As you step into your healing journey with natural medicine, you may find yourself disoriented or confused; the world of natural medicine does not work like the world of conventional disease management, whereby the patient accepts the prescription and makes few, if any, lifestyle changes.  This section is about managing acute illness at home through natural medicines, giving the necessary resources to support you, along with your naturopathic doctor’s guidance.

Hydrotherapy for Home Care

HYDROTHERAPY IS A SIMPLE TECHNIQUE USING PRIMARILY HOT AND COLD WATER THAT CAN BE APPLIED IN THE HOME

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HOMEOPATHICS & SUPPLEMENTS

GRAB FROM YOUR STASH OR USE YOUR HOMEOPATHIC FIRST AID KIT WITH THESE RESOURCES TO HELP RESOLVE ACUTE PROBLEMS

Acute Illness

In fact, naturopathic medicine was created in 1901 as a direct response to the overuse of chemical drug therapies. Over the previous century the use of mercury, also known as ‘calomel’, was in widespread use, mirroring the current pharmaceutical industry.
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Fever and Acetaminophen Use

Naturopathic medicine offers an integral solution to the health care crisis in the United States.
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Home Management of Acute Fever

Naturopathy, a termed coined around 1901, is the combination of the nineteenth century European practice Nature Cure with the principles and concepts of homeopathy.
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The 90-minute Homeopathic Cure

In fact, naturopathic medicine was created in 1901 as a direct response to the overuse of chemical drug therapies. Over the previous century the use of mercury, also known as ‘calomel’, was in widespread use, mirroring the current pharmaceutical industry.
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KETO RECIPES

Paleo & Plant-Based Recipes
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The section on “Terrain” is a wonderful resource to learn more about how we think as holistic practitioners, and how to better understand yourself in this process; we recommend all new patients read the “Principles of Healing” article. 

Questions like “How do I take this stuff?”, “For how long must I do this?” or, “Do I refill these remedies when they are gone?” are all part of learning the process of self-care and a new lifestyle, where the patient has more personal responsibility in their health and healing. Our New Patient FAQ’s is another excellent resource once you become a patient.