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 like...

Written by Beth Hovis, ND, MH, CCII, and a Trinity Instructor For God has not given us a spirit 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 lights, with...

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...

Modified on 3/23/2022 Eyes are the window to the soul. But did you know that your eyes can also reflect your physical health? Our eyes tell a story. We can look into someone’s eyes and instantly determine how their day is going. We can usually tell if they’re tired, sad, or...

Seasonal allergies, also referred to as "hay fever," are experienced by roughly 8% of Americans every year. The sneezing, coughing, itchy nose, and watery eyes brought on by the body's overreaction to outdoor allergens can cut a person off from nature almost completely. Fortunately, nature has a way of...