About The International Association of Hygienic Physicians
The International Association of Hygienic Physicians (IAHP) is a professional organization of primary care physicians who specialize in medically supervised water-only as an integral component of Hygienic Care.
Founded in 1978, the IAHP holds its Annual Meetings each summer in conjunction with the National Health Association conference, providing an ongoing forum for education, collaboration, and professional development.
The IAHP is governed by a Board of Governors, which meets to approve new members, adopt and revise professional standards, and review applications for certification.
Incorporated as a nonprofit organization, IAHP membership is limited to physicians in the fields of Medicine, Osteopathy, Chiropractic, and Naturopathy who have graduated from accredited professional institutions and are legally licensed to practice in their state or country. Members must demonstrate a personal and professional commitment to the core principles of Natural Hygiene, as supported by the biological sciences, and agree to uphold the Association’s Principles of Ethics and Standards of Practice.
Education from any bona fide, accredited Medical, Osteopathic, Chiropractic, or Naturopathic school is acceptable for eligibility. Graduate students currently enrolled in one of these accredited institutions are also eligible during the course of their studies.
Individuals whose education consists solely of correspondence or non-accredited programs are not eligible for membership. This includes graduates of the Life Science Institute (also known as the Fit for Life course), the Clayton School of Natural Healing, and its affiliate, the American Holistic College of Nutrition.
Founded in 1978, the IAHP holds its Annual Meetings each summer in conjunction with the National Health Association conference, providing an ongoing forum for education, collaboration, and professional development.
The IAHP is governed by a Board of Governors, which meets to approve new members, adopt and revise professional standards, and review applications for certification.
Incorporated as a nonprofit organization, IAHP membership is limited to physicians in the fields of Medicine, Osteopathy, Chiropractic, and Naturopathy who have graduated from accredited professional institutions and are legally licensed to practice in their state or country. Members must demonstrate a personal and professional commitment to the core principles of Natural Hygiene, as supported by the biological sciences, and agree to uphold the Association’s Principles of Ethics and Standards of Practice.
Education from any bona fide, accredited Medical, Osteopathic, Chiropractic, or Naturopathic school is acceptable for eligibility. Graduate students currently enrolled in one of these accredited institutions are also eligible during the course of their studies.
Individuals whose education consists solely of correspondence or non-accredited programs are not eligible for membership. This includes graduates of the Life Science Institute (also known as the Fit for Life course), the Clayton School of Natural Healing, and its affiliate, the American Holistic College of Nutrition.
