Bio Quantum Academy
Professional Diploma in Integrative Medicine
Department of Integrative Medicine
Professional Diploma Educational Pathway
Career Pathway to Doctorate of Integrative Medicine© D.I.M.©
Level 1
36 Months Full Time Education and Mentorship to Obtain Diploma in Integrative Medicine
Level 2
24 Months Full Time Education and Mentorship to Obtain Diploma in Integrative Medicine
Level 3
12 Months Full Time Education and Mentorship to Obtain Diploma in Integrative Medicine
Graduation
Graduates are eligible to obtain a certification title of Doctorate of Integrative Medicine© D.I.M.© in Canada and the United States
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About The Program Director
Dr. Parvin Zarrin
Ph.D., DHMS. DNM. B.Sc.
Dr. Parvin Zarrin is one of the world eminent homeopaths and integrative medicine practitioners who has been practicing in Canada and internationally for over 20 years. She is an experienced international homeopath. She is Canadina Board certified, granted the Certification Title Doctorate in Natural Medicine-DNM.
She has a degree Diploma in Classical Homeopathic Medicine & Sciences, PhD in Philosophy of Integrative, degree in Nutritional Sciences, Honor Diploma in Medical Aesthetics specializing in Anti-Aging and skin disorders in Canada. She has been awarded an Order of Excellence for her homeopathic PhD research on obesity and weight loss. Dr. Zarrin received certificates of achievement in Homeopathic Exchange of Knowledge from Kothen-Anhalt, Germany.
Integrative Medicine Diploma Levels
Bio Quantum Academy Professional Diplomas
The Level I International Diploma in Integrative Medicine is designed for individuals from both medical and non-medical backgrounds, regardless of prior knowledge in homeopathy or integrative medicine. This foundational program aims to equip participants with a comprehensive education in integrative medicine, enabling them to establish an independent practice, enhance an existing clinical practice, or transition into a new modality of holistic care. Through a combination of coursework, case studies, and expert-led discussions, participants will develop and refine their diagnostic and treatment competencies in providing holistic health care. Upon successful completion of the program, graduates will be eligible to apply for board certification as integrative medicine practitioners.
The Level II International Diploma in Integrative Medicine is intended for current practitioners of integrative medicine who seek to advance their expertise, deepen their understanding, or expand their practice by incorporating additional therapeutic modalities. This advanced program offers comprehensive training in selected areas of integrative medicine through rigorous coursework, case studies, clinical observation, research, and mentorship. Participants will enhance their ability to deliver appropriate and effective holistic treatments to their patients. Upon successful completion of the program, graduates will be eligible to apply for board certification as integrative medicine practitioners.
The Level III International Diploma in Integrative Medicine serves as an advanced bridge program for licensed healthcare professionals, including medical doctors, chiropractors, naturopaths, homeopaths, osteopaths, dentists, pharmacists, nurses, and other health practitioners. Applicants must hold an existing medical degree and wish to incorporate integrative medicine and homeopathy into their current practice. By undertaking this program, practitioners will refine their clinical skills, expand their knowledge base, and elevate their practice, thereby enhancing patient outcomes and contributing to the advancement of integrative medicine and homeopathy. Upon successful completion of the program, graduates will be eligible to apply for board certification as integrative medicine practitioners.
Advanced Diploma in
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Full Course Content
Gemmotherapy
Gemmotherapy is a contemporary approach to drainage therapy, effectively addressing disturbances in the Vital Force and complementing other homeopathic treatments. The method targets weakened excretory organs, known as emunctories, which struggle to eliminate accumulating toxic substances, metabolites, waste, and immune complexes, leading to diminished defense systems. The principle of drainage in gemmotherapy involves facilitating the excretion of toxins by opening these emunctories, thus promoting the elimination of harmful substances and restoring physiological balance. As an integral component of the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia, gemmotherapy, though classified as a Biochemical Remedy, is widely prescribed by homeopathic practitioners, phytotherapists, and gemmotherapists. It is characterized by its non-toxic nature and can be used across all life stages—from pregnancy and infancy to old age—for both acute and chronic health conditions. Gemmotherapy utilizes plant bud extracts and other embryonic plant tissues, specifically harvested during the active growth phase in spring when concentrations of growth hormones such as auxins and gibberellins are at their peak. These hormones play a critical role in cellular detoxification and drainage of specific organs and tissues.
