Dr. Miller received his doctorate with honors from the Baylor
University College of Dentistry. Prior to his enrollment at
Baylor University, he attended the University of Texas as a
nutrition and biochemistry major. There, as a research
assistant to Dr. Roger Williams, the discoverer of pantothenic
acid, he performed analytical nutrition and genetic
studies on several single-celled plant foods.
After obtaining his doctorate, Dr. Miller attended New York
University’s College of Dentistry as a postgraduate student.
In this capacity he complemented his earlier studies with
clinical, nutrition-oriented research, which focused on nutrition
problems of the elderly and the mentally and physically
handicapped.
Further postgraduate studies, conducted after he entered
private practice, included tutelage by such noted nutrition
authorities as Dr. Linus Pauling, Dr. Emmanual Cheraskin, Dr. Jean Mayer,
Dr. Jeffery Bland, Dr. William Castelli, and Nobel Laureate Dr. Michael Brown.
Dr. Miller is a member of the Linus Pauling Institute of
Science and Medicine, a charter member of Dr. Kenneth
Cooper’s Aerobics Center, a member of the International
Academy of Preventive Medicine, American Dental
Association, National Nutritional Foods Association,
International College of Applied Nutrition, International
Institute of Nutritional Dentistry, founder of the Diet Analysis
Center, and a consultant to the American Running and
Fitness Association.
Dr. Miller is a Certified Nutrition Specialist and a member of
the American College of Nutrition. He is the author of
numerous booklets on nutrition and has written and
produced a number of videotapes. Dr. Miller practiced
nutritionally oriented dentistry in Dallas, Texas. In January
1983 he gave up his practice to concentrate on researching,
consulting, and writing.
Dr. Miller also has found the time to
conduct numerous seminars in nutrition for thousands of
Americans so that he can share the knowledge gained from
nearly 30 years involvement with nutrition as ongoing
student, teacher, consultant, and researcher.