American Academy of Clinical Homeopathy

Marge received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Wisconsin and her Master of Science in Health Professions from Southwest Texas State University. In the mid-1990s, she studied homeopathy and acupuncture in the United States and Sri Lanka with the Academy of Advanced Complementary Medicine. From 1996-2011, she was the cofounder and president of the Complementary/Alternative Medical Association (CAMA), spending many years advocating at the Georgia State Capitol on behalf of natural medicine. Marge began studying clinical homeopathy with Dr. Luc Chaltin in 1996 and subsequently received a DAHom from the American Academy of Clinical Homeopathy. In 2004, she wrote and published My Body, My Health, My Choice, a book about complementary/ alternative medicine and the health freedom movement. She is a member of the Homeopathic Nurses Association who retired after 30 years of nursing to serve as President/CEO of Newton Laboratories, Inc., a manufacturer of homeopathic remedies. In 2004, at the age of 81, Dr. Chaltin entrusted the daily operations of Newton Homeopathics and the American Academy of Clinical Homeopathy to Marge and a well-trained team of experts. She currently lectures at community gatherings, universities, and national health-related events. Marge has also served as an adjunct professor at Life University, teaching a two-credit undergraduate course there on homeopathy. She has appeared on numerous television and radio talk shows discussing complementary/alternative medicine (especially homeopathy) and issues of health care freedom. In early 2017, Marge published her newest book, Healing with Clinical Homeopathy: The Life, Vision, Genius and Legacy of Dr. Luc Chaltin, a fascinating look at the philosophy, theory, and practice of this homeopathy pioneer. Marge and the Newton/AACH team are committed to continuing the legacy of natural healing, education, and community outreach that Dr. Chaltin began so many decades ago.