RBTI stands for Reams Biological Theory of Ionization. It is an educational system for studying relationships among measurements taken from saliva and urine and examining how those measurements may relate to nutrition, lifestyle, and individual body chemistry.
In the RBTI Professional Course, you will learn how to perform and record the seven RBTI measurements using the appropriate equipment and reagents, and how to study the relationships among those measurements rather than viewing each result in isolation.
The goal of the course is to develop practical skill in RBTI testing, interpretation, documentation, and pattern recognition so you can make more informed decisions related to nutrition, lifestyle, and wellness.
RBTI is an educational framework for studying health patterns. It is not a diagnostic system and does not replace medical evaluation, diagnosis, or treatment.
What You Will Learn
During the course, you will study:
- pH — Learn how urine and saliva pH are measured and how pH values are considered within the RBTI system.
- BX — Learn how the BX measurement is obtained and how it is interpreted as part of the broader RBTI pattern.
- Conductivity — Study conductivity and how this measurement is considered in relation to mineral concentration and the overall RBTI equation.
- Albumin — Learn how albumin is measured and how it contributes to the interpretation of the complete RBTI picture.
- Nitrates — Study the measurement associated with protein intake and how it is evaluated in relationship to the other measurements.
- Ammonium — Study the measurement associated with protein utilization and its place within the broader pattern.
- Relationships Among the Seven Measurements — Learn why the measurements must be interpreted together rather than as isolated numbers.
- Documentation and Calculations — Practice accurately recording measurements, calculations, observations, and practitioner notes.
The course also introduces the mathematical relationships, charts, correction priorities, reference materials, and practitioner workflow used in RBTI study and practice.
RBTI may also be studied alongside other observational and educational approaches, including iridology and sclerology, to provide a broader framework for practitioner education.
Format
This 16-week online correspondence course combines guided independent study with interactive discussion webinars and access to previously recorded sessions. Students can participate fully from home while completing the required coursework according to the course schedule.
Additional Cost
The required textbook for this course is The RBTI Practitioner Manual, Second Edition, by Wanda Seitz, N.D.
The manual may be purchased through the SINH Bookstore.
For questions or additional information, please contact Dr. Wanda Seitz at drwanda@southerninstituteofnaturalhealth.com.
Instructor
Dr. Wanda Seitz, N.D., CCII-3, is your instructor.