Staying well this fall season is simple and it begins with preventative remedies. This easy-to-make home remedy combines ingredients that you likely have on hand to create a soothing cough syrup.

If you have any specific health concerns, it’s always a good idea to chat with your doctor, hopefully your ND. Never give honey to an infant under 1 year of age. Please remember that while honey is a natural ingredient, it is still sweet so be mindful to consume it in moderation.

As fall approaches, it’s the ideal time to focus on your health. At the core of naturopathic medicine is the idea of "praevenire"—prevention is the best cure. This means taking proactive steps to stay healthy rather than just treating illness when it arises. If you’re wondering why you would need to book a session such as this, here are the top 10 reasons to schedule your preventative care session...

The Power of Fire Cider: A Step-by-Step Guide to Your Wellness Elixir. Fire Cider is a traditional remedy with deep roots in folk medicine. This traditional recipe is known for strengthening the immune system, boosting energy, helping with digestion, offering congestion relief, and more! Stay well this fall season!

For years, the EWG has been publishing its "Dirty Dozen" and "Clean Fifteen" lists to help consumers make informed choices. Pesticides are chemicals designed to control pests and weeds, but their widespread use comes with potential risks to human health and the environment. One significant concern is their role as endocrine disruptors, interfering with the body's hormonal systems. Here’s the 2024 line-up…

A common question with naturopathic medicine is 'How long will it take for me to heal'? Naturopathic medicine is a gentle, integrative approach that works to heal at the root cause, rather than just treating symptoms. You can expect this form of medicine to take longer. You can also expect this form of medicine to dig deep and enhance your body's natural ability to heal itself. At the perfect time and pace that is right for you. What does this mean?

The Cherokee story of two wolves offers profound insights into the human experience, reflecting the universal truths and struggles that people face in their lives. While the author of these wise words is of unknown origin, it is said to be deeply rooted to the Cherokee or the Lenape people. One of the most powerful lessons of the two wolves story is that you aren't alone.

The intricate relationship between our gastrointestinal (GI) system, skin, and brain has garnered increasing attention in recent years. Often referred to as the GI-Skin-Brain Axis, this complex interplay highlights how these seemingly distinct systems communicate and influence each other. Understanding the GI-Skin-Brain Axis offers new perspectives on holistic approaches to health and wellness.

Did you know that your brain has its own garbage disposal system? It’s called glymphatics, a relatively recent discovery that sheds light on how the brain cleanses itself. While the lymphatic system is well-known for clearing waste from the rest of the body, the glymphatic system plays a crucial role in maintaining the brain's health. The glymphatic system primarily operates during sleep, making a good night's rest essential for its proper functioning.

Carminative herbs are known to promote optimal digestive health. The term "carminative" is derived from the Latin word "carminare," which means "to expel wind." Carminative herbs are believed to work by relaxing the smooth muscles of the gastrointestinal tract, reducing spasms and facilitating the passage of gas through the digestive system. Additionally, some carminative herbs may have mild anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties that contribute to their digestive benefits such as bloating & indigestion.

Gratitude fills my heart as I reflect on the warmth & love that surrounds us during this special time of the year. Wishing you a peace-filled Holiday season!

New Earth Naturopathic will be closed through the New Year so that I may spend time with family & loved ones and recharge for the year ahead. During this time, I will also be taking a break from social media. Online scheduling is available if you’d like to get a jumpstart on your health for 2024. See you in the New Year with exciting things in store!

Fire Cider is a traditional remedy with deep roots in folk medicine. This traditional recipe is known for strengthening the immune system, boosting energy, helping with digestion, offering congestion relief, and more! While you can buy fire cider online or in herbal shops, I still make my own ~ mixing up the recipe a bit each time but keeping with the traditional elements. Today, I’m sharing the traditional recipe that I learned from my herbal mentor, Roberta Horsman, as passed down to her by Rosemary Gladstar. Additionally, I am sharing some insight and photos from my fall 2023 batch.

The Gut-Skin Axis is the communication pathway between your gastrointestinal system and your skin. The connection is complex, involving your gut microbiome, immune system, and hormonal balance. Let’s dive deep into the Gut-Skin Axis, explore how it works, and learn how you can leverage this connection to benefit your skin health.

As the flu season approaches, it's essential to explore naturopathic approaches to flu prevention. Naturopathic medicine emphasizes the body's innate ability to heal and maintain balance. Let’s chat about natural strategies to strengthen your immune system and stay healthy this season.