Naturopathic Physician in Guilford, CT
Anxiety can be especially problematic during the holiday season – the time from November to February, generally. It can be hectic for some people. During this time of year feelings can shift from joy to grief at a moment’s notice.
Are you experiencing health symptoms that have left you feeling less than stellar? You have tried everything you can think of to address your symptoms: After all of this, are you still struggling with your symptoms despite the fact that
Starting off the new year right can be tricky. There are millions of messages in our everyday lives that tell us we have to look or act a certain way to be acceptable. What we need are ways to be
In the midst of the transition from fall to winter: We plan to watch our kids participate in athletic activities at school, We plan to get on our road bikes before the snow flies, We plan for that first ski
YOUR THYROID IS OFTEN BLAMED FOR EVERYTHING FROM… FatigueWeight Gain or Weight LossDry SkinSensitivity to Cold or HeatConstipation or DiarrheaMuscle AchesBrain Fog It’s highly possible that you’ve experienced at least one if not multiple symptoms related to thyroid disease –
Last night you let the babysitter order pizza for the kids. For some crazy reason there’s one slice of pepperoni left in the box on the counter. Thinking back to those college days… Why does leftover pizza seem like a
Have you ever felt off, but you just kept pushing through the pain? You might have experienced symptoms like: Brain fog, muscle aches, or fatigue. As time moved on, your symptoms didn’t. After a battery of tests, you were given
Proton Pump Inhibitors (PPIs) such as Nexium, Prevacid, and Protonix, are some of the most widely prescribed drugs in the U.S. They are typically given to patients who complain of heartburn or reflux (GERD), who are then kept on the
People often come to my office saying they’ve been diagnosed with IBS. They may complain of intestinal pain, constipation, diarrhea, or all of the above, yet all of their test results come back “normal”, so they are prescribed anti-spasmodic medications
I see quite a few patients with rheumatoid arthritis, and other autoimmune arthropathies, and what is the first thing I do? Give them anti-inflammatory medications? Give them immune-modulaters? No! Chances are, their rheumatologists have already done this. The first thing
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