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History of Natural Hygiene Movement

Natural Hygiene has a long and impressive history. Much of the health and nutrition advise being touted today as “new” and revolutionary—such as the advantages of a plant-based diet, the incredible healing powers of the body, the role of fasting in the recovery of health, and the importance of avoiding unnecessary drugs and surgery—were promoted by Natural Hygienists as far back as 150 years ago.

Beginning in the 1830’s, the Hygiene Movement has been led by an unbroken line of physicians who rejected orthodox medical practice and dedicated themselves to teaching people how to live disease-free lives. These men and women were startlingly ahead of their times.

Natural Hygiene History Information Center

Browse this area of the website to learn more about the pioneers of the Natural Hygiene Movement and their impressive writings. Also featured are the works of Dr. Herbert Shelton, the father of the modern day Natural Hygiene Movement.

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Sunday, 20 November 2005 Dr. Russell Trall, MD Health News 639
Sunday, 20 November 2005 John H. Tilden, M.D. Health News 635
Sunday, 20 November 2005 Sylvester Graham Health News 532
Sunday, 20 November 2005 Dr. Herbert Shelton Health News 766
 
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