Setting Yourself Apart In A World Of Change
2022, in light of world events, urges the call for individual advocacy. Through the acquisition of a new knowledge base, you can make educated and independent health decisions that are right for you. With increased awareness, your identity and belief system will be aligned. When that is combined with critical thinking, you will confidently make decisions for your health, and the health of loved ones. Discern what is beneficial, and applicable to you. Volumes of responsible, principled and evidence-based information exists. Holistic education is the key to empowerment that will influence and build systems of healthcare that consider, and optimize, the health of the whole person.
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IHN Graduates Making A Difference In Our Community!
Adrienne Rommel is a passionate STI advocate, Sex Educator, and the founder of The Yoni Nutritionist, where she aims to break down the stigma and shame that comes around common sexual health issues. She helps women holistically heal the root cause of their vaginal infections through diet and lifestyle practices utilizing her various health programs and blog, and has been featured on numerous podcasts.
Liza Martinenko is the founder of Mood Milk, a brand dedicated to elevate the experience of your "me time". Mood Milk’s superfood latte blend is nutritionist-designed to invigorate your senses and can calm your mind and body alike. Enjoy Mood Milk while reading a book, doing yoga, taking a bath or on a nature walk! Liza also shares an abundance of unique recipes on her website.
Chelsea Lye is the founder of The Autoimmune Nutritionist, based on the belief that reducing toxic exposure is key to reclaiming one's health. Through her natural health consulting services, Chelsea focuses on hormone imbalance, and autoimmunity reversal. The Autoimmune Nutritionist also functions as an online supplement store supporting mental health, digestive health, hormonal health, and more.
See the inspiring work of our graduates in the field of holistic nutrition!
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But Don't Miss Orientation on Monday January 10!
Register for the program this week to be able to attend orientation on Monday January 10. We encourage new registrants to attend an inspiring day where you personally meet all of your new classmates, and join IHN's Founder and administration in a fulfilling online experience! Classes start Tuesday January 11. You can join either IHN's in-class, or exclusively, online delivery models. The in-class program at Toronto and Mississauga campuses will begin online and transition to the physical space once the current mandates dissolve. Our Vancouver campus currently operates on a hybrid model! Join us for Day or Evening classes. In Eastern or Pacific time zones. Learn Full-Time or Part-Time. Daytime classes are LIVE and interactive with real-time engagement with faculty and students.
Can you enroll after the semester start? Absolutely. Contact us to discuss schedules. We cannot wait to roll into our 26th year with an incredible new student body who will eventually be part of the global IHN Alumni family! New students are a welcome impetus to help counteract the challenges we face in the world today through the evolution to natural health, holistic medicine, and whole wellness living.
If you’ve had your Application Interview, and haven't completed your registration, please contact the campus to reconnect with your Program Advisor.
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There Is Nothing Like A Brand New Book For Your Shelf!
2022 is here, amplifying the excitement that the new January 2022 semester brings! While for some that may mean their primary focus is taking advantage of the last chance to book interviews, program advising sessions, and finalizing applications, it also means preparing for their first course(s). A main factor to consider in this preparation is of course, textbooks! You can get 20% off your bulk textbook order when you make a purchase of $250 CAD or more.
IHN’s textbooks are used as a standard of study for the program’s 19 courses and provide enormous amounts of highly beneficial supplementary material. They are practitioner level books, meaning that in addition to their theoretical and scientific content, they are highly applicable in practice in the industry.
From Biochemistry Demystified to Awakening Intuition, the breadth of knowledge throughout IHN's Applied Holistic Nutrition program is a part of what prepares IHN graduates to make a difference in the lives of those around them, and the world. Textbooks are kept in stock at each campus, and can be picked up on-site, or can be organized to ship directly to you.
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Robert Tomilson Shares Material From The Con Ed Course
Join us Tuesday, January 18 at 7:00 PM ET/4:00 PM PT for a 1 hour webinar, as Robert Tomilson takes us on a journey through a fascinating exploration of the Iris and Sclera of the eyes. Observe how to detect weakness in the body long before it manifests as disease. Iridology is a quick, accurate, non-invasive and painless method of health analysis through the examination of the iris and a perfect “marriage” with any nutritional practice. The iris consists of tiny nerve fibers known as trabecula that reveal the body’s constitution, inherent weakness, level of health and the transitions that take place in a person’s body according to the way they live. Discover how a simple step-by-step process can not only give you deep insights into various health issues, but also maximize your marketability and thoroughly impress your clients.
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After decades of debilitating migraines, a patient found that once he adopted a plant-based diet, the frequency and severity of migraines were drastically reduced. In a November 18, 2021 article (3 minute read), Dr. Gunter Kuhnel shared that “[Some] foods are known to trigger a migraine. Bioactive compounds found in dark-green leafy vegetables and other good foods have an important role in the management of many diseases.” The patient adopted a Low Inflammatory Foods Everyday (LIFE) diet which consisted of lots of dark-green vegetables, fruits, beans and a daily green smoothie. Food became this patient’s medicine!
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Turkey is a nutritious poultry that provides protein, fat, and a variety of vitamins and minerals. Turkey is lower in saturated fat than other proteins and may be a better choice for heart health. There are many micronutrients present in turkey including iron, zinc, and vitamin 12, which all promote healthy blood, immunity, and nervous system health. It also contains some B vitamins needed for energy metabolism. We recommend these delicious Turkey Apple Burgers by IHN graduate Lucy Jennings.
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