Phytotherapy
Phytotherapy, also known as botanical medicine, involves the use of plant-based substances to treat diseases or promote health. Unlike traditional medical herbalism, which relies on empirical and culturally inherited knowledge, phytotherapy is a science-based medical practice. Plant preparations used in phytotherapy include dried plant parts such as leaves, stems, roots, flowers, and seeds, which are formulated in various forms, including teas, extracts, capsules, and topical applications. The therapeutic properties of these plant components are attributed to their active compounds, which are thought to support natural healing processes. Phytotherapy also incorporates knowledge derived from traditional medicinal practices regarding the therapeutic potential of plants. Despite a long history of use and growing scientific support for the efficacy of certain phytotherapeutic treatments, the effectiveness and safety of individual herbal remedies can vary significantly, necessitating caution, especially when used alongside conventional medications.
Medicinal Plants
Medicinal plants have been used for therapeutic purposes since prehistoric times, with archaeological evidence suggesting their use as early as 60,000 years ago. Written documentation of herbal remedies dates back over 5,000 years to the Sumerians, while ancient Chinese and Egyptian texts detail medicinal plant applications from around 3,000 BC. Hippocrates, regarded as the “Father of Medicine,” classified medicinal herbs based on their essential properties and discussed 300-400 effective species. Dioscorides significantly contributed to medicinal plant knowledge through his work *De Materia Medica* around AD 60, documenting approximately 500 plant species and their uses in simple drugs. Biological cultivation of medicinal and aromatic plants, also known as herbal farming, involves sustainable methods to produce high-quality herbs for medicinal, culinary, and aromatic applications. Medicinal plants are classified as annuals, biennials, or perennials based on their life cycle.
Apitherapy
Apitherapy is a natural treatment method that utilizes various bee products, including honey, propolis, pollen, bee bread, royal jelly, bee venom, and beeswax, for the prevention and treatment of chronic diseases. The Apitherapy course covers the therapeutic applications of these products, exploring their botanical origins, bioactive compounds, and medicinal benefits, such as antibacterial, wound-healing, and anti-cancer effects. Topics also include the use of medicinal honey varieties from different regions, the pharmacological properties of propolis, and bee venom’s immune-boosting, anti-cancer, and therapeutic effects on conditions like arthritis and Parkinson’s disease. Additionally, the course addresses the use of apitherapy in veterinary medicine, fertility, mental health, and Lyme disease, including assignments on medicinal honey, propolis, and bee venom applications.
Oligo-therapy
Oligo-therapy involves the use of trace elements, which are naturally occurring metals or metalloids present in the human body in small quantities, acting as essential catalysts for physiological functions. These trace elements, also known as oligo-elements, cannot be synthesized by the body and are indispensable for cellular enzymatic activity. Oligo-therapy provides these elements in an ionized form at concentrations of parts per million or less, allowing for immediate utilization by the body. Despite their minute quantities, trace elements like manganese, cobalt, selenium, zinc, and iodine are as crucial as vitamins, and deficiencies can lead to significant health issues, including chronic fatigue and general malaise. Unlike macro-elements, which are required in larger quantities (>100 mg per day), trace elements are needed in micro-quantities, with their intake often being overlooked despite their critical role in maintaining homeostasis and adapting to environmental changes. Oligo-therapy aims to improve diathesis through catalysis, providing an intermediate level of active doses that influence the organism not by mass effect but as modifiers of physiological processes. While mineral intake is significantly higher compared to trace elements, deficiencies in these trace elements remain common, with no universally defined daily requirements for most of them, despite their recognized importance in human health.
