The National Health Association (NHA) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in the United States that promotes the health benefits of a plant-based diet
History
The NHA was established as the American Natural Hygiene Society in 1948. One of the NHA's co-founders, Herbert Shelton, served as its first president. In 1998, the organization changed its name to the National Health Association.
Activities
With the goal of educating the public on natural health practices, the NHA provides resources, organizes conferences, and publishes a magazine quarterly. The magazine is called Health Science.
See also Herbert M. Shelton
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