Some refer to stress as “fear,” “panic, or” “overwhelm.” Whereas, others call it “annoyance,” “loneliness,” or “discontent.” Despite how you personally refer to stress, the body reacts the same: adrenaline is released, your heart beats faster, and your blood pressure rises. Secondary symptoms of stress may include muscle tension, feeling...

The following article was originally published in "Health Keepers," a magazine created by Trinity's founder, Dr. Wendell Whitman. Health Keepers is a publication of Trinity School of Natural Health Inc. This article appeared in Volume 1 • Issue 1 • January 1998, pg 19-20. This article originally titled, "Herbal Nutrition"...

Written by Beth Hovis, ND, MH, CCII, and a Trinity Instructor For God has not given us a spirt of fear; but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind. 2 Timothy 1:7 Every good and perfect gift is from above coming down from the Father of...

The heart is synonymous with love itself but how often do we actually give this important muscle the TLC it deserves? One way to care for your heart is to support your heart health naturally. The heart is the center of our circulatory system. It works with the lungs to oxygenate the...

Part 1 of a Series written by Beth Hovis, an instructor at Trinity School of Natural Health who specializes iridology and herbology. Very often the question comes up – if Trinity School is a Christian-based school, why are we teaching topics such as energy healing and “New Age” concepts? Some...