Henry Pearson
Dr. Henry Pearson, ND
Dr Henry Pearson is a Native African American, educated in Florida attended Oakwood Academy and College and the University of Massachusetts. Shortly thereafter he served in Viet Nam as a Medic. After working for several years as a Medical Technologist specializing in Histology; doing research for Bristol Laboratories and operating a Consulting Dermatopathology Laboratory in Boston, MA for two teaching Dermatologist, his interest was shifted to a Natural approach to healing. For the past 30 years he and wife Richette are devoted to sharing the love of Christ though the health message.. He has completed Clayton’s School of Natural Healing; The Austral-Asian Master of Herbology course, Dr John Christopher’s Herbal Studies and received his Doctor of Naturopathy Degree from Shelborne University.
Dr. Pearson is married to Richette Pearson, a Master Herbalist, Co Founder and President of Pearson’s Herbs, Inc. Together they have 4 children, Paula, Angelo, Takoa and Malcolm.
Currently: Board member of A.C.T.I.O.N. (Apopka Coalition to Improve Our Neighborhood); former Chair of South Apopka Safe Neighborhood Committee; Member South Apopka Ministerial Alliance (SAMA) Co-Founder of Pearson’s Herbs, Inc. developing, manufacturing, and distributing herbals. Health Consultant and Lecturer
For the past 30 years Dr. Pearson has lectured throughout the United States on the benefits of a healthy life style. His seminars include step by step methods to achieve a better quality of health by utilizing the 8 natural doctors namely; Sunshine, Fresh air, Water, Trust and Faith in God, Temperance in all things, Rest, Nutrition and Exercise. He is a firm believer that the body is designed to heal itself when given the proper minerals, vitamins and other nutrients needed for complete health. Let there be no misunderstanding he says, God does the healing, we introduce people to a healthy lifestyle including the plants that are for our healing.
His mission and goal is to lead others to Christ by developing in them a belief, faith, and trust in God using the health message.
Dr Henry Pearson is a Native African American, educated in Florida attended Oakwood Academy and College and the University of Massachusetts. Shortly thereafter he served in Viet Nam as a Medic. After working for several years as a Medical Technologist specializing in Histology; doing research for Bristol Laboratories and operating a Consulting Dermatopathology Laboratory in Boston, MA for two teaching Dermatologist, his interest was shifted to a Natural approach to healing. For the past 30 years he and wife Richette are devoted to sharing the love of Christ though the health message.. He has completed Clayton’s School of Natural Healing; The Austral-Asian Master of Herbology course, Dr John Christopher’s Herbal Studies and received his Doctor of Naturopathy Degree from Shelborne University.
Dr. Pearson is married to Richette Pearson, a Master Herbalist, Co Founder and President of Pearson’s Herbs, Inc. Together they have 4 children, Paula, Angelo, Takoa and Malcolm.
Currently: Board member of A.C.T.I.O.N. (Apopka Coalition to Improve Our Neighborhood); former Chair of South Apopka Safe Neighborhood Committee; Member South Apopka Ministerial Alliance (SAMA) Co-Founder of Pearson’s Herbs, Inc. developing, manufacturing, and distributing herbals. Health Consultant and Lecturer
For the past 30 years Dr. Pearson has lectured throughout the United States on the benefits of a healthy life style. His seminars include step by step methods to achieve a better quality of health by utilizing the 8 natural doctors namely; Sunshine, Fresh air, Water, Trust and Faith in God, Temperance in all things, Rest, Nutrition and Exercise. He is a firm believer that the body is designed to heal itself when given the proper minerals, vitamins and other nutrients needed for complete health. Let there be no misunderstanding he says, God does the healing, we introduce people to a healthy lifestyle including the plants that are for our healing.
His mission and goal is to lead others to Christ by developing in them a belief, faith, and trust in God using the health message.