Academics / Schools
The School of
Integrative & Functional Health
“Causa, non symptomata.” — Seek the cause, not the symptom.
Applications are reviewed in order received. Your decision — and, if selected, your Senate Scholarship seat — will be issued within 24 hours, by email. Every curriculum audited by licensed clinicians, every credential entered in the public Register.
The School at a glance
Every program clinically audited · re-verified on each revision · recognized by 9 international bodies.

Dr. Maria Krista A. Piñol-Solis, MD, RN
Dean of the School · Medical Director
From the Dean
“Medicine asks what disease this person has. We teach you to ask what person this disease has.”
This school exists for a simple reason: the individuals who come to us have spent years watching standard approaches miss the deeper root patterns. Our programs are built to equip practitioners with rigorous science, compassionate listening, and reproducible clinical blueprints.
Every curriculum in this school passes our Faculty Board review before reaching a student. You study to practice with confidence, not merely collect credentials — which is why the Public Register, the graduate directory, and practical case studies are built into every pathway.
Dr. M. K. Piñol-Solis
The constituent colleges of the School
Each college houses its specializations and faculty reviewers.
College I
College of Functional & Integrative Medicine
Root-cause clinical assessment, functional diagnostic interpretation, and individualized lifestyle protocol engineering.
302+ specializations →
College II
College of Natural Medicine & Clinical Herbalism
Evidence-based botanical therapeutics, adaptogenic pharmacology, and traditional natural medicine systems.
160+ specializations →
College III
College of Longevity & Cellular Health
Biological age reversal, mitochondrial optimization, sirtuin activation, and cellular regeneration frameworks.
120+ specializations →
College IV
College of Environmental Health & Toxicology
Environmental toxicant remediation, mycotoxin detoxification, and endocrine-disrupting chemical elimination.
100+ specializations →
College V
College of Traditional & Ancestral Medicine
Time-tested ancestral wellness models, circadian synchronization, and global traditional medicine integrations.
88+ specializations →
Cross-registration
University All-Access Pass
Students of this School may study across all 12 University schools — one membership, every clinical library.
The full catalog →Programs of study (770 programs)
Browse all programs across the colleges of School of Integrative & Functional Health.
College of Functional & Integrative Medicine
College of Natural Medicine & Clinical Herbalism
College of Longevity & Cellular Health
College of Environmental Health & Toxicology
College of Traditional & Ancestral Medicine
Every curriculum is included in the University All-Access Pass ($49/mo)
Graduate with board-certified diplomas, public Register listing, and practice rights.
Faculty of the School
Licensed clinicians audit every syllabus in this School.
Dean Piñol and the Board of Medical Directors audit every pathway for scope of practice, evidence base, and clinical integrity.
Careers & outcomes
The roles our graduates hold — and what they charge.
From graduate outcomes surveys and published US market rates. Most graduates combine two or more income streams with private virtual retainers.
Admission · Fall Term 2026 · Cohort #APU-FM-2026-04
Begin where every graduate of School of Integrative & Functional Health began: the Foundation.
Free for selected candidates · decision within 24 hours · next conferral December 18
