He is the author of: Homeopathy: “Homoeopathy: Science or Myth?” and has assisted in the writing of the books, “The Science of Homeopathy” and “Homeopathy Medicine of the New Man.”

      He was recently honored to represent North America at the homeopathic bicentennial celebration in Frankfurt, Germany. In April 1999, Dr. Gray was the first recipient of the prestigious Henry William’s Award.

      Dr. Bill gray was born on October 13, 1942 in Norfolk, Virginia. In high school, won an award for science fair project in conjunction with a Nobel Prize winner at CalTech on photomicrography of chromosomes of cultured cancer cells.

He was raised in West Los Angeles, went to UCLA for undergraduate degree, majoring in Bacteriology.He completed his Medical degree at Stanford Medical School, instructed by four Nobel laureates. During clinical clerkship, published two papers on the treatment of a burn patient. Graduated from Stanford Medical School with M.D in 1970.He underwent his first training in homeopathy at the National Center for Homeopathy, then he had a personal training with George Vithoulkas of Athens, Greece. He assisted in writing Vithoulkas’ Homeopathy: Medicine of the New Man and Science of Homeopathy. The two books instrumental in providing much needed thrust to classical homeopathy in US.

      Later he co-founded International Foundation of Homeopathy. He was principal instructor for IFH across U.S. In 1985, co-founded and was core faculty member of - Hahnemann College of Homeopathy in East Bay.

      In November 2002, shared dais in Munich, Germany, with George Vithoulkas in celebration of his role in helping to found Homoopathie Forum, one of the best Classical Homeopathy schools in Europe.

      He published “Homeopathy: Science or Myth?” , an introductory book that also speaks to the skeptic, presenting the wealth of scientific proof for homeopathy’s effectiveness and mechanism of action. A must read for all serious homeopaths. The book provides scientific insight into the homeopathic methodology.