RBTI Training & kit:  Refractometer and Salt conductivity meter included 
Specimen cups, goggles and gloves not included

Please Note: These courses are for information only. This information is not to be considered a substitute for medical treatment. Individual state laws may vary regarding scope of practice for practitioners. Be sure to check with your state requirements for compliance. The information provided in this course does not claim to provide a cure, heal or mitigate illness or disease.

Course Description: Dr. Carey Reams was a chemical engineer, mathematician, biochemist, and minister who accomplished great agricultural achievements. He created the Reams Biological Theory of Ionization (RBTI) which is a standard equation used to analyze the urine and saliva of an individual to determine optimal health. This course covers the basic principles as taught by Dr. Carey Reams. In this course the student will learn how to measure (carbohydrate/ sugar metabolism), PH of urine and saliva, electricity/salts, kidney function and protein metabolism as well as liver and gut function. This course explores the physical consequences of each standard deviation and specific natural strategies for each that will help restore metabolic balance. The Course also offers insights on building a successful practice around RBTI testing and consultations and training for starting your own practice. Complete RBTI Kits are available for purchase. Method: online - lecture – self-study – Live Workshops Reference Book

Outline:
1. RBTI Significance and case studies
2. Standard equation interpretation
3. Carbohydrate / sugar metabolism
4. PH: (a) Absorption (b) Gut metabolism (C) Liver metabolism
5. Electricity & Salts
6 Kidney function & Protein Metabolism
7. Cellular debris
8.Calcium types and significance
9. Natural Health approaches to restore metabolic balance
10. Tips for building a successful RBTI practice

Objectives: Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:
1. Describe the components of an RBTI analysis.
2. Explain factors that affect (a) absorption and metabolism of: (a) Nutrients (b) Gut (c) Liver (d) Protein.
3. Identify deviations from the standard equation and define the meaning in physiological terms.
4. List Natural Health prevention strategies for each deviation from the standard.
5. Explain potential complications of each deviation if left unresolved.
6. List the steps necessary to establish a successful RBTI Practice.

Kit usually Ships in 2 - 3 weeks