An internationally known physician, lecturer and educator, Dr. William von Peters is a leading American Naturopathic physician, and practitioner of true Alternative Medicine.

Among other degrees, he is a Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine (N.M.D.), a Philosopher of Naturopathy (Ph.N.), the pedagogical degree as a Russian Professor. In addition he is Russian Professor and Honorary Professor for the National Center for Preventive Medicine in Moscow (Russia's equivalent to the National Institutes of Health), and a Doctor of Osteopathy (drugless).

In practice since 1976, practicing Alternative and Naturopathic Medicine he is Board Certified as a Naturopathic Physician and as a Holistic Health Practitioner.

The recognized expert in:

• The fast, safe, removal of toxic metals from the body;
  and,
• natural treatment of chronic degenerative conditions
  to heal and rejuvenate the body.

A graduate of First National University/United States School of Naturopathy and Allied Sciences, Prof. Dr. von Peters serves as President of the University.

Licensed in several jurisdictions, Dr. von Peters maintains a select international patient base specializing in chronic degenerative conditions and preventive naturopathic medicine.

Dr. von Peters resides in Chattanooga with his wife of thirty years. They have eleven children.

Among many awards, he has twice received the award of "Distinguished Citizen of Hamilton County", and is "Admiral of the Great Navy of Nebraska". He also holds the rank of Colonel in, and donates time to, the United States Service Corps.

International recognition includes having been knighted by the Sovereign Order of Saint John of Jerusalem and the Sovereign Order of Saint Stanislas. Prof. Dr. von Peters is also a lay Brother of the Order of Saint John of Jerusalem -- dedicated to healing the sick since 1048 A.D.; and the Sovereign Order of Saint Stanislas, dedicated to charitable works of mercy.

Recently a Certificate of Service "for scholarly presentation which contributed to the outstanding success of the scientific programme at the National Cardiology Congress in Moscow" was received.