Aromatherapy
Aromatherapy has a history dating back over 3,500 years BC, initially used for religious rituals, perfumes, and medicinal purposes. The term “aromatherapy” was coined by French chemist Rene-Maurice Gattefosse in 1935 after successfully treating a burn with lavender essential oil. Throughout history, aromatherapy practices have evolved, with contributions from ancient Egypt, Greece, Rome, India, and China. Hippocrates helped spread knowledge of the health benefits of aromatic plants in Classical Greece. Essential oils, believed to have been used since prehistoric times, work by being absorbed through the skin or stimulating the sense of smell to trigger biological reactions. The cultivation of medicinal and aromatic plants, also known as herbal farming, focuses on sustainable and organic methods to produce high-quality botanicals for essential oils, herbal remedies, perfumes, and more. Aromatherapy combines both art and science to enhance physiological, psychological, and spiritual well-being by using aromatic extracts to support the body’s natural healing process. Key aromatherapy families include lavender, sweet orange, Roman chamomile, peppermint, eucalyptus, tea tree, and frankincense, each with distinct therapeutic properties, such as antimicrobial effects or nervous system relaxation.
Epigenetic & Wellness
Epigenetics is the study of chemical modifications to DNA and the associated proteins that do not alter the DNA sequence but significantly influence gene expression, determining whether specific genes are activated or silenced. These epigenetic modifications can have profound effects on cellular function and, consequently, on the health of organisms, including bacteria, plants, and humans. Environmental factors such as nutrition, alcohol consumption, drug use, exposure to toxins, and lifestyle choices, including smoking, can induce epigenetic changes that not only affect an individual’s health but may also impact their offspring. Emerging research has demonstrated that epigenetic influences can occur even prior to conception, challenging the previous belief that genetic predisposition is immutable. Epigenetic changes can be beneficial, as in the case of proper nutrition, exercise, and stress management, or detrimental, as with processed foods, smoking, and chronic stress. These modifications have been associated with a wide range of diseases and health conditions, including various cancers, cognitive disorders like Alzheimer’s, respiratory and cardiovascular diseases, reproductive and autoimmune disorders, and neurobehavioral conditions.
Solfeggio Frequencies 528 HZ & Music Therapies
The 528 Hz frequency, often referred to as the “Frequency of Love,” is believed to have profound positive effects on the mind, body, and spirit. It’s part of the Solfeggio frequencies, a set of six ancient sound tones used in spiritual and meditative practices. Advocates claim that the 528 Hz frequency resonates with the heart, repairs DNA, and promotes peace and harmony.
Key Associations of 528 Hz:
- Healing and DNA Repair: Proponents believe this frequency has the ability to repair DNA, fostering healing at a cellular level.
- Love and Compassion: It’s called the “Love Frequency” because it is thought to encourage inner harmony and universal love.
- Spiritual Awakening: Listening to this frequency is said to help align you with the vibrations of nature and the universe.
- Stress Reduction: Many report feelings of deep relaxation and reduced anxiety when exposed to 528 Hz music or tones.
How to Experience 528 Hz:
- Meditation Music: Many tracks incorporate this frequency for meditation, yoga, or relaxation.
- Tuning Forks: Some use tuning forks calibrated to 528 Hz for sound healing.
- Singing Bowls: Specialized instruments tuned to this frequency are also popular in sound therapy.
Neurobiology . Mental Disorders
Quantum Mental Health and Neurobiology is an approach to understanding alterations of the mind caused by a combination of physical, emotional, and mental factors. Chronic mental disorders, such as depression, anxiety, ADHD, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and neurodegenerative conditions like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s, are on the rise in modern societies. The long-term use of synthetic medications, such as antidepressants, anxiolytics, and antipsychotics, along with invasive allopathic treatments, is argued to be detrimental to mental health, potentially causing severe and lifelong damage to the brain. This perspective emphasizes that the brain is not inherently diseased but rather responds to underlying disharmony within the body by manifesting symptoms. Mental disorders are viewed as alterations of the mind resulting from various root causes, and the brain’s role is to maintain survival and internal harmony, rather than being the origin of disease. In deeper stages of disease, agents may cross the blood-brain barrier, interfering with communication pathways and contributing to disorders such as depression, bipolar disorder, and Alzheimer’s. This approach stresses that treating mental conditions should not involve suppressive, allopathic methods targeting the brain itself, but should instead focus on identifying and addressing the underlying causes of disharmony. The Quantum Mental Health course aims to educate individuals on overcoming mental and neurological challenges through natural approaches, such as homeopathy and integrative medicine, supporting the body’s innate mechanisms for detoxification and balance.
