June is Men’s Health Month, and this timely blog post is designed to provide information on the leading causes of men’s mortality and to serve as a reminder for men to be proactive about their health. It also contains useful ... Read More
This month’s celebrations of both Pride Month and Juneteenth are wonderful reminders of how deeply our identities intertwine with the care we receive. At Whole Health Naturopathy, we firmly believe that safe, affirming, and equitable care should be the standard ... Read More
Environmental medicine is a field that examines how environmental factors—such as heavy metals, molds, chemicals, pesticides, herbicides, and pollutants—affect human health. It integrates aspects of toxicology, industrial medicine, public health, and preventative care. Exposure to environmental toxins (naturally occurring) and ... Read More
If you’re on the hunt for a new primary care doctor, you already know that it’s not easy! Long waitlists, limited availability, and rushed appointments are all increasingly common. But why is it so difficult to find a primary care ... Read More
Naturopathic Treatment for Parkinson’s in Olympia, Washington A Whole Health Perspective on a Growing Concern – Why Parkinson’s Awareness Matters Parkinson’s disease (PD) is a progressive neurological condition that affects the brain’s ability to coordinate movement and maintain balance. While ... Read More
Public health is the science and practice of protecting and improving the health of people and their communities. This effort ensures we have access to clean water, safe food, and vaccines that prevent the spread of dangerous diseases. Unlike individual ... Read More
Just as cold and flu season is FINALLY dwindling here, allergy season is picking up. Here are some ideas for managing seasonal allergies; many of these ideas may be a helpful reminder to do what you already know to do, ... Read More
With March being National Endometriosis Awareness Month, there’s no better time to shed light on this condition that affects about 1 in 10 females of reproductive age worldwide! Despite it being so common, it remains one of the most under ... Read More
Valentine’s Day in February is known for its chocolates, flowers, and heart-shaped cards – all wonderful symbols of love. But what about the human heart? February is also American Heart Month, a time to show our love to this vital ... Read More
Is the New Year time for a new you? Often, people make New Year’s resolutions that strive for perfection but do not allow themselves grace to make slow transitions. Achievement of lasting change is not an all or nothing perspective. ... Read More
