BACHELOR OF SCIENCE & MASTER OF SCIENCE IN NATURAL MEDICINE
(COMBINED FAST-TRACK PROGRAM)
Program Overview
Bachelor of Science in Natural Medicine (B.S.)
Master of Science in Natural Medicine (M.S.)
Lead the future of natural medicine through the therapeutic power of plants
Professional Designation:
Upon successful completion, graduates also qualify for national board certification as Holistic Natural Health Practitioners through the American Association of Drugless Practitioners (AADP).
Core Curriculum
BMNM-101-E | Minding the Spirit
4.0 Credits
Optional Elective
Unlock the "inner mindset" by aligning thoughts with a divine active force. This course explores spiritual "sowing and reaping," providing tools to move away from habits that corrupt the mind and body. Learn to live in harmony with spiritual consciousness to perfect the health of the soul.
BMNM-102 | Discover the Essence of Plant-Based Medicine: Part I & II
8.0 Credits
Discover the therapeutic power of nature through the five core principles of medicinal herbalism. This course provides hands-on knowledge of how to grow, harvest, store, and prepare healing plants using sustainable organic and bio-dynamic methods. Students will explore traditional healing frameworks—including Chinese medicine and the Law of Opposites—alongside modern research into cancer prevention, mind-body connections, and safe alternative therapies for children. By comparing whole-plant medicine to synthetic alternatives, students gain the critical skills needed to utilize nature’s pharmacy effectively.
BMNM-103 | Aromatherapy & Essential Oils
4.0 Credits
This course establishes a comprehensive foundation in the therapeutic properties and practical applications of essential oils. Students will study precise, evidence-based methods to safely integrate aromatherapy into daily health and wellness routines. The curriculum emphasizes practical techniques to enhance physical and mental well-being. Students will acquire the skills necessary to formulate natural home, skin, hair, and body care products designed to address a broad range of personal care needs.
BMNM-104 | Enzymes & Nutrition
4.0 Credits
This course explores the biochemical mechanisms of enzymes as essential catalysts in human nutrition. Students will examine the role of enzymatic activity and the conservation of enzymes in the digestion and assimilation of nutrients, as well as its broader impact on physiological health.
BMNM-105 | Wholistic Nutrition I – The AAA Diet
4.0 Credits
An exploration of concepts based on proper food combinations resulting in an alkaline-forming diet. Students examine the physiological roles of digestive mediums upon enzymes and the mechanisms of nutrient assimilation. This course bridges the gap between acid-alkaline balance and metabolic health, investigating how dietary choices dictate energy levels, physical and physiological performance.
BMNM-106 | Wholistic Nutrition II – The AAA Diet
4.0 Credits
Building on foundational concepts, this course focuses on oxygenating body tissue through alkaline-forming diets. Students learn to optimize nutrient assimilation to potentially double personal power, strength, and endurance through the catalyzing role of proper food combining.
BMNM-107 | Green Herbal Pharmacy
4.0 Credits
Explores the synergistic health benefits of dietary nutrients and phytochemicals in whole foods and medicinal plants. Students utilize the Multiple Activity Menus (M.A.M.) method to classify plant compounds by therapeutic activity and apply "Synergy Scores" to disease prevention strategies. The curriculum highlights 12 primary medicinal foods selected for their exceptional disease-fighting properties.
BMNM-108-E | Wholism vs Holism
4.0 Credits
Optional Elective
This course examines the linguistic origins and historical evolutions of the terms "Whole," "Wholism," "Wholistic," "Holism," and "Holistic." Students analyze definitions from authoritative sources to trace how these concepts developed across different cultural and academic disciplines.
BMNM-109 | Natural Lifestyles & Philosophies
4.5 Credits
A comprehensive guide to optimal wellness through natural living. This course covers the essential pillars of longevity: detoxification, disease prevention, and restorative habits. A significant focus is placed on mental-emotional health, including purpose-finding, self-esteem, and the cultivation of nurturing relationships.
BMNM-110 | Raising Children Naturally
4.0 Credits
This course examines the philosophy of natural child-rearing, with an emphasis on raw vegan nutrition, therapeutic fasting, and the avoidance of conventional pharmacological interventions. Students will analyze arguments for supporting the body’s innate self-healing mechanisms through environmental factors such as diet, fresh air, and sunlight. The curriculum critically evaluates traditional childcare paradigms in favor of holistic development strategies.
BMNM-111 | Master Recipes: 375 Scientifically Tested Herbal Remedies
4.0 Credits
This course provides a comprehensive exploration of herbal formulations designed to support whole-body health and wellness. Students will learn how to select and prepare safe, plant-based remedies for a wide range of common ailments, from immediate day-to-day physical complaints like colds, headaches, and digestive issues to long-term stress management.
BMNM-112 | Natural Biology of Beliefs
4.0 Credits
This course explores the biological basis of human experience, examining the brain as the physical foundation of personality and consciousness. Students will analyze scientific evidence linking neurobiological processes to psychological states, including anxiety, depression, and compulsive behaviors, by bridging the gap between the brain and behavior. Students will also learn how to correctly nourish the brain and understand how blood blow affects mental health.
BMNM-113 | Humans’ Natural Biological Diet4.0 Credits
This course provides a critical approach and examination of raw food nutrition, evaluating the potential health benefits, nutritional superiority, and practical applications of an uncooked, plant-based diet.
BMNM-114 | Modern vs Ancient Healing Powers of Oils I & II
8.0 Credits
This course explores the history, science, and practical applications of plant-based remedies from ancient medicine. Students will examine how volatile plant compounds interact with human physiology to promote wellness. The curriculum focuses on replacing synthetic chemicals with natural alternatives in personal care, environmental management, and daily health routines.
BMNM-115 | Advanced Applied Nutrition: Plant-Based & Raw
4.0 Credits
This course examines optimal sources and ratios for macronutrients and micronutrients, providing a scientific framework for raw plant-based nutrition. Students will explore the "nutrient-per-calorie" concept as a tool for daily dietary evaluation and investigate the biological basis for determining a species-specific diet. Additionally, the curriculum addresses the physiological impact of fruit consumption on chronic conditions, including diabetes, weight management, and metabolic health.
BMNM-116 | Healing Properties of Holy Herbs vs. Modern Herbs I & II
8.0 Credits
This course focuses on the identification, energetic properties, and therapeutic applications of 82 foundational medicinal herbs. Students will critically evaluate modern safety profiles, pharmacology, and scientific context. Brought into focus are sustainable foraging ethics, seasonal harvesting techniques, and the formulation of traditional remedies, including infusions, tinctures, and poultices.