Are you a student of Symptometry at the American School of Symptometry (ASoS)?
Did you know that ASoS is offering a course in Pregnancy Management?
Symptometry is an applied therapeutic science that tracks illness to the root health disruptors in the body’s cells to help it heal. For example, hereditary problems with migraines, high blood pressure and even auto-immune disorders.
The course is for current students of ASoS, parents, grandparents, doulas, obstetricians, nutritionists, naturopaths and other health professionals.
While there are numerous resources on general nutrition during pregnancy there are few if any resources on how to prevent hereditary diseases that will affect newborns. Understanding what to address to help expecting parents and those considering a new family member is what the ASoS Pregnancy Management course is designed to cover.
The ASoS course will teach you how to help those considering pregnancy, or those already pregnant, to have a successful first trimester paving the way for a successful pregnancy overall.
The classes begin next week, August 9, 2015. Complete the course enrollment form to get started.
Posted by Nick Venturella
Did you know that ASoS is offering a course in Pregnancy Management?
Symptometry is an applied therapeutic science that tracks illness to the root health disruptors in the body’s cells to help it heal. For example, hereditary problems with migraines, high blood pressure and even auto-immune disorders.
The course is for current students of ASoS, parents, grandparents, doulas, obstetricians, nutritionists, naturopaths and other health professionals.
While there are numerous resources on general nutrition during pregnancy there are few if any resources on how to prevent hereditary diseases that will affect newborns. Understanding what to address to help expecting parents and those considering a new family member is what the ASoS Pregnancy Management course is designed to cover.
The ASoS course will teach you how to help those considering pregnancy, or those already pregnant, to have a successful first trimester paving the way for a successful pregnancy overall.
The classes begin next week, August 9, 2015. Complete the course enrollment form to get started.
Posted by Nick Venturella
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