EEEEeeeeeeekkkkkkk….it’s raining out there. And we just ate a bunch of food we don’t normally eat (at least in those portions). We just had 3 days of no routine (I, for one, have no idea what day it is today). Our houses are disasters! Our kids are hopped up on sugar. Our husbands are lying on the couch with a
If you build it, they will come….and they are – phew!!! After months of talking, and dreaming, and preparing, and worrying, and stressing, we did it. We opened up our own clinic. And it’s awesome. And fun. Now we are laughing, and smiling, and dancing (despite the fact that some of us shouldn’t dance-at least in front of other people).
Okay, a super duper lot more than that fly over the cuckoo’s nest every single day. And if you have lived in a cave recently, or are just too young to clue into my pop culture reference here, allow me to make myself clear. I am talking about “the crazies”, “the sickos”, “the psychos”, “the clowns”…..the humans who struggle with
#1) Our preferred modality of treatment lies within the realm of magic potions: No, but I wish it did. David Copperfield still manages to screw with my mind. If only I had his techniques…..there is something to be said for the illusion of placebo. I’ll let you ponder that for awhile……For those of you who have sought out naturopathic treatment,
Contrary to my usual posts, today’s blog is going to focus on an astounding, awe-inspiring human being, my cousin, Kyle Miller. Some of you may be aware of Kyle and his current battle, but if not, let me learn you. Kyle, a 31 year old Orangeville native, is battling a rare form of sarcoma bone cancer, for the second time.
Why yes, we must. Not a big deal. Not when you think about it. We ALL do it (even though I am aware of the small subset of the population who swear they don’t poop or pass gas – ha! And we all believe them. Because we are all fools. Right.) So the question is not whether or not we
I do it. My kids do it. My parents do it. As do my in-laws. Heck, my patients even do it. What do we do?? We catch colds. And flus. I’m not one to jump on too many trendy bandwagons, but this is one I just can’t resist. The problem with everybody doing it though, is not all of us
No. Gluten does not come from a cow. So let’s set this blog up. Gluten is a protein, which comes mainly in foods processed from wheat and other grain species (rye, barley, spelt). It is composed of both gliadin and glutelin. It’s purpose is to help the dough keep it’s shape, and to give it rise and elasticity. And although
As we are aware, there are all kinds of doctors out there. The medical doctor, the naturopathic doctor, the doctorate kind of doctor, the homeopathic doctor, the aforementioned witch doctor, the doctor of love, Dr. Who, etc. Today I am going to discuss the difference between a naturopathic doctor and a homeopathic doctor. Mostly because I am always confused with
Every year, I try to keep a tab as far as how many times I have been sick with the flu. Optimally, I want to get sick 2-3 times a year, just to keep my immune system on the up and up. If I am getting sick more often, then I know I need to clean things up a bit.