur if you have thyroid problems.

You’ll learn this week how herbal medicine may play a crucial part in restoring the health of your thyroid and your healthy life.

Here are some things David will discuss:

An overview of thyroid conditions and herbal remedies used to treat them
Herbs for thyroid diseases fall into several types.
Adjunct treatments, herbal combinations, and single-herb medicines for clinical-level therapy
What herbal remedies for thyroid problems can and cannot practically do
Initial treatments for thyroid conditions
How herbal medicine aids in the management of thyroid diseases when used in conjunction with allopathic medication

Session 4 of the Clinical Focus and Group Coaching: Metabolic Syndrome and Thyroid Disorders (May 27)

You’ll get additional time with David to discuss how this new knowledge relates to YOUR health and wellness after finishing Modules 8 and 9.

Bring any inquiries you may have regarding the use of herbs for treating thyroid and metabolic syndrome, as well as for more thorough explanations and specialized guidance.
tenth module: osteoporosis and osteoarthritis (June 10)

The deterioration of our bones as we age can result in a variety of illnesses as well as a heavy load of physical discomfort.

David will discuss how osteoporosis and osteoarthritis may be treated using plant medicine, both ancient and contemporary, in this presentation.

By lowering inflammation, assisting in the recovery from tissue injury, and guarding against bone loss, the proper plant medicine procedures can address the underlying causes of degeneration in addition to relieving symptoms.

David will discuss crucial herbal remedies for bone health this week, including the usage of plants high in minerals.

This module will teach you:

How herbal medicine might be crucial in preserving and enhancing bone health
Herbs for bone health in general categories
Adjunct treatments, herbal combinations, and single-herb medicines for clinical-level therapy
David’s advice on working with your physician to compare the advantages and disadvantages of allopathic treatments and alternative therapies
How osteoporosis and osteoarthritis might be exacerbated by other medical issues

Examining heavy metals, endocrine disruptors, and chemical sensitivity in Module 11: Environmental Toxins (June 17)

The powers of medicinal plants to strengthen and regulate the neuroendocrine system, as well as their protective and purifying qualities, are becoming more well recognized.

David will cover the best ways to use herbal remedies in a hazardous environment for both prevention and treatment in this seminar.

Numerous plant species can provide defense against environmental contaminants, according to decades of study…

Here are some things David will discuss:

a description of how botanical medicine combats environmental toxins
Primary types of herbs for environmental toxin defense and associated ailment therapy
Adjunct treatments, herbal combinations, and single-herb medicines for clinical-level therapy
The benefits and drawbacks of environmental toxin identification and therapy
Realistic goals while utilizing herbal remedies
Protecting against environmental pollutants and treating associated illnesses through detoxification and rejuvenation

5th Group Coaching & Clinical Focus Session: Environmental Toxins & Bone Health Issues (June 24)

You’ll get additional time with David to discuss how this new knowledge relates to YOUR health and wellness after finishing Modules 10 and 11.

Bring any inquiries you may have about utilizing herbs to treat problems with your bones and environmental contaminants, as well as for more thorough explanations and specialized guidance.
Module 12: Autism Spectrum Disorder and ADHD (July 8)

The neuroprotective and nutrient-rich qualities of medicinal herbs can have a major impact on lowering and treating ADHD and ASD symptoms.

You’ll learn how food, herbal remedies, dietary supplements, and other complementary therapies may help people with ADHD and ASD—whether they’re children or adults—live healthier, more useful lives.

Explore the following in this module:

An review of the conditions ADHD and ASD, as well as their treatment using herbal medication
Herbal remedies for ADD/ADHD and Autism
Adjunct treatments, herbal combinations, and single-herb medicines for clinical-level therapy
Understanding the benefits and drawbacks of allopathic treatment and alternative therapies for ADHD and ASD can help you work more effectively with your doctor.
Detoxification’s function and how environmental toxins relates to ADHD and ASD

Lyme disease, module 13 (July 15)

Lyme disease management and treatment are being greatly aided by botanical medicine.

You’ll learn this week how, due to their complexity, herbs may frequently cure a number of connected bodily systems, which is essential in the complicated and variable Lyme disease presentations.

The most common vector-borne sickness in the United States is lyme disease, and instances are being recorded across the whole nation. Our comprehension of this chronic illness is clouded by difficulties in clinical presentation in addition to the distinctive bacterial traits.

This week, you’ll learn effective plant medicine strategies for navigating the Lyme illness.

Here are some things David will discuss:

An summary of the symptoms, co-infections, and treatments for Lyme disease
The critical thinking you’ll need to avoid the popular “internet medicine” wastebasket diagnoses that are so common with Lyme illness
Why it’s critical to comprehend clinical-level self-care and to represent your interests while consulting with doctors
Primary herbal categories for Lyme illness
Adjunct treatments, herbal combinations, and single-herb medicines for clinical-level therapy
How to use herbs safely, taking into account your symptoms and constitution
Herbal contradictions occur when a plant alleviates one condition while escalating another.
Detoxification and regeneration in the treatment of Lyme illness

ADHD, ASD, and Lyme Disease: Clinical Focus & Group Coaching Session No. 6 (July 22)

You’ll get additional time with David to discuss how this new knowledge relates to YOUR health and wellness after finishing Modules 12 and 13.

Bring any inquiries you may have about utilizing herbs to treat ADHD, ASD, and Lyme disease, as well as for more in-depth lessons and individualized coaching.
The Bonus Collection for Modern Epidemics

You will receive these potent training sessions with top visionaries and instructors in addition to David’s transformational 6-month online course. These extra lessons will deepen your comprehension and practice in addition to being a course supplement.