Herbert Nowell
Herbert Nowell, M.D. (died 27 December 1953, Vancouver, British Columbia) [1] was a Canadian physician and professor. He is most noted for his philosophy of medicine (based on the "vital force" theory), his defence of herbalism as a valid medical profession, and his role in the founding of Dominion Herbal College in 1926 out of concern regarding the abandonment of botanical medicine by much of the medical establishment. He is also noted for his mentoring relationship with Ella Birzneck.
References
- ↑ Death information from BC Archives, Vital Event Death Registration, Age: 70, Gender: Male, Event Place: Vancouver, Reg. Number 1953-09-012534, BC Archives Microfilm Number: B13218, GSU Microfilm Number: 2032872
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