Dr. Frank Wyatt
Dr. Frank E. Wyatt is a Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine, President and Founder of Delaware Valley Naturopathic Medical Association, distinguished member of the American Naturopathic Medical Association Council and an expert in Ving Tsun (pronouncd Wing Chun) kung fu. Being well respected in the Naturopathic field, many traditional world-renowned medical doctors seek Dr. Wyatt’s insights on non-invasive medical practices. Dr. Wyatt's University Herbs is a very unique entity due to its affiliate companies, at-large community education and the kung-fu studio.
A leader in Philadelphia's holistic community, Dr. Wyatt is a busy lecturer who travels across the country presenting seminars and workshops on holistic therapies. Through years of study and practice, Dr. Wyatt has developed a unique system of diagnosing illness that combines ancient healing techniques with cutting edge technology designed to identify the root cause of illness. By using the body's energy centers and meridians as a road map, he has garnered a reputation for accurately identifying underlying causes of an illness; thus, creating an environment for effective treatment and true healing. Some of the treatment techniques include:
Kinesiology (muscle testing), homeopathic remedies and frequency transfer, photon therapy, mineral infrared lamps, ph testing saliva and urine, antidote therapy , iridology (study of the eye), body work, nerve energy alignment, massage therapy, and reflexology.
Dr. Wyatt’s efforts to understand and overcome his own health challenges led to his interest in holistic modalities. As a teen, he suffered reoccurring bouts of asthma. During his study of martial arts, he noticed how greatly his health improved. This revelation led to a deeper understanding of the body’s willingness to favorably respond to positive influences. He credits the discipline, meditation, diet and physical activity required in the study of Asian martial arts as being the foundation that has allowed him to bring better health to others. This acquired martial arts discipline led him to the founding of his school of Ving Tsung Kung-Fu 17 years ago, one of the few martial arts schools in the area that teaches this ancient art. Today he continues to teach this vital information to those interested in the higher development of mind, body and spirit. Originating in China, Ving Tsun was a secret martial arts form taught only to other Chinese. Only in the recent past has the discipline been brought out of China and taught to others. Based on a "linear line of attack," Ving Tsun, which means "beautiful springtime", is a perfect exercise for discipline, balance and health.
A leader in Philadelphia's holistic community, Dr. Wyatt is a busy lecturer who travels across the country presenting seminars and workshops on holistic therapies. Through years of study and practice, Dr. Wyatt has developed a unique system of diagnosing illness that combines ancient healing techniques with cutting edge technology designed to identify the root cause of illness. By using the body's energy centers and meridians as a road map, he has garnered a reputation for accurately identifying underlying causes of an illness; thus, creating an environment for effective treatment and true healing. Some of the treatment techniques include:
Kinesiology (muscle testing), homeopathic remedies and frequency transfer, photon therapy, mineral infrared lamps, ph testing saliva and urine, antidote therapy , iridology (study of the eye), body work, nerve energy alignment, massage therapy, and reflexology.
Dr. Wyatt’s efforts to understand and overcome his own health challenges led to his interest in holistic modalities. As a teen, he suffered reoccurring bouts of asthma. During his study of martial arts, he noticed how greatly his health improved. This revelation led to a deeper understanding of the body’s willingness to favorably respond to positive influences. He credits the discipline, meditation, diet and physical activity required in the study of Asian martial arts as being the foundation that has allowed him to bring better health to others. This acquired martial arts discipline led him to the founding of his school of Ving Tsung Kung-Fu 17 years ago, one of the few martial arts schools in the area that teaches this ancient art. Today he continues to teach this vital information to those interested in the higher development of mind, body and spirit. Originating in China, Ving Tsun was a secret martial arts form taught only to other Chinese. Only in the recent past has the discipline been brought out of China and taught to others. Based on a "linear line of attack," Ving Tsun, which means "beautiful springtime", is a perfect exercise for discipline, balance and health.
