Richard Fox H M DAs a young man Dr. Fox was curious about how things worked. He would dismantle clocks and other mechanical devices, which led him to an interest in cars. Over time, he developed a high aptitude for repairing and tuning engines. He worked as an automoile mechanic before college. After college he worked as an electrician and then spent decades as a real estate investor. His wealth freed up his time to pursue his interests in how to tune up the human body. His interests in alternative health care led him to study with Dr. Lam Kong, a sixth-generation master acupuncturist and master herbalist. Dr. Fox started treating people with his knowledge of herbalism. He met a lovely Norwegian woman and they married. He and his wife Ann traveled the world, including visiting her family in Norway. He met several people there who practiced homeopathy. Interested in their practice, he asked if they could alleviate an issue he had with mild constipation. He had worked with Dr. Kong and others to alleviate this issue to no avail. The homeopathy worked remarkably well, which led him to study homeopathy in London. For people who consulted with him, Dr. Fox worked many years with homeopathy and mechanical devices to tune up the frequencies in a person's body field such as the Ray device, spectrum tubes used with a Tesla coil, or a Van de Graaff generator. His interests in homeopathy and frequency balancing led him to read books by a brilliant Czechoslovakian homeopathic doctor, Jiri Cehovsky and his treatments with autopathy. Dr. Fox has stated that autopathy is the best method for treatment I have ever seen. It puts all other methods on the sidelines. Now, 80 years young, Dr. Fox is in vibrant health and still tuning up other people and himself with autopathy treatments. After 40 years of friendship with Dr. Kong, the two of them are finding autopathy to be a remarkably simple and effective treatment. There are four autopathic methods for treatment. One is for autoimmune disorders, one is for any mental disorder, one is for physical issues, and the last is for viruses and other pathogens. Read More Read Less