The Reluctant Healer

Set against the backdrop of the evolving healthcare landscape of the mid-1930s, the narrative follows Ralph Weiss, who trained in naturopathy under Dr. Bendict Lust. Throughout his career, Weiss interacted with key figures in the naturopathic movement and treated notable patients, including Edgar Cayce, who dubbed him the "reluctant healer." The book offers a personal perspective on Weiss's dedication to natural healing and the diverse approaches of the time, highlighting the intersection of fate and purpose in his life’s work.