Beth-ellen Zang


Beth-ellen Zang LMT, AHE Director- Sedona College of Natural Health I have been studying and practicing natural healthcare since 1965. My studies and practice include organic gardening, whole food preparation, healing with food and herbs, meditation, exercise, and bodywork. Modalities include Advanced CranioSacral, Lymphatic Balancing, Visceral Manipulation, Oriental Bodywork, Massage Cupping, Myofascial Release, and Ayurvedic Healthcare. I have been licensed since 1981 and actively practicing clinical medical massage in Arizona since 1983. I began teaching massage and body work in 1983 and started the Sedona College of Natural Health in 2002.

Website: Sedona College of Natural Health




Hyrdration and It's Effects on Body Systems
2 CE Contact Hours

Drink plenty of water...today.

We tell our clients that after a session because we know their lymphatic system has been activated and toxins will not flush out properly without it.

What about about yesterday and tomorrow? What does true hydration really mean? How much water does a person really need on a daily basis? What about producing and transporting body fluids and nutrients? How does it affect your body's ability to digest, absorb and utilize nutrients for vibrant health?

"I drink lots of water and still feel dehydrated, why?"

This class will answer these questions for you.






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