Biography of the Late Dr. C. Samuel West,

DN, ND, PMD, Biochemist, Lymphologist and

Father of Lymphology to the Lay People

Dr. West was the leading authority in the art of applied lymphology for physical self-healing.

Dr. West held two doctorates in the natural healing arts, yet he was first a chemist and a lymphologist.  This was the combination that enabled him to understand the life and death processes at the cellular level.

In 1967, he went back to college full-time to become a doctor so he could teach people how to take care of themselves.  In 1969, he received his degree in Chemistry from Arizona State University.  In 1972, he obtained his Masters Degree in Public School Administration from the University of Arizona.  Dr. West obtained his first Doctorate Degree as a Naprapathic physician in 1974.

Teaching chemistry during the day, Dr. West established an afternoon and evening clinic where he treated patients at the Naprapathic Clinic of Mesa for two years.

In the early part of 1974, while teaching chemistry, he learned that the proteins that make up the bloodstream, namely albumin, globulin and fibrinogen, can produce the conditions at the cellular level that can cause death in just a few hours.  This is the key to the life and death processes at the cellular level.

In 1976, he discovered The Bio-Electric Gentle Bounce for Health and other bio-electric lymphacising techniques, which enabled people to relieve pain, speed up the healing process, and reverse injury and disease.

As a result of these discoveries, as early as 1976 Dr. West was invited to lecture in approximately 265 cities per year all over the United States and in Canada for seventeen years.

In October-November of 1979, he went to Italy to attend the Seventh International Conference of Lymphology.  He was pleased to learn at this Congress that the International Society of Lymphology is composed of some of the greatest surgeons, doctors and scientists in the world.  However, at this time, there were only about three hundred lymphologists in the entire world--about sixty-five in the United States. (This meant that there was only about one doctor per state in the United States who knew that there was a relationship between blood proteins, lymphatics and death.)  Also at the ISL Conference, he learned that this society was "not a pure medical society," and that it embraced other professions as well.  He applied for membership, and on February 22, 1980, Dr. West was accepted as the 379th member of The International Society of Lymphology.

In February 1980, Dr. West obtained his second degree as a Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine from The American University of Natural Therapeutics and Preventive Medicine in Mesa, Arizona.  He was certified February 9, 1980, by the American Naturopathic Medical Certification & Accreditation Board, Inc., in Tigard, Oregon.

Dr. West had truly dedicated his life to establishing a health education program which will help people throughout the world understand how to reverse injury, conquer disease and live in peace.