Dr. Jafari is the 6th generation Traditional Persian Herbalist, Teacher, and practitioner of Traditional Persian Medicine. As a Traditional Persian Herbalist and teacher of Traditional Persian Medicine, Dr. Jafari has perfected the Traditional Persian herbal formulas that countless people have relied upon to improve their health and maintain that health throughout their lifetime.

Since the age of 13, Dr. Jafari has researched, studied, and practiced the Avicenna philosophy and remains an avid student to this day. Using Traditional Persian Medicine that includes the use of herbs, along with the specialized application of color, light, sound, aroma, and crystal hydro-therapy. Dr. Jafari has earned the reputation as being one of the most learned Persian medicine practitioners.

She holds a medical degree from Iran as a general practitioner (not a board certified or practicing physician) and studied homeopathy and homotoxicology at the International Society of Homotoxicology and Antihomotoxic Therapy and also holds a degree in Homeopathy. Dr. Jafari additionally studied universal wisdom and mysticism at the Florida Free Academy Institute of Religion and further holds a degree from the institute.

She also studied Energetics of Medicine and The Human Body, holding the highest degree in the field. She has treated people from all parts of the universe and has been invited to speak at many universities, most recently in 2002 at Florida Atlantic University, College of Graduate Studies of Nursing, and Barna School of Oriental Science. As a spiritual teacher, she has been invited to lecture at Unity Churches of South East Florida from 1993 to 1995, Our Lady Queen of Myrter in South West Florida, as well as at The Cancer Society of Grand Bahamas Island who awarded her with the most outstanding service and contributions given to the cancer association of Grand Bahama Island.

As a lecturer covering Persian Ethno Botany on the Power of Medicinal Herbs, The Flamingo Herbs and Spice Society presented her with an Award of Excellence and Fellowship in 1995. Dr. Jafari adapted traditional Persian formulas to best address the American lifestyle and eating habits, achieving extraordinary results for her numerous patients and clients. According to Dr. Jafari, "In order for us to be in perfect balance, all of our organs and systems have to be nourished and toxin-free at all times. Exercise, sufficient water intake, proper sunlight, meditation, proper frame of mind, and a custom food program individualized according to one's constitution and condition is extremely important.

She is a certified Hypnotherapist and a member of the International Association of Counselors and Therapists.

In addition to her exceptional Herbal product line, Dr. Jafari also offers consultations, treatments, and seminars.

About Persian Medicine

Medical history indicates that the medicinal benefits of herbs have been known for centuries as records of Native American, Chinese, Egyptian, Persian, and Hebrew practices show that herbs were used extensively to cure practically every known illness. The practice has existed since prehistoric times and is used today by up to 80% of the world's population as the primary form of medicine.

It has been indicated that the world's first scientific encyclopedia covering logic, natural science, psychology, geometry, astronomy, arithmetic, and music was produced by the great scholar of the world, Hakim Ibn Sina, (A.D.980-1037), the father of traditional Persian medicine, also given the Latinized name, Avicenna. As the Encyclopedia Britannica calls him "The Prince of Medicine," Ibn Sina's two most important works are The Book of Healing and The Canon of Medicine.

The Canon of Medicine, five long volumes, totaling one million words, still remains the most famous single book in the history of medicine.

Ibn Sina wrote over 450 manuscripts. Unfortunately, only 240 have survived. From all these manuscripts, 40 are devoted to medicine, 150 are on philosophy, the two fields to which he contributed the most. His passion for medicine resulted in the development of the most complete, magnificent and effective treatments for stomach and skin cancer, depression, immune disorders, psychiatric disorders, skeletal disorders. There is documentation that he was also extremely advanced in chiropractics.

Ibn Sina developed a system of pharmacological medicine, extraction, aromatherapy and magnetic therapy. He speaks of treatment for depression in conjunction with hydrotherapy. Color therapy was also part of his practice. He was the first physician scholar that used the color green for surgery, as a draping on patients. Interestingly, the first established school of pharmacology was in Jondie Shapoor, in Persia.

For the first time in the world,
Ibn Sina's discovery and creation of the energetics of medicine, referred to as "the pendulum," recognized application, uses, and connections to the human energetic body of the organs, the path of meridian energy, as well as the understanding of connections to our health with the invasion of microorganisms, parasites, funguses and all other foreign invaders.

There is little doubt that Ibn Sina's works still remain as a phenomenal source of information, even today. The application of science related to food therapy (nutrition therapy as we understand it today), herbal medicine, exercise, hydration, proper food combining, and creating his own system of healing was progressive. The understanding of energy, as it relates to the seasons, effects and energetics of metals such as gold and silver crystals, utilizing mental and physical meditation, as well as prayers over each patient is still so advanced.

As a student of Ibn Sina's great works, I have been blessed and privileged to continue the path as far as time allows, to follow his understanding of traditional Persian medicine, to share my knowledge with others, to discover and create new ways to achieve better health and continue to serve humanity for optimal global mental, spiritual, and physical health.

Peace, Love and Blessings,
Respectfully,
Dr. Anahitta Jafari