PRACTITIONER MANUAL & ADVANCED TRAINING

CombiHs Herbalism Book

 General Introduction

Practitioner Manual & Advanced Training introduces the highest level of mastery in the CombiHs Herbalism Book series. This volume equips readers with advanced diagnostic intelligence, deeper taste–energy insight, and structured procedures for ethical, accurate, and transformative healing work.

Each chapter empowers practitioners to assess organs confidently, design precise formulas, treat complex disorders, and manage chronic imbalances with predictable outcomes. You will also learn how to guide patients, train new practitioners, document cases professionally, and build convincing research evidence.

Volume V moves you from knowledge to mastery, providing every tool required to practice CombiHs Herbalism with confidence and measurable results.

Ten-Word Description

Advanced diagnostic, formulation, documentation, teaching, and professional herbal practice system.

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Chapter 30 — Professional Foundation & Ethical Positioning

Ethical Blueprint

30.1 Introduction

Every practitioner represents the CombiHs model. Therefore, the CombiHs Herbalism Book demands strict integrity, accurate diagnosis, and patient-focused correction. Practitioners must act with discipline, loyalty, and unwavering respect for patient safety.

30.2 Responsibilities

• Protect all patient records and conversations.
• Provide accurate organ–taste assessments.
• Ensure safe formulas without harmful combinations.
• Educate patients to observe taste, diet, and symptoms daily.
• Document every case and follow up consistently.

30.3 Call to Action

Write your ethical code today and commit to disciplined, safe, patient-centered herbal therapy.

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Chapter 31 — Practitioner Consultation Process

Consultation Mastery

31.1 Introduction

Accurate consultation ensures correct diagnosis, proper formulation, and safe therapeutic outcomes.

31.2 Consultation Steps

1. Collect diet, taste patterns, lifestyle data, and symptoms.
2. Map stressed organs using Volume III principles.
3. Evaluate aroma and taste to uncover hidden stress patterns.
4. Create a clear formulation plan based on taste dominance.
5. Monitor patient progress and adjust formulas steadily.

31.3 Call to Action

Design a professional consultation form and test it on five supervised clients to refine your assessment skill.

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Chapter 32 — Advanced Formulation Methods

Precision Formulation

32.1 Introduction

Advanced formulation blends taste, energy, organ affinity, and disease stage for precision healing.

32.2 Techniques

• Layer base, corrective, and supportive herbs.
• Use morning blends for digestion and evening blends for calming organs.
• Adjust concentration according to imbalance severity.
• Pair herbs synergistically for stronger therapeutic influence.

32.3 Call to Action

Create five advanced formulas and track patient outcomes carefully to refine proportions.

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Chapter 33 — Complex & Chronic Case Management

Staged Healing

33.1 Introduction

Many patients present with multiple organ–taste imbalances. Staged care prevents system overload and improves outcomes.

33.2 Management Steps

1. Treat the most stressed organ first.
2. Apply opposite-taste therapy immediately.
3. Add secondary support gradually.
4. Evaluate weekly and adjust formulas.

33.3 Case Example

Pattern: Sweet and salty cravings indicating pancreas and kidney imbalance.

Stage 1: Bitter leaf + dandelion + licorice
Stage 2: Add guava leaf + ginger

Result: Blood sugar stabilized and water retention reduced.

33.4 Call to Action

Apply staged therapy in all multi-organ cases and document every adjustment.

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Chapter 34 — Herbal Preparation Techniques

Extraction Skills

34.1 Introduction

Correct preparation increases extraction efficiency and therapeutic accuracy.

34.2 Preparation Methods

• Teas for mild, daily correction
• Decoctions for stronger therapeutic needs
• Tinctures for long-term preservation
• Powders and capsules for convenience
• Poultices for topical correction

34.3 Call to Action

Practice three preparation methods using five herbs and record your results.

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Chapter 35 — Patient Education & Empowerment

Empowering Clients

35.1 Introduction

Educated patients maintain long-term healing and prevent relapse.

35.2 Teaching Focus

• Daily taste tracking
• Diet modification strategies
• Simple home formulas
• Awareness of emotional triggers

35.3 Call to Action

Create a patient education booklet and train at least five people to track taste patterns.

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Chapter 36 — Training New Practitioners

Instructor Path

36.1 Introduction

Future practitioners depend on your clarity, accuracy, and teaching skill.

36.2 Training Modules

• Taste identification
• Organ mapping
• Corrective formulation
• Case documentation
• Chronic disease protocols

36.3 Call to Action

Organize a taste-evaluation workshop and teach students to design corrective formulas.

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Chapter 37 — Record Keeping & Case Documentation

Documentation Discipline

37.1 Introduction

Professional practice requires accurate, consistent, and ethical records.

37.2 Documentation Tools

• Taste diaries
• Diet logs
• Organ mapping sheets
• Formula records
• Patient progress notes

37.3 Call to Action

Create a case-tracking template and document at least three complete cases.

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Chapter 38 — Research & Evidence Collection

Evidence Building

38.1 Introduction

Strong evidence builds trust, credibility, and professional recognition.

38.2 Research Areas

• Taste–organ correlations
• Herb nutrient profiles
• Chronic disease reversal outcomes
• Emotional and behavioral impact

38.3 Call to Action

Start a taste-based observational study and document outcomes consistently.

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Chapter 39 — Appendices & Practitioner Tools

Daily Practice Resources

• Appendix A: Taste–Herb–Organ tables
• Appendix B: 100+ taste-correction formulas
• Appendix C: Consultation forms, taste diaries, case sheets
• Appendix D: Dosage ranges, pregnancy safety, elderly guidelines, herb interactions

39.5 Call to Action

Use these tools daily and educate patients using structured, repeatable systems.

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Author Bio

Prince Ekpuk Jumbo (PHYT) transforms traditional herbal wisdom into practical, science-aligned healing systems. Through the CombiHs Herbalism Book series, he equips families, students, and practitioners with taste–energy diagnosis, organ correction methods, and safe herbal protocols. His mission is to empower home-care healing and guide students toward professional herbal mastery with clarity, confidence, and proven results.

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Final Call to Action

CombiHs Herbalism Book — Volume V is your advanced home-care and practitioner guide for preventing and treating illness caused by taste excess and organ stress. Families use it daily, students rely on it for training, and practitioners apply it for measurable healing outcomes.

Begin your mastery now.

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