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Help Yourself and Others to Better Health with the 2,500-year-old Secrets of Chinese Herbs Did you know?
NSP is featuring a new module on Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) written by Steven Horne in their 2007 Untold Truth Seminars.
Many Spanish-speaking people are building very successful businesses Using only NSP's Chinese Herbs
NSP the only network marketing company to carry a line of Traditional Chinese Herbal Formulas.
Learning the principles of TCM can make you a better Western herbalist.
NSP's Chinese Herbal Products are a Great Opportunity to Help Others to Better Health AND Build a Successful Business at the Same Time.
We invite you to learn more about Traditional Chinese Medicine with our upcoming
Advanced Secrets of Chinese Herbs Teleseminar
Because of the rave reviews we received on the Secrets of Chinese Herbs course K.P. Khalsa and Steven Horne taught before the NSP National Convention in Dallas, Texas (now available as a correspondence course), Steven & K.P. have decided to offer advanced training in TCM, so they can cover all the topics they didn't have time to cover in the original class.
Click Here to Sign up for Advanced Secrets of Chinese Herbs Teleseminar for only $147. If you have not already taken the Secrets of Chinese Herbs correspondence course you can purchase both for just $290 Register by Friday, December 20th and receive free audio CDs of the Teleseminar (a $47 value) at no additional charge. Why Chinese Herbs? Chinese medicine is one of the two oldest established paradigms of herbal medicine still in use today. The history of Chinese herbalism is one of continual and ongoing processes of observation, contemplation, synthesis and refinement of ideas based on real world experience, not abstract scientific ideas. Centuries of theoretical formulation, followed by testing of those theories in actual practice, has resulted in the powerful healing system known today as Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). In a world where health care and insurance costs continue to skyrocket and people are being forced to go to the doctors listed on their plan, even if they aren’t the doctors of their choosing, a growing number of people are becoming dissatisfied with modern medicine. Now that accountants, not doctors, are determining the best treatments for people, we need a system of health care that promotes long term health and improves the quality of people's lives. TCM is an ideal answer to this growing need. TCM is a comprehensive, holistic system of health care, that focuses on balancing the underlying causes of people's health problems. Rather than attacking symptoms, TCM is based on restoring balance and inner harmony within the body. Internally consistant and highly effective, the principles of TCM are both valid and useful to those of us living in modern Western society. They can not only help us recover our lost health, they can also teach us how to maintain it in our modern, stress-filled lives. What Will I Learn? Here’s what's covered in both the Secrets of Chinese Herbs correspondence course and the upcoming Advanced Secrets of Chinese Herbs Teleseminar Listen Steven and KP Khalsa introduce the concepts of Chinese Herbs and answer key questions. Secrets of Chinese Herbs Correspondence Course Basic TCM History Principles of Modern-Day Chinese Medicine including: Chi, Yin and Yang, the Five Elements, the Three Humors, the Five Tastes, Temperatures of Disease, Chinese Organ Networks and the Six Pernicious Influences. An explanation of the five Chinese Constitutional Types including basic iridology patterns for each of the five constitutional types. An introduction to Chinese diagnostic methods, including the Eight Principles of Diagnosis, the Three Burners and the basics of pulse and tongue diagnosis. Information about 28 single Chinese herbal remedies and how to use them in a TCM perspective An overview of all of NSP’s Chinese herbal formulas. This program includes a 143 page manual and audio (CD) recordings of the live class in Dallas, Texas. Advanced Secrets of Chinese Herbs Teleseminar Using the manual from the Secrets of Chinese herbs course we’ll cover in greater depth much of the material we skimmed over in the basic course, including: A More In-Depth look at the Humors, Tastes, Temperatures, Organ Networks and Pernicious Influences in Chinese medicine. A More In-Depth look at Chinese diagnostic methods. A discussion of times of day and seasons of the year and how to use them to determine constitutional problems. A detailed discussion of the Eight Treatment Methods and other lessons we can learn about herbal therapy from TCM Discussions of how to apply TCM principles to assessing the