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Naturopathy is a holistic approach to healthcare that emphasizes prevention, natural healing, and the promotion of overall wellness. It integrates various natural therapies, such as herbal medicine, nutrition, acupuncture, and lifestyle counseling, to support the body's inherent ability to heal itself.

Naturopathy can help manage a variety of conditions, including digestive issues, allergies, chronic fatigue, hormonal imbalances, stress, anxiety, skin conditions, and chronic pain. It aims to address the underlying causes of these conditions rather than just treating the symptoms.

Please note that naturopathy is a therapy that works in complementarity with traditional medicine. It does not replace your doctor’s monitoring and/or opinion.

During a naturopathic consultation, your naturopath will take a detailed health history, discuss your current symptoms and lifestyle, and may perform a physical examination. Based on this information, they will create a personalized treatment plan that may include dietary changes, herbal supplements, lifestyle modifications, and other natural therapies.

Nutrition Advices

• Colorful, Diverse, and Personalized Diet:
• Tailored to your goals, based on the latest research, and influenced by Pegan, gluten-free, and REAL FOOD trends.

Nutritional Therapy

• Pharmaceutical-Grade Supplements: Including vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and patented natural substances.
• High-Quality Medicinal Plants and Essential Oils: Standardized for active ingredients.
• High-Potency Probiotics and Digestive Enzymes: To support gut health.

Applied Kinesiology

Comprehensive Evaluation: Assesses biomechanical, biochemical, and emotional aspects of an individual through muscle testing.

Tests and Questionnaires to Personalize Your Approach

• Nutrient and Toxin Tests: Analyze elements in hair, saliva, and/or urine (vitamins, minerals, toxins, heavy metals).
• Stress Level Questionnaire: To assess and manage stress.
• Functional Imbalance Screening: Tests for digestive, adrenal, and metabolic imbalances.
• Digestive Function Evaluation: Using comprehensive testing methods.

Additional Services to Optimize Your Lifestyle

• Physical Activity Recommendations: Basic suggestions based on your results, with referrals to a kinesiologist or certified trainer if needed.
• Stress Management Techniques: To help reduce and manage stress.
• Water Filtration Devices: For clean and safe drinking water.
• Non-Toxic Personal Care Products: Cosmetic and hygiene products free from toxic ingredients.
• Non-Toxic Household Products: EWG-certified cleaning products for a safer home environment.

When practiced by qualified professionals, naturopathy is safe. Naturopaths are trained to identify and minimize risks, and they consider potential interactions with other medications or treatments you may be using. Always ensure you are seeing a licensed and qualified naturopath.

Naturopathy differs from conventional medicine in its focus on natural therapies and holistic care. While conventional medicine often relies on medications and surgeries, naturopathy emphasizes lifestyle changes, nutrition, and natural remedies to support the body's healing processes.

Yes, naturopathy can often be used alongside conventional medicine. Many naturopaths work in collaboration with conventional healthcare providers to offer integrative care. It's important to inform all your healthcare providers about the treatments and supplements you are using to avoid any potential interactions.

The time it takes to see results with naturopathy can vary depending on the individual and the condition being treated. Some people may notice improvements within a few weeks, while others with chronic conditions may require several months of consistent treatment. Your naturopath will provide an estimated timeline based on your specific case.

Yes, online consultation is possible.

During your first virtual consultation, your naturopath will be interested in knowing your personal and family history, your lifestyle, your laboratory analyzes that you have already passed and will ask you about your goals and expectations in the face of a naturopathic consultation. Following this, a personalized health and well-being support plan will be sent to you.

Insurance coverage for naturopathic treatments varies by provider and policy. Some insurance plans cover naturopathic consultations and treatments, while others do not. It's best to check with your insurance provider to understand your coverage options.

In most cases, you do not need a referral to see a naturopath. However, it's always a good idea to check with your insurance provider or healthcare system to understand any specific requirements.

Naturopaths typically have a degree in naturopathy from an accredited institution, which includes extensive training in natural therapies, nutrition, and clinical practice. In many regions, naturopaths are also required to be licensed and to complete continuing education to maintain their certification.