Dr. Nigh is a graduate of the National College of Natural Medicine (now the National University of Natural Medicine, NUNM), where he completed both the Naturopathic Doctor (ND) program and the Master of Science in Oriental Medicine (MSOM) programs. Prior to studying naturopathic medicine, he attended the University of Notre Dame, where he received his Bachelor’s in English, and he then completed a Master of Humanities program at Arizona State University.
Prior to his work at Immersion Health, Dr. Nigh co-founded Nature Cures Clinic in 2001. It was during his early years of work there that he developed his interest and passion for researching and implementing alternative cancer therapies. It was also at Nature Cures Clinic that Dr. Nigh began a collaboration with Maria Zilka, which spanned his last 5 years of work there.
Dr. Nigh (he prefers “Greg”) works very hard to be easily accessible to every patient in treatment programs with him. He spends a great deal of time with patients, always attempting to have a complete understanding of each individual, their personal circumstances and challenges, and the best strategy for implementing the appropriate treatment program.
Dr. Nigh has been a prominent voice within the naturopathic profession. He has spoken several times at the annual convention of the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians on topics as diverse as naturopathic treatment of strokes, the use of hypnosis in clinical practice, and the use of energy medicine in the treatment of anxiety and depression. He has spoken many times at the national conference of the Oncology Association of Naturopathic Physicians. Topics he has covered there have ranged from cancer cell metabolism, to alternative theories of cancer causation, and others.
Dr. Nigh attends and has spoken several times at the Conference on the Physics, Chemistry and Biology of Water in Bulgaria, where he has educated researchers from around the world about the unique role of sulfur in the maintenance of water structure in the body.
In addition to his work with cancer patients, he also works extensively with Lyme disease, mold toxicity and related illnesses, chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia, gastrointestinal symptoms including inflammatory bowel disease, and many other challenging conditions. He has received additional training in environmental medicine and in the use of chlorine dioxide as a therapeutic agent. He creates comprehensive detoxification and rebalancing programs, utilizing one of the widest ranges of therapeutic modalities available.
Dr. Nigh is active on social media, posting not only on topics related to health, Covid-19, and science generally, but also his sometimes his irreverant commentary on evolutionary biology, cosmology, climate science, economics, and other topics. You can read at your own risk by following him here:
Twitter: @gnigh
MeWe: https://mewe.com/p/drgregnigh
Telegram: https://t.me/+XG71LcRGhxk4Nzhh
He doesn’t do Facebook, because it’s evil.
Dr. Nigh is a prolific reader, researcher, and writer.
He wrote about the metabolic treatment of cancer for the Townsend Newsletter, and he contributed a chapter to the upcoming two-volume Foundations of Naturopathic Medicine textbook. He has teamed up with MIT’s Dr. Stephanie Seneff to publish three peer-reviewed papers on the health consequences of exposure to glyphosate, the active ingredient in the herbicide Roundup (1, 2, 3). Also working with Dr. Seneff and other research scientists he has published one peer-reviewed (1) and one currently preprint (2) articles on the Covid-19 mRNA vaccines.
He also enjoys writing book reviews, essays, and even short stories. Topics of deep interest and ongoing exploration range from evolutionary biology, epigenetics, and the politics of science, to cosmology, metaphysics, zen philosophy, psychology, information theory and biosemiotics, current events and, of course, the biology and physiology of health and disease in general, and cancer in particular.
He is an active member of the following professional organizations:
American Association of Naturopathic Physicians
Oncology Association of Naturopathic Physicians
Gastroenterology Association of Naturopathic Physicians
Naturopathic Academy of Environmental Medicine
Cost of Services
New Patient Appointment
$350
(45 minutes in-office or via telemedicine)
Standard Follow Up
$165
Schedule with Dr. Greg Nigh
Please note that when scheduling new patient appointments online with Dr. Nigh a deposit of the total cost of your appointment ($350) will be collected at the time of scheduling. If you are planning on using insurance for your appointment that deposit will be refunded to you on the day of your appointment. If you are not using insurance, that deposit will be used as a prepayment for your appointment.
Important Notice: Dr. Nigh will no longer be in-network with any insurance panels as of April 1, 2022. Patients can be provided a Superbill after their visit, which can potentially be submitted to insurance for out-of-network coverage. To find a list of insurances Dr. Nigh accepts through the end of March click here
All appointment requests must be approved by the front desk. If you are scheduling a new patient appointment the front desk will be calling you within 1 business day of your request to collect said deposit. If you do not answer, your request can be held for 48 hours from request time.
Check out Dr. Greg’s book: The Devil in the Garlic
Can an innocent bit of garlic be responsible for your allergies, skin issues, anxiety, digestive problems or hot flashes? Garlic, kale, and other foods high in sulfur can lead to challenging health issues, chronic disease and possibly even cancer, in people who can’t metabolize sulfur.