Rick Carpenter

I grew up in Montana. I loved sports, especially golf and basketball. I went the University of Montana, but never graduated. After finishing there I went to California seeking fame and fortune as a professional golfer. I found neither.

To pay off my golf debts, I went to work for my Dad building houses. I had gotten married, later having two daughters. My interest in natural health began when my oldest daughter was diagnosed with a liver disease and given a death sentence. Today she is 33 years old and having her fifth child. Not a possibility according to the medical profession.

I am now divorced and remarried, but not before my first wife went through years of doctor visits and prescription drugs, and ended up in a mental hospital. I am not a big fan of prescriptions.

I had an accident at work, breaking my heel. I needed a heel operation, so I am not against doctors.

I have been living on disability for the past four years. I am now remarried, and my wife is interested in alternative medicine, so we have gotten into the Internet with a natural health site.

Now we are looking for ways to promote it, and pass on natural health information.