Dr. Boris Wydoff

For more than fifty years I've been doing one thing — looking for the answer to why a person falls ill, and how to help without doing harm. I started out as an ordinary physician in Tashkent, worked through the clinics of Leningrad, worked with athletes of the Olympic team, and then came America, Mexico, and Europe and Asia again.

Over those years I became convinced of this: the body has its own power to recover. Nutrition, cleansing, working with the mind and simple natural remedies do far more than people tend to think. That's what my seven books, my courses and my seminars are about — and it's what I teach my students, many of whom are in practice on their own today.

Consultation

The path: education and practice

1967

Medical degree from the Tashkent State Medical Institute.

1969–1972

Specialization in infectious diseases; internship in urology; residency training at the Research Institute of Traumatology and Physiotherapy (Tashkent).

1973–1974

Internship at the Pavlov First Medical Institute; psychotherapy training at the Bekhterev Institute (Leningrad).

1976–1979

Physician to the USSR Olympic track and field team — sports psychology.

1981

Western University (Arizona, USA): degree in homeopathy, naturopathy and physiotherapy (diploma titled Doctor of Medicine).

1982

Certified psychotherapist and master hypnotist (Western University, USA).

1986–1988

Chief physician and research fellow at the Rosarita Beach and La Gloria clinics (Tijuana, Mexico).

1987

Doctor of Philosophy in Nutrition (American College, Arizona, USA).