Many conventional doctors give an IBS diagnosis, some handouts on diet that are way less than helpful, and let the patient walk out the door, often with more questions than answers.

There has to be more that can be done, right? Naturopathic medicine goes further than the diagnosis. There is so much that can be done to help a person come out on the other side from a diagnosis of IBS.

One of my favorite recipes lately, Butternut Squash Soup. What are some of the health benefits of the ingredients? I talk about that here!

Many have never heard of a naturopathic doctor, so how are they different than your regular primary care doctor? My new blog post talks about how a naturopathic visit may differ from your regular doctor visit. One of the biggest reasons to see a naturopathic doctor is our ability to treat the whole person. Have you been struggling with something for so long that it’s just a normal part of your every day life? Naturopathic doctors try to connect the dots and get to the root of what is really going on so you can finally get relief. Check out my blog post to learn more!

Small intestinal bacterial overgrowth causes irritating symptoms like bloating, diarrhea, constipation, pain, etc. How does an ND treat a condition like this?

Naturopathic doctors follow the therapeutic order of naturopathic medicine to help guide treatment and ensure doctors are getting to the root cause of the patient’s issue.

In some states, naturopathic doctors can prescribe pharmaceutical drugs, but why would they do that if they’re all about the natural stuff? Read the blog to find out!

What are the 6 principles of naturopathic medicine? And why do they matter?