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Timeless Teachings

Timeless Teachings are articles and excerpts that we reprint in Health Science magazine issues that were written in years past by the leaders of the Natural Hygiene movement.

“Is Illness Inevitable?” by William Esser, MD (published 1955)
“Is Illness Inevitable?” by William Esser, MD (published 1955)
“The Time for Personal Appraisal” by Dr. William Esser (Originally Published 1959)
“The Time for Personal Appraisal” by Dr. William Esser (Originally Published 1959)
“The Real Road to Health” by William Esser (Originally Published ?)
“The Real Road to Health” by William Esser (Originally Published ?)
William L. Esser, M.D.: “Illness Is Not Inevitable” (originally published in 1958)
William L. Esser, M.D.: “Illness Is Not Inevitable” (originally published in 1958)
Herbert M. Shelton, N.D.: “Overcoming the Old Order: Dr. Shelton’s Preface to Human Life: Its Philosophy & Laws” (originally published in 1928)
Herbert M. Shelton, N.D.: “Overcoming the Old Order: Dr. Shelton’s Preface to Human Life: Its Philosophy & Laws” (originally published in 1928)
Keki Sidhwa, N.D., D.O.: “Looking Within: One should start with oneself but never end with oneself” (originally published in 2004)
Keki Sidhwa, N.D., D.O.: “Looking Within: One should start with oneself but never end with oneself” (originally published in 2004)
Gerald Benesh, D.C.: “Crises: Confusion cannot reign about us unless man himself is in a state of confusion” (originally published in 1961)
Gerald Benesh, D.C.: “Crises: Confusion cannot reign about us unless man himself is in a state of confusion” (originally published in 1961)
Robert R. Gross, Ph.D.: “Illness Is Unnatural” (originally published in 1963)
Robert R. Gross, Ph.D.: “Illness Is Unnatural” (originally published in 1963)
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