Naturopathic medicine is primary care medicine with an emphasis on natural therapies and a philosophy that supports optimal health. The focus of naturopathic medicine patients as individuals and assess the underlying root causes for disease. Emphasis is on understanding normal physiology and maintaining balance using a variety of treatments to provide the most lasting effect with the least amount of side effects.

Naturopathic doctors
Naturopathic Physicians are trained to be primary care doctors and attend specialized naturopathic medical schools to attain the Naturopathic Doctor (ND) degree. It is a demanding four year post-graduate degree with emphasis on basic science, anatomy and physiology as well as on-site patient-care and advanced training in naturopathic treatment modalities. Naturopathic treatment training includes utilization of standard conventional diagnostic tools such as conventional lab testing, MRI, CT and x-rays as well as cutting edge testing for nutrient status, toxic load, hormonal levels and neurotransmitter interactions. Naturopathic physicians sit for board exams in their individual state and work in clinics, multi-disciplinary practices and hospitals throughout the country.

Naturopathic Therapies:
•  Nutrition and Lifestyle counseling
•  Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine
•  Nutritional Supplementation
   (Vitamins, Minerals, Amino acids)
•  Botanical Medicine (Herbal medicine)
•  Exercise therapy
•  Homeopathy
•  Physical medicine (Craniosacral therapy,     therapeutic ultrasound, naturopathic     manipulation
•  Psychological counseling
•  Minor surgery
•  IV therapy
•  Hormonal therapy
•  Conventional prescription medications     Acupuncture

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