Chronic Diseases
The Chronic Disease, Healing Principles & Concept of Cure course explores the processes of human body degeneration, natural healing ability, and the concept of cure. It posits that disease is singular, manifesting in various symptoms, while healing is an innate, artistic capability present in all living beings. Healing follows the natural laws of life, suggesting that the body can restore health effortlessly if the underlying causes of disharmony are removed. Unlike synthetic medications that replace naturally occurring substances in the body, natural medicine seeks to stimulate, activate, and support the body’s inherent ability to produce essential biochemicals, following nature’s principles rather than artificial, man-made rules.
This holistic approach integrates wisdom and science to recognize that the human body functions as a unified entity, not as separate parts. The course emphasizes understanding and nurturing the body’s inner healing capacity, along with adopting a natural lifestyle and treatment methods to reverse disease and enhance recovery. Chronic diseases can be effectively managed using a range of integrative natural therapies, such as homeopathy, homotoxicology, gemmotherapy, phytotherapy, medicinal plants, oligotherapy, tissue salts, organotherapy, and nosodes.
The course comprises three modules, covering the underlying causes of chronic diseases, the pathological aspects and evolution of disease, and treatment using compatible natural integrative medicine. It is a 10-hour course that contributes to the Integrative Medicine Diploma Program.
Homotoxicology Medicine
The Homotoxicology Course is designed to provide an in-depth understanding of homotoxicology, a branch of homeopathy that focuses on toxin elimination and restoring the body’s natural balance. This course covers fundamental through advanced topics, equipping healthcare professionals with the knowledge required to integrate homotoxicology treatments into medical practice as a bridge between conventional and homeopathic medicine.
The course begins with an introduction to the science of homotoxicology, covering its history, philosophy, concept, and principles. Participants will learn about the preparation, dosage, potency, and correct application of homotoxicology medicines in alignment with homeopathic principles. Additionally, the course addresses the role of homotoxicology in detoxifying the body, restoring homeostasis, and balancing the entire endocrine system. This includes understanding how homotoxicology acts as a bridge from allopathic to homeopathic treatment.
The course also includes training in homeopathic case-taking and individualized treatment planning. Participants will study the Evolution of Disease Table (EDT) to understand disease progression and learn to select homotoxicology remedies for various stages of illness, including acute, semi-chronic, chronic, and advanced phases, as well as malignancies. Emphasis is placed on understanding the pathology of organs, tissues, and endocrine pathways, and on applying the most suitable homotoxicology medicines for specific conditions.
Advanced topics cover the selection of homotoxicology medicines for different bodily systems, including the digestive, respiratory, reproductive, hepatic, renal, circulatory, lymphatic, central and peripheral nervous systems, cutaneous, and musculoskeletal systems. Participants will engage in a deep study of organ and endocrine system pathology to understand the underlying causes of disease and learn how to address them effectively using homotoxicology treatments. The course also explores selecting the best and most suitable brands of homotoxicology medicines for medical practice.
Canadian & American Board Certifications
Bio Quantum Academy is endorsed for the high standard education, ethics, code of conduct and professionalism by The Examining Board of Natural Medicine Practitioners™ Canada EBNMP. Our graduates, upon completion of diploma programs Level I, Level II, Level III from the Bio Quantum Academy; are eligible to register with the EBNMP in order to become Board Certified Members in Canada and the United States and granting “Certification Titles“ includes:
- Doctorate of Natural Medicine® DNM® ©
- Registered Naturotherapy Practitioner® RNP ®
- Doctorate of Integrative Medicine© D.I.M.©
- Registered Lifestyle Management Practitioner® R.L.M.P.®
- Registered Nutritional Medicine Practitioner® R.N.M.P.®
- Homeopathic Practitioner-HP ®
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