IHN Graduates Making A Difference In Our Community!
Jane Durst Pulkys is the founder of Creative Health, where she has specialized in working to transform the lives of her clients through Metabolic Balance weight management, holistic nutrition and education, live blood cell analysis, and psychosomatic energetics. Jane also runs training courses for Metabolic Balance, live blood cell analysis, and holistic entrepreneurship, and is a published author.
Briana Santoro is the co-founder of Little Warrior Nutrition, a resource and community to learn about holistic nutrition for babies, toddlers, and young children. Founded in holistic and evidence-based practice, Little Warrior products are the new generation of paediatric nutrition helping mom's raise children with a powerful immune systems who are sharp, strong, and nourished to their full potential.
Kathryn Green is an advocate of the low fat raw vegan diet, and through her business, Kat Green, carries out her mission of inspiring others to include more raw fruits and vegetables in their diet. Kathryn has a catalogue of YouTube videos, and blog articles on her website, to teach her community about nutrition, self-help, meditation, communication, and travel. She also sells a number of raw vegan recipe ebooks.
See the inspiring work of our graduates in the field of holistic nutrition!
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We Asked Brett To Reopen Registration For Today Only
You’ll find that the links on IHN’s website take you to the Waitlist for 2023. We closed registration last Wednesday, June 15. We have had a few people ask to extend the deadline and we agreed. IHN asked Brett if we could send out a final message, to allow any other last minute registrants to sign up for the LIVE course, before we close the 2022 IHN Collaboration price of $997. The link to Brett's SELF-PACED course (there is no LIVE component, like we created for IHN) now has his regular price of $1497. The cart and checkout are closed. Please email Brett directly and ask him to help you register. Let him know that you saw this extension notice in today's IHN This Week.
To register for the LIVE course, with the $500 off, that starts tonight and be plugged into the community, email Brett at [email protected]
The orientation held on Thursday June 16 was recorded for replay, so you'll have that content as well.
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Practitioner Level & Passionate Public Presentation
Join David Price Francis as he shares his expertise in a detailed lesson on increasing the power of your energy field for better health and wellbeing. Learn about the human energy field, how it interacts with the planet’s energy worlds to optimize your vibration level and electro-immune system. Charge, clear and transform your spaces. Learn about energetic blockages and how to shift them in yourself and your clients. Become better able to access and understand what intelligence our physical and energetic systems seek to offer us everyday.
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With over 500 metabolic functions, and affecting every organ and system through our body, our liver is the most important organ for maintaining health and reversing disease. Learn the warning signs that your liver is not performing well before anything is seen in any medical testing. Become empowered with knowledge about simple and effective ways to improve liver function with food and nutrition, supplementation and life style, how to improve your health, and prevent most degenerative diseases. |
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Check us out on YouTube for Webinar Replays you may have missed!
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Holistic Nutritionists are not the only ones who turn to plant medicine to optimize health. A new study published in a May 19, 2022 article (4 minute read) reveals that dolphins deliberately rub up against coral and sea sponges to activate an antimicrobial mucus that the fish use to treat their skin conditions and infections. Biologist and co-author of the study, Angela Ziltener, found that dolphins don’t instinctually do this. “Applying the coral and sponge secretions is a learned behavior”, notes Ziltener, who witnessed the newborn dolphins hanging back to observe their pod elders self-medicate.
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Passion fruit grows on the passionflower vine and, even though it is a tropical fruit, it can grow in sub-tropical climates around the world. Although this fruit is tiny, it is loaded with fibre, antioxidants, and more polyphenols than other tropical fruits. Even the peel of the passion fruit is high in vitamin C, which is used in some anti-inflammatory supplements. If you are craving a sweet taste of summer, we recommend this Mango Passion Fruit Chia Seed Jam recipe by IHN graduate, Amanda Filipowicz.
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