Susan E. Cayleff is a professor in the Department of Women's Studies at San Diego State University. She is the author of Wash and Be Healed: The Water-Cure Movement and Women's Health.

. . . in-depth look at late 19th century healing . . .—American Herb Association Quarterly

• Chapter One. Following Nature's Path and Botanic HealingChapter Two. Spokes of a Wheel: The Healing Systems of NaturopathyChapter Three. "Nature Takes the Right Road": Naturopathic PhilosophyChapter Four. Louisa Stroebele Lust, Benedict Lust, and Their Yungborn SanatoriumChapter Five. Women, Naturopathy, and PowerChapter Six. Culture Wars: Ideology, Social Trends, and Competition for ClientsChapter Seven. Medical Monsters: Vivisection and VaccinationChapter Eight. Legal Battles: Democracy or Autocracy?Chapter Nine. Professionalizing and Defining the Nature CureChapter Ten. Deepening Divides, 1945-1969Chapter Eleven. The 1970s and Beyond: Cultural Critique and Holistic Health

Susan E. Cayleff is a professor in the Department of Women's Studies at San Diego State University. She is the author of Wash and Be Healed: The Water-Cure Movement and Women's Health.

. . . in-depth look at late 19th century healing . . .—American Herb Association Quarterly

• Chapter One. Following Nature's Path and Botanic HealingChapter Two. Spokes of a Wheel: The Healing Systems of NaturopathyChapter Three. "Nature Takes the Right Road": Naturopathic PhilosophyChapter Four. Louisa Stroebele Lust, Benedict Lust, and Their Yungborn SanatoriumChapter Five. Women, Naturopathy, and PowerChapter Six. Culture Wars: Ideology, Social Trends, and Competition for ClientsChapter Seven. Medical Monsters: Vivisection and VaccinationChapter Eight. Legal Battles: Democracy or Autocracy?Chapter Nine. Professionalizing and Defining the Nature CureChapter Ten. Deepening Divides, 1945-1969Chapter Eleven. The 1970s and Beyond: Cultural Critique and Holistic Health

Susan E. Cayleff is a professor in the Department of Women's Studies at San Diego State University. She is the author of Wash and Be Healed: The Water-Cure Movement and Women's Health.

. . . in-depth look at late 19th century healing . . .—American Herb Association Quarterly

• Chapter One. Following Nature's Path and Botanic HealingChapter Two. Spokes of a Wheel: The Healing Systems of NaturopathyChapter Three. "Nature Takes the Right Road": Naturopathic PhilosophyChapter Four. Louisa Stroebele Lust, Benedict Lust, and Their Yungborn SanatoriumChapter Five. Women, Naturopathy, and PowerChapter Six. Culture Wars: Ideology, Social Trends, and Competition for ClientsChapter Seven. Medical Monsters: Vivisection and VaccinationChapter Eight. Legal Battles: Democracy or Autocracy?Chapter Nine. Professionalizing and Defining the Nature CureChapter Ten. Deepening Divides, 1945-1969Chapter Eleven. The 1970s and Beyond: Cultural Critique and Holistic Health