Bowel Nosodes: Whittni Grubaugh, CCH Webinar 10-17-24; 5:00 PM AZ time

This presentation will shed light on the intriguing field of Bowel Nosodes, a branch of homeopathy founded by Dr. Edward Bach in the early 20th century. The presentation will explore Bach’s innovative approach to healing, focusing on specific Bowel Nosodes he isolated in the 1920s, which were later studied by James Paterson and his wife. These remedies are derived from bacterial cultures found in the intestines and address both physical and emotional imbalances within the body. There will be an exploration of the development and applications of Bowel Nosodes, emphasizing their potential to restore balance and promote holistic well-being.

The problem of Chronic disease: Edward Bach    “…that this group of organisms ..are persistent in patients; that they are associated with chronic disease, and that by the use of preparations made from these bacteria themselves we have a most powerful weapon in the fight against chronic diseases of all types.” 

Webinar by:  Whittni Grubaugh, CCH

Whittni Grubaugh’s interest for homeopathy began in 1991, as a patient and then employee of the Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine. At the same time the unique character of the southwest landscape brought her to the Center for Native and Urban Wildlife, in Scottsdale, Arizona where she learned desert restoration and sustainability. Whittni continued studying organic and biodynamic herb and vegetable gardening, urban horticulture, disease pathology, and soil structure, which led to a BS in Applied Biological Sciences from ASU, with a minor in history.

As a mother using homeopathy, she decided to broaden her studies and received a Diploma from the International Academy of Classical Homeopathy, before completing her 3-year Practitioners course work at the American Medical College of Homeopathy. She has received her IACH-DIHom, and CCH, Certification in Classical Homeopathy.