Teaching health is a wonderful idea. I’d check out the University of Natural Health correspondence school http://www.unh-edu.org/
it has a focus on natural hygiene and lfrv nutrition. Doug Graham wrote much of the material on nutrition. they have certificate and doctoral plans all of which are reasonably priced.

In addition reading books like The China Study and familiarizing yourself with the work of the physicians getting great results with low fat plant based diets like McDougall, Ornish, Esselstyn etc. is helpful in learning and understanding the science behind lfrv.

most important though is starting to teach as soon as you feel ready! try booking yourself a small class and see how it goes. when you teach a subject you learn it more in depth than you would than simply studying it in school.

I’ve been a fan of your work and that of the 30 BAD group since I stumbled onto the LFRV lifestyle.

2009 for me was a transition year and lost 25lbs, while 2010 so far has been mostly LFRV and I’ve lost another 15lbs.

Words are not enough to express my thankfullness and gratitude.

As my photographic career starts to slowly wind down-I’m 50 now, a new passion has taken root – learning enough to teach others as you do.
What courses would you suggest to take in order to learn enough information…I was thinking of one day introducing lectures at middle schools and high schools.

Jeff Sekerak