“I knew I wanted to be a biologist at the age of five.  I saw a robin eat a caterpillar and my dad, Ernest Edward Waters, explained to me that there was a certain balance in Nature.

After early training in biology, biochemistry, and genetics, I went to Medical School anticipating I could use all the principles of science I had learned to improve the health of my patients.  However, I learned early on that my profession was focused on a drug therapy paradigm to treat human illness.  Within one year of starting practice, I decided to apply the basic sciences of biology, chemistry, anatomy and physiology in an attempt to improve the medical complaints of my patients.

I was pleasantly surprised to see that humans were designed to be healthy.  My genetics research taught me that, if given the proper raw materials, organisms could heal themselves of illness.”

Robert S. Waters, M.D.