Frequently asked questions.
What is Naturopathic Medicine and how does it work?
Naturopathic medicine is a system of healthcare that utilizes natural methods and substances to restore and maintain health while preventing illness. The naturopathic practitioner utilizes skill, knowledge and intuition to get to the root cause of the problem and comes up with an appropriate treatment plan that is unique to a patient’s case. Naturopathic practitioners have very comprehensive training in both natural and allopathic (conventional) standards of care and hence are considered primary care physicians. Complete healing and wellness is the goal, and balancing the art and science of medicine is the ultimate asset of the naturopathic practitioner.
Is naturopathic medicine safe?
Yes, naturopathic medicine is safe. Multiple research studies of naturopathic treatments for many common conditions that include heart disease, diabetes, chronic back pain, and anxiety have shown that naturopathic medicine is both safe and effective.
How much does a naturopath cost?
The cost of Naturopathic services can vary depending on the modality of treatment used. See our fees by CLICKING HERE.
What are the six principles of naturopathy?
There are 6 principles of naturopathic medicine:
Do No Harm
The Healing Power of Nature
Identify and Treat the Causes
Doctor as Teacher
Treat the Whole Person
Prevention
What happens at a naturopath appointment?
Often, during the first few visits with your naturopathic doctor you will discuss a detailed history of your current and past health concerns, conduct a physical exam and order laboratory tests to make an assessment and diagnosis in order to help you remain healthy and happy.