Gregory Pais, ND, DHANP is a highly trained naturopathic doctor specializing in Hahnemannian homœopathy. Dr. Pais was inspired to study the Organon and pursue homœopathic education after he and his wife were cured by a naturopathic doctor who practiced homœopathy. Because he wanted to work within a medical framework that respected vital traditions he obtained his ND degree in 1992. Still passionate about homœopathy he received his Diplomate of the Homoeopathic Academy of Naturopathic Physicians (DHANP) in 1997.

Utilizing the advanced methods of Hahnemann’s practice from the 6th edition of the Organon has enabled Dr. Pais to help many hypersensitive patients with severe chronic diseases such as Multiple Sclerosis, Crohn’s Disease, Ulcerative Colitis, Asthma, and Multiple Chemical Sensitivity. He takes particular pleasure in helping these patients when other homoeopathic methods previously failed them. “To see someone suffering so much, refusing homoeopathic care due to previous bad experience, then healing with Hahnemann’s approach, is incredibly rewarding. I love returning them to homoeopathic care.”

Dr. Pais has spent the last 26 years furthering the highest quality homoeopathic practice for NDs and others interested in these methods. First, with a 10 year stint on the HANP board (Simillimum article editor) and currently as the Vice President of the HANP. He’s taught the application of the 50 Millesimal potencies at the 1997 AANP Convention, the Homoeopathic Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania, and for the Texas Society of Homoeopaths. He’s also produced webinars on these topics for the Academy of Veterinary Homoeopathy, Medicine Talk Professional, and his own students. His work has been published in the Simillimum and Classical Homoeopathy Quarterly. Recently, he was presented with the 2019 Legacy Award for “hard work, contribution, and dedication to the HANP and the homoeopathic community.”

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