The Naturopathic Diagnostic Process: From Intake to Root Cause
Walk into a naturopathic appointment expecting a quick verdict, and you'll be caught off guard. The whole approach is built around not jumping to one. A naturopathic doctor spends most…
Walk into a naturopathic appointment expecting a quick verdict, and you'll be caught off guard. The whole approach is built around not jumping to one. A naturopathic doctor spends most…
Boil it down and naturopathic medicine is about treating the person instead of chasing the symptom around the room. The tools are mostly natural ones. Nutrition, plant medicine, changes to…
Most people book a naturopathic doctor for one of two reasons. Either something’s been nagging at them for months, and the usual advice hasn’t helped, or they’re trying to get…
A naturopathic doctor in Ontario isn’t a coach or a hobbyist with a supplement shelf. It’s a licensed primary care role, and reaching it requires 8+ years of schooling and…
In Ontario, only one of these three titles is protected by law. “Dietitian” is regulated; “nutritionist” isn’t; and naturopathic nutrition falls under a different regulated profession again. So the same…
Health advice that fits everyone fits no one well. The same handful of tips gets passed around regardless of your body, your past, or what you're after. That's what sends…
Choosing the right naturopathic doctor in Ontario involves more than online reviews. This blog explains what patients should look for, including practitioner regulation, integrative healthcare models, diagnostic depth, clinic philosophy, and collaborative care.
In Part 2 of this series, Dr. Sophie Pollon-MacLeod, ND examines testosterone replacement therapy in menopausal women, including current research, potential benefits and risks, and why access to treatment remains limited in Canada.
Cholesterol and routine labs can look perfectly normal while hidden inflammation quietly raises your risk for heart disease. One key marker that can reveal this risk is C-reactive protein (CRP). In this article, Dr. Laeticia Domagalski, ND explains why CRP matters and how lifestyle strategies can help lower inflammation and protect long-term heart health.
Discover how progesterone—your body’s natural calming hormone—profoundly influences mood, sleep, and stress. Dr. Sophie Pollon-MacLeod, ND explains why fluctuations in perimenopause can leave you feeling anxious, irritable, and exhausted, and how micronized progesterone may help restore balance.