RMEHA, Introduction to the Rocky Mountain Health Aoosication

Advisory Board - Alex Delgado, Delgado Ecological Services; David W. Donaldson, PhD; Kendall Gerdes, MD; Kathy Gibbons, PhD; Carl Grimes, Healthy Habitats; Connie Ledvina, CPA; Nichlas Nonas, MD; Jean Rowe, RNC, Npc; Del Stigler, MD

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Rocky Mountain Environmental Health Association

What is RMEHA?

Rocky Mountain Environmental Health Association (RMEHA) was established in 1982, and is a 501(c)(3) Non Profit Health Support Group. RMEHA is a chapter of the Human Ecology Action League (HEAL) which is an all-volunteer, nonprofit, tax-exempt 501(c)(3) association for all persons and their families and friends, whose lifestyle and/or health has been adversely affected by the environment.

The Purpose of RMEHA is to:

Provide information that will help those with environmental sensitivities develop and maintain good health.
Promote greater understanding of the manifestations, causes and treatment of environmental illness.
Promote an atmosphere of understanding and acceptance for those with environmental sensitivities where their positive efforts toward health will be supported.

RMEHA publishes a newsletter has had and continues to have articles on a wide variety of subjects that are of interest to EI's plus coverage of many current developments in the areas of health and the environment. Titles of the articles in the newsletter are listed in this web site for an ongoing index. The articles often include World Wide Web addresses (URL's) where more information and research can be done. These URL's are available in this web site.

A true effort is made to direct members toward answers, and members' sharing of information is most welcome. New ways are learned and old ways are shared in helping to ease the eating styles and home environment adjustments which are necessary for health.

Follow the links below to learn more about RMEHA and Environmental Illness.

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