8 hours of study will focus on health systems and various conditions and protocols. There will be continued seminars in the future on more advanced studies of the plant stem cells which will be added once the 1^st basic 30 hours is completed. These will include:

Plant-derived substances with proven or potential therapeutical value. (Phytomedicine) possesses significant pharmacological activity and consequently potential adverse effects and drug interactions and synergistic effect and contraindications (Phytopharmacokinetic). The explosion in sales of herbal therapies has brought products to the marketplaces that do not conform to the standards of safety and efficacy that physicians and patients expect. They should caution patients that lack of standardization, quality control, and regulation may result in variability in herbal content, efficacy, and potential contamination. Physicians should be aware of potential adverse reactions stemming from herbal medicine use, especially with regard to preoperative bleeding, cardiovascular instability, pregnancy, and interactions with commonly prescribed sedative-hypnotic agents.