underlying problem and selecting remedies for a wide range of health problems, including PMS, anti-aging, colds and flu, fibromyalgia, relieving pain, cardiovascular disease, respiratory ailments, nervous system problems and more. Suggestions on how to use Chinese herbs to build your NSP business. Teleseminar Dates and Times All Teleseminars will start at 8:30 Eastern, 5:30 Pacific time and will last for about 90 minutes. Calls will be held: January 30, 2007 February 13, 2007 February 20, 2007 March 1, 2007 Time of final call to be arranged, probably March 13, 2007 Click Here to Sign up for Advanced Secrets of Chinese Herbs Teleseminar for only $147. If you have not already taken the Secrets of Chinese Herbs correspondence course you can purchase both for just $290 Register by Friday, December 20th and receive free audio CDs of the Teleseminar (a $47 value) at no additional charge. About the Instructors Learn all the fundamental concepts of TCM from two internationally recognized herbalists—Steven H. Horne and K.P. Khalsa. Steven Horne K.P. Khalsa Steven Horne has been working with NSP’s Chinese Herb line since it was introduced in 1986, when he went to mainline China on behalf of NSP. He has spoken on NSP’s Chinese herbal products at NSP’s National Convention and Leader’s Conferences. Steven is a powerful teacher and speaker and will be covering how to use NSP’s Chinese herbal formulas, basic principles of TCM and how to use NSP’s Chinese herbal formulas to grow your NSP business. K.P. Khalsa is a close friend of Steven’s and a professional member of the American Herbalist’s Guild. He is co-author of the book, Herbal Defense, and a contributing editor to Let’s Live and The Herb Quarterly. K.P. has been trained in Ayurvedic and Chinese herbal medicine and will be covering some of the more “in-depth” concepts of TCM. He is a great teacher with an excellent ability to translate TCM concepts for Western minds.
If you have not already taken the Secrets of Chinese Herbs correspondence course you can purchase both for just $290
Register by Friday, December 20th and receive free audio CDs of the Teleseminar (a $47 value) at no additional charge.
Why Chinese Herbs?
Chinese medicine is one of the two oldest established paradigms of herbal medicine still in use today. The history of Chinese herbalism is one of continual and ongoing processes of observation, contemplation, synthesis and refinement of ideas based on real world experience, not abstract scientific ideas. Centuries of theoretical formulation, followed by testing of those theories in actual practice, has resulted in the powerful healing system known today as Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM).
In a world where health care and insurance costs continue to skyrocket and people are being forced to go to the doctors listed on their plan, even if they aren’t the doctors of their choosing, a growing number of people are becoming dissatisfied with modern medicine. Now that accountants, not doctors, are determining the best treatments for people, we need a system of health care that promotes long term health and improves the quality of people's lives. TCM is an ideal answer to this growing need.
TCM is a comprehensive, holistic system of health care, that focuses on balancing the underlying causes of people's health problems. Rather than attacking symptoms, TCM is based on restoring balance and inner harmony within the body. Internally consistant and highly effective, the principles of TCM are both valid and useful to those of us living in modern Western society. They can not only help us recover our lost health, they can also teach us how to maintain it in our modern, stress-filled lives.
What Will I Learn?
Here’s what's covered in both the Secrets of Chinese Herbs correspondence course and the upcoming Advanced Secrets of Chinese Herbs Teleseminar
Listen Steven and KP Khalsa introduce the concepts of Chinese Herbs and answer key questions.
Secrets of Chinese Herbs Correspondence Course
Basic TCM History Principles of Modern-Day Chinese Medicine including: Chi, Yin and Yang, the Five Elements, the Three Humors, the Five Tastes, Temperatures of Disease, Chinese Organ Networks and the Six Pernicious Influences. An explanation of the five Chinese Constitutional Types including basic iridology patterns for each of the five constitutional types. An introduction to Chinese diagnostic methods, including the Eight Principles of Diagnosis, the Three Burners and the basics of pulse and tongue diagnosis. Information about 28 single Chinese herbal remedies and how to use them in a TCM perspective An overview of all of NSP’s Chinese herbal formulas. This program includes a 143 page manual and audio (CD) recordings of the live class in Dallas, Texas.
