Naturopathic Oncology
Fifteen-plus years guiding patients through cancer care — optimizing conventional therapies, mitigating side effects, and building aggressive prevention programs.
Learn more →Naturopathic telehealth · est. 2002
I'm Dr. Greg Nigh — a naturopathic physician with twenty-five years of clinical practice. Together we build careful, individualized treatment plans grounded in natural medicine and current research, delivered by telehealth from the comfort of your home.

A different kind of visit
After 25 years building a practice in Portland, Oregon, I moved to the East Coast. My active Oregon license allows me — via telehealth — to continue working with established patients and to take new patients as well.
"Quality care, made accessible — without leaving your home."
Your champion for optimal health
With more than two decades as a primary care naturopathic physician, I guide patients through their health journey with strategies tailored to who they actually are — supporting what the body already knows how to do.
Areas of focus
Fifteen-plus years guiding patients through cancer care — optimizing conventional therapies, mitigating side effects, and building aggressive prevention programs.
Learn more →Over a decade of research into sulfur metabolism informs treatment for SIBO, IBS, inflammatory bowel disease, and chronic skin conditions.
Learn more →ANS dysregulation is a central and commonly-overlooked factor in chronic illness and the failure to respond to treatment. Over several years I have incorporated a growing number of tools to help patients achieve greater ANS balance and flexibility — allowing all other therapies a greater potential to be beneficial.
Learn more →Mold-related illness, Lyme, chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, autoimmunity, long-COVID, and vaccine-related illness — the cases that remain unresolved elsewhere.
Learn more →My story
I grew up in Indiana, did my undergrad at Notre Dame, started graduate school at DePaul in Chicago, then more graduate study at ASU in Tempe, where I completed a master's degree. From there to Portland, Oregon, for a Master of Science in Oriental Medicine and a doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine, both finished in 2001. I've been in clinical practice since February 2002.
I like to research things, and to publish and talk about what I find. My clinical specialty is naturopathic oncology, though I've spent decades treating a wide range of complex illness. More recently I became certified in peptide therapy — small organic molecules that help the body function with greater efficiency and balance.
Read the full story →Research & writing
How gut microbes metabolizing melatonin may shape the body's deuterium balance — with implications for mitochondrial health.
A mechanistic look at how altered T-regulatory cell activity after mRNA vaccination may drive autoimmune and cancer outcomes.
Why sulfur — long thought of as universally beneficial — can also drive symptoms in SIBO, IBS, and chronic gut dysfunction.
Also in person
Rhode Island residents may also see Dr. Nigh in person at Rhode Island Naturopathic — compassionate, in-office naturopathic care.
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