The newly established Turkish state was directed towards Turkification policies and towards a national -based ideology, and, aimed at nationalizing the Anatolian geography, which is national-based, and constituted from different ethnic groups. In this study, the nationalization policies in the first years of Turkish Repuclic was attempted to be evaluated, and, the Turkish nationalismrelated nationalization studies in many fields in the period when Mustafa Kemal Atatürk was alive, and their reflections on the health care field were investigated through scanning the sources of the period. The ideas of the health and stability of Turkish citizens, “becoming a nation state” paveal the way to “ nationalization in the field of health.” Strength and health were subjected to distinctively cared regulations, due to having structure that can cause changes in the physical dimension and on the genes. Some of these regulations are “the decrease of marriage age”; application of celibacy tax; subject married couples to medical examination that is mandatory by law; forbidden of the marriage of those with infectious and other diseases; identification of deliberate abortion as an abuse; sturdy child raising policies and arrengement of relevant competitions;inclusion of physical education lessons in school curricula; suggestion of maternity to women as an unique work.”