Volume 15 / Issue 1 January 2012
Dear Readers:
We're really excited about 2012, especially our Spring semester starting January 16, and hope you are too! In fact, we'd love to hear what you're looking forward to most. Join the discussion with your ACHS classmates and alumni online here (and be sure to leave a comment!).
In this edition of the ACHS Reporter, we're taking an holistic approach to improving health and well-being in 2012, from educational scholarships to holistic nutrition. Just click the "Read the full text online here" link to read each article.
We invite you to share: post comments, and email, tweet, and Facebook your favorite stories.
For inquiries and future article ideas, please feel free to contact me anytime.
Lauren Shapiro
ACHS Communications Manager
(800) 487-8839, ext 17
communications@achs.edu
P.S. ACHS is hard at work developing our 2012 programs, including this year's health and wellness events. We'd love your feedback. Please post any suggestions for workshops, YouTube instructional videos, or teleconference topics to facebook.com/ACHSedu or email communications@achs.edu.
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Featured In This Issue
Happy New Year from ACHS President Dorene Petersen
In 2012, the American College will celebrate its 23rd year of operations in the United States. We are more committed than ever to our college mission. >>Read the full text online here
Natural Products Foundation Scholarship Fund - Application Deadline January 31, 2012
Need some support to help finish school and reach your goal of a career in health and wellness? Consider applying for the NPF scholarship. But hurry - the scholarship application deadline is January 31, 2012. >>Read the full text online here
Ring in the New Year with Bitters (They're Good for You)
Herbs have one or more flavors, each of which has a different action on the body. For example, there is a lot that can be said about the flavor "bitter". >>Read the full text online here
Natural Medicine Cabinet: How Healthy Eating Supports Brain Health
Did you know that the human brain shrinks and becomes less "nimble" in old age? We may be able to slow the process, according to a new Oregon study. How? Healthy food! >>Read the full text online here
Fresh from Facebook: How Do You Extend Your Holistic Lifestyle to Your Pets?
Read all fan posts and share your best tips for holistic pet nutrition, pest control, stress management, and more! >>Read the full text online here (scroll down the page)
*Statements in the ACHS Reporter and linked articles have not been evaluated by the FDA. This information has been provided for informational purposes only and is not intended to treat, diagnose, cure, or prevent disease. You should always consult with your primary care physician or naturopathic doctor before making any significant changes to your health routine.
