The New Mexico School of Natural Therapeutics recognizes the importance of a plant based diet as being a major contributor to a healthy lifestyle. We see a greater need for high trace mineral intake, as opposed to a high animal protein diet, to enhance body function and it’s own ability to heal. In order to live [...]
Read MoreEarly Saturday morning, students and faculty geared up for two full days of massage at this year’s 7th Annual Lavender in the Village Festival. The Festival, hosted by the Village of Los Ranchos in the North Valley of Albuquerque, is a great community event filled with educational workshops, delicious food, live music, and free massages. [...]
Read MoreNatural Therapeutics —natural therapies and healing ingeneral— and the whole philosophy and practice of nature cure is built on three basic principles. These principles are based on the conclu sions reached from over a century of effective naturopathic treatment of diseases in Germany, America and Great Britain. They have been tested and proved over and [...]
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