Naturopathy treats a wide range of health conditions. Some conditions include hormone imbalances, chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, digestive disorders, heart disease and hypertension, skin conditions, chronic pain, women’s health, infertility, stress management, anxiety and depression, immune systems disorders, blood sugar dysregulation, weight management and cold/flu prevention, among many others.

Naturopathy is a medical system that uses natural therapies, scientific information, and western medical diagnostics. It supports the power of the body to heal itself. Naturopathy uses several medical disciplines to create customized treatment plans tailored to the individual, including herbal medicine, clinical nutrition and acupuncture

Naturopathic doctors are highly trained, skilled, healthcare practitioners committed to providing the best possible care for those looking for more natural treatment options than the conventional medical community provides. In Ontario, Naturopathic medicine is a regulated health profession and requires 8 years of post-secondary education, including a 4-year undergraduate degree including pre-medicine sciences and a 4.5-year post graduate program at a CNME accredited naturopathic college. In order to qualify for licensing in Ontario, Naturopathic Doctors must pass two rigorous sets of Naturopathic Physicians Licensing Exams (NPLEX I & II), the standard exams used across North America. The licensing body in…