Naturopathic Healing Modalities

PRACTICE
Naturopathic philosophy serves as the basis for naturopathic practice. The current scope of naturopathic practice includes, but is not limited to:

• Clinical Nutrition
  That food is the best medicine is a cornerstone of naturopathic practice. Many medical conditions can be treated more effectively with foods and nutritional supplements than they can by other means, with fewer complications and side effects. Naturopathic physicians use dietetics, natural hygiene, fasting, and nutritional supplementation in practice.

• Homeopathic Medicine
  Homeopathic medicine is based on the principle of "like cures like." It works on a subtle yet powerful electromagnetic level, gently acting to strengthen the body's healing and immune response.

• Botanical Medicine
  Many plant substances are powerful medicines. Where single chemically-derived drugs may only address a single problem, botanical medicines are able to address a variety of problems simultaneously. Their organic nature makes botanicals compatible with the body's own chemistry; hence, they can be gently effective with few toxic side effects.

B.E.S.T. Bio-Energetic Synchronization Technique BEST was invented by a chiropractor who knew their must be a better way to correct subluxated vertebrae than cracking joints with high force adjusting. BEST uses your own bodies energies to help you heal. It is a very soft and gentle non-force technique.

• Mind-Body Medicine
  Mental attitudes and emotional states may influence, or even cause, physical illness. Counseling, nutritional balancing, stress management, and other therapies such as B.E.S.T. are used to help patients heal on the psychological level.

• Jin Shin Jyutsu
  Jin Shin Jyutsu is a gentle art from ancient Japanese tradition, which promotes optimal health and well-being and facilitates our own profound healing capacity.

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