Naturopath - Coming Soon!

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Naturopathic medicine is a type of primary health care that focuses on preventing disease and promoting self-healing through the use of natural remedies. While naturopathic medicine has origins dating back to the 1890s, it has seen a surge in popularity in recent years as a result of a growing consumer movement to solve the health care conundrum through prevention, wellness, and respect for nature's natural healing potential.

Naturopathic doctors (NDs) are primary care physicians who combine centuries-old wisdom and the belief that nature is the most effective healer with modern health and human systems research. They are clinically trained, have completed a four-year naturopathic medical school, and work in all aspects of family health, from pediatric to geriatric care. The majority of NDs work in private practice and provide primary care, while a growing proportion works in clinics.

Physical manipulation, clinical nutrition, botanical medicine, homeopathy, and hydrotherapy are some of the treatment techniques utilized in naturopathic medicine. They combine traditional, scientific, and empirical approaches with natural laws.

Naturopathic medicine acknowledges the body's natural power to heal. To support this healing power in patients, naturopathic practitioners identify and remove obstacles to recovery. Rather of eliminating or merely suppressing symptoms, a naturopathic physician strives to find and address the underlying causes of sickness. Naturopathic doctors consider physical, mental, emotional, genetic, environmental, and social variables while treating each patient. Naturopathic physicians encourage people to follow their own spiritual paths because comprehensive health includes spiritual wellness.

Conditions that Naturopathic medicine can help:

allergies                                   autism                                        ADHD              autoimmune conditions       thyroid disease

lupus cancer                          chronic fatigue syndrome      infections      chronic pain                               urinary tract infections

skin conditions                     diabetes                                        diarrhea          digestive issues                        fertility problems

fibromyalgia                          headaches   heart disease      hepatitis         high blood pressure              stress-related conditions 

hormonal imbalances        menopause                                  depression     anxiety                                        musculoskeletal conditions 

neurodegenerative            respiratory conditions              obesity            skin rashes                                 strep throat