PROBIOTIC BENEFITS - Michael Corrigan - 7.09.2006 - Show 300

Michael Corrigan is an herbalist, educator and consultant to the natural products industry who draws on thirty years of experience in traditional western herbalism, phytotherapy and nutritional healing. Early in his career, he trained under and traveled with the noted herbalist and naturopath Dr. John R. Christopher on an extensive seminar circuit throughout the United States and Canada. He has continued in the footsteps of his mentor conducting numerous lectures and seminars for the health and natural foods trade, consumers and health professionals in the U. S. and abroad over the last 25 years.

After forestry and ecology studies followed by pre-med studies at Brigham Young University, he became interested in the holistic concepts of herbal medicine through his association with Dr. Christopher and earned a certificate as a master herbalist from The School of Natural Healing. He has also taken herbalist courses from the oldest herbal college in North America - Dominion Herbal College, as well as Wild Rose College, both located in Canada.

Over the years, acting in many capacities in the natural medicine industry, Michael has built an excellent reputation and become a respected force instrumental in building an awareness of the positive health and environmental benefits of natural remedies including herbs and herbal extracts such as Extract of Ginkgo biloba, Milk Thistle, Extract of Black Elderberry and Umcka as well as the expanding study of essential fatty acids, probiotics, vitamins and minerals.
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As a sought after guest on numerous radio and television shows nationwide, Michael effectively combines traditional herbal knowledge with the ever-growing body of scientific evidence supporting the effective use and safety of natural therapies. He draws on his extensive experience advising literally thousands of individuals, to lend evidence to his belief that natural therapies offer reliable "first line" prevention and cure of the majority of common chronic conditions of ill health.

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