Using the manual from the Secrets of Chinese herbs course we’ll cover in greater depth much of the material we skimmed over in the basic course, including: A More In-Depth look at the Humors, Tastes, Temperatures, Organ Networks and Pernicious Influences in Chinese medicine. A More In-Depth look at Chinese diagnostic methods. A discussion of times of day and seasons of the year and how to use them to determine constitutional problems. A detailed discussion of the Eight Treatment Methods and other lessons we can learn about herbal therapy from TCM Discussions of how to apply TCM principles to assessing the underlying problem and selecting remedies for a wide range of health problems, including PMS, anti-aging, colds and flu, fibromyalgia, relieving pain, cardiovascular disease, respiratory ailments, nervous system problems and more. Suggestions on how to use Chinese herbs to build your NSP business. Teleseminar Dates and Times All Teleseminars will start at 8:30 Eastern, 5:30 Pacific time and will last for about 90 minutes. Calls will be held: January 30, 2007 February 13, 2007 February 20, 2007 March 1, 2007 Time of final call to be arranged, probably March 13, 2007
Using the manual from the Secrets of Chinese herbs course we’ll cover in greater depth much of the material we skimmed over in the basic course, including: A More In-Depth look at the Humors, Tastes, Temperatures, Organ Networks and Pernicious Influences in Chinese medicine. A More In-Depth look at Chinese diagnostic methods. A discussion of times of day and seasons of the year and how to use them to determine constitutional problems. A detailed discussion of the Eight Treatment Methods and other lessons we can learn about herbal therapy from TCM Discussions of how to apply TCM principles to assessing the underlying problem and selecting remedies for a wide range of health problems, including PMS, anti-aging, colds and flu, fibromyalgia, relieving pain, cardiovascular disease, respiratory ailments, nervous system problems and more. Suggestions on how to use Chinese herbs to build your NSP business.
Teleseminar Dates and Times
All Teleseminars will start at 8:30 Eastern, 5:30 Pacific time and will last for about 90 minutes. Calls will be held:
January 30, 2007 February 13, 2007 February 20, 2007 March 1, 2007 Time of final call to be arranged, probably March 13, 2007
Click Here to Sign up for Advanced Secrets of Chinese Herbs Teleseminar for only $147. If you have not already taken the Secrets of Chinese Herbs correspondence course you can purchase both for just $290 Register by Friday, December 20th and receive free audio CDs of the Teleseminar (a $47 value) at no additional charge.
About the Instructors Learn all the fundamental concepts of TCM from two internationally recognized herbalists—Steven H. Horne and K.P. Khalsa. Steven Horne K.P. Khalsa Steven Horne has been working with NSP’s Chinese Herb line since it was introduced in 1986, when he went to mainline China on behalf of NSP. He has spoken on NSP’s Chinese herbal products at NSP’s National Convention and Leader’s Conferences. Steven is a powerful teacher and speaker and will be covering how to use NSP’s Chinese herbal formulas, basic principles of TCM and how to use NSP’s Chinese herbal formulas to grow your NSP business. K.P. Khalsa is a close friend of Steven’s and a professional member of the American Herbalist’s Guild. He is co-author of the book, Herbal Defense, and a contributing editor to Let’s Live and The Herb Quarterly. K.P. has been trained in Ayurvedic and Chinese herbal medicine and will be covering some of the more “in-depth” concepts of TCM. He is a great teacher with an excellent ability to translate TCM concepts for Western minds.
About the Instructors
Learn all the fundamental concepts of TCM from two internationally recognized herbalists—Steven H. Horne and K.P. Khalsa.
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