Advanced Aromatherapy Science, Module 2: Introduction to Pharmacology

Instructor: Marco Valussi, BSc (Hons.) Herbal Medicine

Pharmacology and pharmacokinetics influence each other in fascinating ways and have a powerful impact on essential oil administration. This module delves into various aspects of pharmacology, including pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics, to uncover the interplay between these processes and their impact on drug interactions, toxicology, and our body's intricate management and modification of molecules.

In this module, you will:

Discover the intricate relationship between different molecules within our cells, enabling our bodies to sense and respond to the environment.
Learn why simplistic models like Functional Group Theory fall short in describing the complex reality of how drugs interact with our bodies.
Explore how the body manages and changes the molecules we take in, and why this is crucial for drug interactions, and toxicology.

This module provides 7.5 CE hours and includes 10 lessons.

$515.00 CAD

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