An appreciation by Lloyd Clayton and the Clayton College of Natural Health

An appreciation by Lloyd Clayton and the Clayton College of Natural Health

I cannot avoid people who have campaigned for the cause of alternative health care. One of these people is Lloyd Clayton, the founder of the Clayton College of Natural Health. The Clayton College opened 25 years ago when chemical medicine dominated healthcare in the United States. At that time it was criminal to provide health services without a state license (privilege). Those who tried it were considered quacks and could be punished hard by the law enforcement authorities.

Clayton, a traditional naturopath and herbalist from Birmingham, Alabama, devoted himself to the principles of natural health. Despite the obstacles raised by modern medicine and science, his commitment to re -born remote training for the naturopathy of Benedikt Lust. His college trains more than 25,000 students from all over the world who learn from CCNH to apply traditional principles of natural health care.

Clayton offers many naturopathic options to choose from. My favorite model is homeopathy and I practice that alongside naturopathy. Clayton is not the only one who exhibits naturopathic certificates, and as always there are some conflicts between educational providers and their demands. There are other schools that offer degrees in a standard campus atmosphere. Because of my situation, the aspect of Clayton's distance learning was convinced that it is right for me. Since control over the power structure of modern chemical medicine decreases, all forms of natural health training are in the upswing to help people around the world.

I was not disappointed. Without the instructions and inspiration of CCNH, I may take medication or spend time in a doctor's office. The appreciation goes deep when I look through the past and the present for those who have helped me find paths in my search for drug -free healing.