You exercise, eat well, and try to make healthy choices—so why are you still feeling worn out? Sometimes the issue is not what you are doing, but whether your body has enough fuel to support it.
Women’s Health
When Menopause Isn’t the Whole Story
Menopause can explain many common symptoms, but sometimes the full picture points somewhere else. A recent clinical case shows why asking more questions—and looking at how symptoms, history and lab findings fit together—can matter.
Understanding Cholesterol: What Your Lipid Panel May Be Missing
LDL has been labeled the problem for years. But it’s not that simple. Cholesterol is doing important work in the body, and risk isn’t just about how much you have—it’s about how it’s functioning, how many particles are present, and what kind of environment they’re operating in.
Your DNA Thinks You’re Still Running From Something
Why mornings might matter more than we want them to I saw a meme the other day that said the reason some of us don’t lose weight, even with exercise, is because our DNA still thinks we’re medieval peasants trying to survive famine and invaders. “Ah. Emergency....
Hormones at Play: A Naturopathic Perspective on Balancing Hormones Naturally
Each month, your body coordinates a complex interplay between estrogen, progesterone, luteinizing hormone (LH), and follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH). Estrogen supports the growth of the uterine lining, influences ovulation, and affects mood, skin, and energy. Too...
No Gallbladder, But You Still Have Gall!
Cholecystitis is inflammation of the gallbladder and may present with symptoms such as right upper abdominal pain with or without pain that can radiate or move to the right shoulder blade and cause nausea, vomiting and fever. This inflammation of the gallbladder is...
Breast Cancer: Bridging Prevention, Overdiagnosis, and Holistic Treatment Options
As a fertility specialist, I spend much of my time helping individuals and couples navigate the complexities of reproductive health. However, in light of October being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, I want to take this opportunity to highlight an important connection...
Women and Weights: The Benefits of Strength Training for Hormones and Healthy Aging
Growing up I participated in sports like swimming and soccer. I think it was more on the part of my parents to keep me busy than to promote any specific health benefits. I don’t recall messaging or modeling fitness for health when I was young (granted this was before...
Aging and Death as a Vital Stage of Life
When naturopathic doctors treat people in the early part of their lives, we strengthen them and optimize as much as possible. We help young people to go on to have vibrant lives, equipped with creativity and resilience for the journey. Then, they take their journeys...








