What is Naturopathic Medicine?

The oldest medicine, and the future of healthcare.

  • The Theory.

    Naturopathic physicians combine traditional healing wisdom with modern medical research. Rather than simply managing symptoms, naturopathic medicine focuses on identifying and treating the underlying causes of disease. It views the body as an integrated whole, prioritizing natural, least invasive, and least toxic therapies to restore health and promote lifelong wellness.

  • The Doctors.

    Naturopathic physicians graduate from an accredited university, receive rigorous clinical training, and are board certified, with expertise in natural therapies, nutrition, lifestyle medicine, botanical medicine, nutraceuticals, pharmaceutical prescribing, and physical medicine.

  • The Impact.

    Naturopathic medicine goes beyond treating symptoms—it transforms health by addressing the root causes of disease and restoring balance in the body. By emphasizing prevention, education, and natural therapies, naturopathic doctors (NDs) empower patients to take control of their well-being. This holistic approach not only improves individual health outcomes but also reduces the burden of chronic disease, leading to healthier communities and a more sustainable healthcare system.

The 6 Guiding Principles

  • First Do No Harm – Utilizing the safest, least invasive treatments and referring when necessary.

  • The Healing Power of Nature – Supporting the body’s natural ability to heal using nature-based therapies.

  • Identify and Treat the Cause – Addressing the root causes of illness, not just symptoms.

  • Doctor as Teacher – Educating and empowering patients for long-term wellness.

  • Treat the Whole Person – Considering physical, mental, emotional, and environmental factors in health.

  • Prevention – Proactively identifying and addressing imbalances before they lead to illness.