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Master of Arts in Whole Christian Health & Healing

Tuition: $4,695

MSHHN-101 - The Nature of Spirituality
4.0 Credits

This course explores the core characteristics of spirituality and the practical development of spiritual discernment by gaining a deeper insight into spiritual practices and experiences.

MSHHN-102 — Spiritualizing Through a Good Physical Conscience
4.0 Credits

This course explores the principles and practices of comprehensive detoxification across the spiritual, mental, and physical dimensions.

MSHHN–103 — Blood: The Waters of Life
4.0 Credits

This course will help you to learn God's Scriptural viewpoint in relation to blood. The Lord God says that "The life of all flesh is in the blood." It will, in addition, teach you the importance of blood as well as its proper use.

MSHHN-104 — Superior Foods & Nutrition
4.0 Credits

This course provides a comprehensive foundation in organic farming principles and practices. Students explore diverse cultivation environments—ranging from large-scale operations to residential backyard systems and containerized indoor sprouting. Covers organic ecological benefits and sustainable management practices small and large gardens alike.

MSHHN-105 — Advanced Behavioral Kinesiology
4.0 Credits

This course explores the physiological foundations of the mind and the internal determinants of human behavior. Students examine the relationships between kinesiology, consciousness, and overall well-being. The curriculum provides an analysis of the theoretical causes of physiological imbalances and discusses various perspectives on maintaining health and homeostasis.

MSHHN-106 — Phytochemical Compositions of Foods & Nutrition
4.0 Credits

This course analyzes the nutritional composition of various plants and the processes of the digestion of various plant nutrients and explores the physiological effects of these nutrients on human systems, including the role of enzymes in digestion and assimilation that is essential for maintaining optimal health.

MSHHN-107 — Nature of Human Physiology
4.0 Credits

This course explores foundational Natural Hygiene philosophies through an analysis of the works of Dr. Herbert M. Shelton. Students will examine the relationship between human physiology and the organic laws of life, focusing on how natural processes inherently trend toward optimal wellness. The curriculum analyzes the paradigm of health preservation and the physiological consequences of disrupting ecological and bodily systems.

MSHHN-108 - 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.

MSHHN-109 — Advanced Nutrition I
4.0 Credits

This course explores advanced principles of nutrition based on the comprehensive work of Dr. Herbert M. Shelton. Students will examine the relationship between dietary practices and physiological health, focusing on Shelton’s theories regarding optimal food consumption and its long-term impact on wellness.

MSHHN-110 — Advanced Nutrition II
4.0 Credits

Prerequisite: MSHHN-109
Building upon Advanced Nutrition I, this course provides an in-depth analysis of sophisticated nutritional concepts through the lens of Dr. Herbert M. Shelton’s definitive research. Students will further explore the integration of proper food combining and correct dietary practices and their comprehensive influence on systemic health and vitality.

MSHHN – 111 — Advanced Neurophysiology of Beliefs
4.0 Credits

This course explores the connection between brain health, success, and long-term well-being. Students will examine methods to optimize cognitive function, boost focus and creativity, and improve emotional stability. Through actionable, natural strategies, this course provides tools to manage anxiety, depression, and cognitive decline at any age, fostering peak mental performance and overall health.

MSHHN–112 — Essay: Herbology
4.0 Credits

This course examines the most dangerous poisonous compounds found in many herbal remedies, and their physiological effects. Students will develop a minimum 2,500-word argumentative essay exploring the specific factors related to determining botanical toxicity.