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New York Herb School - Traditional Chinese Healing Arts Academy

The New York Herb School, founded by Professor Drew DiVittorio, offers certification programs in Classical Chinese Herbology. Enroll in full programs or individual classes. We also offer an online herb shop, student clinic, cooking classes, wellness retreats, and personalized wellness programs.

Breakthrough Clinical Study Shows Aged Garlic Extract Reverses Heart Disease

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- June 09, 2014

Breakthrough Clinical Study Shows Aged Garlic Extract Reverses Heart Disease (via PR Newswire)

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Become a Certified Health Coach in the Traditional Chinese Healings Arts and make a Difference!

- January 31, 2018

Professional Certification as a Health Coach in the Traditional Chinese Healing Arts. Hello Everyone, In 1977, My mother, Marian DiVittorio was diagnosed with breast cancer. After much anguish, she made the difficult decision to heal herself without pharmaceutical intervention. She began the "Gerson Program," and nutritional supplements, herbs, spiritual guidance, energy healing, and dream work. My experience with food as medicine, the healing power of herbs and movement led me down the path to becoming a practitioner in the Traditional Chinese Healing Arts.

Reclaim Your Health!!

- January 26, 2021

Reclaim your Health! Let's Protect our Health! The Power of Plant Medicine. Led by Drew DiVittorio Most of us realize that what we eat matters, but these days we face so much confusing and conflicting information, that it’s hard to know how to incorporate healthy eating into our lives without feeling bewildered, frustrated, or deprived. Imagine if you could combine the best of ancient oriental medicine and modern nutritional science to help you not just feel better — but thrive. Join us for Food as Medicine! A workshop series and wellness group designed to give you all of the tools to improve your health and well-being. This will be a Virtual Program! Together we can tap into the best of ancient healing wisdom and modern nutritional science and Reclaim Your Health: Led by Drew DiVittorio, founder of the New York Institute of Herbal Medicine & Nutrition, this powerful 3 part series will explore what’s really in the food we’re eating, and how the right foods, teas, and herbs fo...

Virtual Retreat!

- April 21, 2020

Virtual Health Retreat! April 25 - 26 - 9am to 4pm! THE TAO OF HEALTHY LIVING Led by Drew DiVittorio & Richard Anton Diaz Introduction to Chinese Herbs, Healing Foods, Tai Chi, and more. Please join us for this fun, yet informative look at healthy living. $ 79 for the full retreat or $15 for each class. You will receive a free copy of each class. The Tao’, translated as “The Way”, are the many tools used by the great masters of oriental medicine and modern nutritionists to promote health and longevity. In this class, we will explore strategies of healthy living based on oriental medicine and modern nutrition. Healthy Living includes herbal medicine, a balanced diet, nutritional supplements and internal exercises for stress reduction. A full day of recipes! From the information provided from our Virtual Retreat, each person will be able to determine their specific health needs and design a personalized program based on diet, exercise, and prope...

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New York Herb School - Traditional Chinese Healing Arts. The Art of Healing with Herbs & Food.

- December 11, 2017

Professional Certification as a Health Coach in the Traditional Chinese Healing Arts In 1977, My mother, Marian DiVittorio was diagnosed with breast cancer. After much anguish, she made the difficult decision to heal herself without pharmaceutical intervention. She began the "Gerson Program," and nutritional supplements, herbs, spiritual guidance, energy healing, and dream work. My experience with food as medicine, the healing power of herbs and movement led me down the path to becoming a practitioner in the Traditional Chinese Healing Arts.

Become a Certified Health Coach in the Traditional Chinese Healings Arts and make a Difference!

- January 31, 2018

Professional Certification as a Health Coach in the Traditional Chinese Healing Arts. Hello Everyone, In 1977, My mother, Marian DiVittorio was diagnosed with breast cancer. After much anguish, she made the difficult decision to heal herself without pharmaceutical intervention. She began the "Gerson Program," and nutritional supplements, herbs, spiritual guidance, energy healing, and dream work. My experience with food as medicine, the healing power of herbs and movement led me down the path to becoming a practitioner in the Traditional Chinese Healing Arts.

New York Herb School - 5-Month Certification Program: The Art of Healing with Food -Oriental Dietetics

- May 02, 2013

Confucius (551-479 B.C.) once said...' the path to your friend's heart and love goes from your cooking.' A Chinese proverb tells us that 'eating good food can bring harmony and closeness to the family and relationships. In 625AD, the first Chinese Diet Classic was published by Sun Shu Mao a Chinese Physician , his book is entitled 'One Thousand Ounces of Gold Classics'. he created food cures for such conditions as thyroid issues, night blindness, liver diseases and much more. Many of these food cures and healing diets are still being used today. Macrobiotics and many of the modern healing diets that you are familiar with have all drawn from this ancient wisdom to heal disease in the modern clinic. The 5 - Month program was created with an accessible format of classes meeting one weekend a month and includes both academic, online and clinical training in diagnosis, herbal and food protocols. The Five Element syste...

Dr. Mercola. How to Make Sense of Your Cholesterol Levels.

- March 27, 2016

Cholesterol is a compound of the sterol type found in most body tissues, including the blood and the nerves. Cholesterol and its derivatives are important constituents of cell membranes and precursors of other steroid compounds, but high concentrations in the blood (mainly derived from animal fats in the diet) are thought to promote atherosclerosis.