Online naturopathy course
Diet, sleep, movement, plants: the principles of natural health, presented with the real level of evidence and their limits. For professionals who want to apply them responsibly, alongside medicine, not against it.
What you learn
- Natural health principles and what the evidence says about them
- Functional foods and healthier alternatives
- Sleep, stress, movement: what changes in the long term
- Motivating the patient towards real changes
- The signs that call for a doctor
Modules to start with
Health principles in naturopathy
The principles of natural eating and lifestyle, with their evidence.
60 lessonsFunctional foods and healthy alternatives
Grains, flours, sweeteners, legumes, plant milks: telling them apart.
62 lessonsSleep, stress, movement and longevity
What really changes long-term health, and how to motivate the patient.
56 lessonsApplied nutrition for counselling
Blood sugar, satiety, fibre, sugar, ultra-processed foods, the Mediterranean diet: the physiology you explain every day.
19 lessonsPhytotherapy: herbs, extracts, gemmotherapy, teas
Herbal forms, standardisation, adaptogens and the level of evidence.
A few of the lessons
- Acid and alkaline: what you can accurately say about pH and diet
- “Alkalising” green powders: what they provide and where the traps are
- Water: how to estimate the needs of the patient in front of you
- The local symptom and the whole body: how to widen your questions
- Chronic illness doesn't start on the day of diagnosis
- The brain lags behind the stomach: satiety and mindful eating
- When and how to recommend a health book during counselling
- Dietary balance: why the middle beats the extremes
The whole course: 904 lessons, in Romanian and English, for one year. See the full syllabus
Frequently asked questions
Does the course replace medical treatment?
No. It teaches you to support health and to recognise when the patient needs a doctor.
Does it award a naturopath diploma?
No. It is professional training, not a qualification, and gives no right to practise.
Who writes it?
The lessons are created by pharmacist Adrian Ienin, a naturopathic pharmacist, on the sources cited in each lesson.