About Our Doctors

Native to Clemson SC and earnestly commitment to Community, then Brandon J. Calloway awarded nominee as Congressional Honoree for Civic and Community Engagement at the 2017 Legislative Conference of the Congressional Black Caucus. 

In the fall Semester of 2019, Brother Ja’El put his studies as Civil Engineering Technology major at South Carolina State University on hold while completed Level 2 Certification for Indigenous Naturopathic Doctor (C.I.N.D) with the Aboriginal Medical Association in Spring of 2020. 

Currently specializing in Bio-Molecular Nutrition, Indigenous Food Science and Carbon-Based Agriculture, Dr. Ja’El is at the forefront of several Community-based organizations that inspire young people to learn grow and lead. One group has established organic gardens surrounding local schools and are partnering with medical agencies in those areas. Inspiring like minds along the way Dr. Ja’El impactful presence, academic and life-studies are all derived from servant leadership.   

Early adolescence was the start of Diane’s herbal remedy education; diagnosed with anemia the doctor recommended iron shots as previous treatment (pills) did nothing. However, before administering the agonizing injections her Mother with the doctor’s approval opted for dietary changes. That experience set a belief that prevention through nutrition eliminates the need for invasive treatments.

With academic achievements in Psychology, Human Services, Christian Counseling, and Certified Indigenous Naturopath Doctor, C.I.N.D., from Wayne State and Phoenix Universities, United Graduate College and Seminary and Aboriginal Medical Association. The gift of knowledge-energy is ever-present flowing through its chosen vessels.

Educate Prevent Disease simply describes Dr. Cooper’s life-mission, and she continues offering documented proof along with herbal remedies for disease. Helping every-body (who cares to hear) acquire life truly healed allowing them to enjoy Good Health, Naturally.