Clayton College of Natural Health Blog

Scott Smith is a Doctor of Natural Health student at Clayton College of Natural Health who recently co-authored the book I Don’t Go with Fat Boys: Weight Loss for People who Love to Eat. The book, which Smith wrote with Dr. Doug Pray, DC, is now available on Amazon.com.
“Writing this book was a great opportunity [...]

Enlightening Children’s Book for All Ages Celebrates Color
Join Sir Roy G. Biv as Grandmother Moon guides him on a miraculous journey of wonder and creativity in Katharine Anne Young’s new children’s book, Grandmother Moon & Roy G. Biv: A Colorful Bedtime Story For All Ages. She has decades of nursing experience and owns a private [...]

CCNH graduate Steve Jaffe is an author on the rise in the health world and recently in the world of suspense. Jaffee is the featured author of The Next Great Authors Guild. He has 11 books under his belt, most pertaining to holistic health, however in the last two books, Jaffee has entered the world [...]

CCNH graduate Bill Misner’s book, What Should I Eat? A Food-Endowed Prescription For Well Being, won third place in lulu.com’s may sales contest.
Click here to view the book on lulu.com.

You may recognize the name of Linda Mundorff – back in July 2007, we posted an article about her book Take Control: A Guide to Holistic Living. (http://blogs.ccnh.edu/index.php) Well, it seems that Mundorff has spread her wings, as she was recently featured on Global Talk Radio, an online radio, talking about the proper use of [...]

Master of Science in Holistic Nutrition student Joy Feldman will soon be signing the inside cover of her newly published books. Due to be published in May, Joyful Cooking in the Pursuit of Good Health: Ingredients to restore, balance and heal is both an educational guide and a cookbook (with over 100 recipes) using the [...]

Herbal studies graduate Nicole Carter has taught at a university near her home for the last 7 years with great success. She coordinated the Herb Day celebration in Las Vegas for the past two years. The first year, Carter’s story was published in United Plant Savers newsletter! This past October the event was [...]