Naturopathic Medicine in the Interlake

Naturopathic Treatment Modalities

Clinical Nutrition

Nutrition and the therapeutic use of foods is the cornerstone of naturopathic medicine.  Food intolerances, deficiencies, dietary imbalances or nutritional excesses have been associated with many medical conditions

Botanical Medicine

Medicinal plants have been and will continue to be a valuable part of health care.  These plants and plant substances are highly effective and safe and in the right dosage and when used correctly with other herbs and treatments.

Homeopathic Medicine

This powerful system of medicine is more than 200 years old and is widely accepted in many countries.  Homeopathic remedies are made from specific dilutions of plant, animal and mineral substances.

Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture

The practice of acupuncture has been around for over 2000 years and has proven to be very effective, especially for pain relief and chronic illness.

Physical Medicine

Treatments include soft tissue work (including therapeutic massage), naturopathic manipulation of soft tissue, bone or spine, hydrotherapy techniques and exercise therapy

Prevention and Lifestyle Counselling

Mental attitudes and emotional states are important elements in healing and disease.  Addressing all aspects of a person's life, identifying and addressing the impact that stress and life events have on a patient's health is an important aspect of naturopathic medicine.