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Treatment Options
The following naturopathic treatment options
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Acupuncture
and Oriental Medicine - a combination of acupuncture
using sterile, disposable needles, with diet and herbal formulas
to balance the flow of chi (energy) through the body. Read
more... Acupuncture | Cosmetic
Accupuncture |
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Clinical
Nutrition - examines the relationship between diet
and health, and uses diets and supplements from researched
protocols to treat a variety of conditions.
In order to ensure you have access to the highest quality
supplements available, the Haessler Naturopathic dispensary
stocks only professional lines of nutritional supplements.
These companies test their products to ensure the highest
standards of purity and effectiveness.
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Botanical
(Herbal) Medicine - the use of plants, individually and
in combinations, for healing which dates back to ancient civilization
and is the foundation of modern pharmacology. |
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Bowen
Therapy - a series of specific, gentle moves across tendons,
muscles and fascia throughout the body which can treat a variety
of musculoskeletal conditions. Read
more... |
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Homeopathic
Medicine - uses small doses of plant, animal and mineral
substances to stimulate the body’s self healing abilities. |
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Naturopathic
Hydrotherapy - Hot and cold water applications to the
skin cause changes in the circulation of the blood and lymph
which lead to changes at the cellular, tissue, and organ system
levels of the body. |
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Prevention
and Life Style Modification - identify risk factors and
develop programs to modify behaviour and help patients make
effective lifestyle choices. |
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a therapeutic lifestyle program that can help you improve your
health, achieve your health goals, and reduce your health risks.
The program offers support concerning diet, exercise, stress
management and appropriate nutritional supplementation.
Read
more... or download
the FirstLine Therapy brochure. (PDF | 408k)
Watch the FirstLine Therapy Video |
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Professional Labour Assistant (Doula)
- provide prenatal information about the birth process, available
technology and alternatives to the labouring woman and her
partner, as well as continuous, uninterrupted physical and
emotional support throughout labour and birth in the setting
of their choice.
Lab Services - Nutritional
factors, environmental and/or heavy metal toxins often contribute
to health concerns. Important diagnostic evidence can be obtained
through non-invasive tests which analyze hair, urine, saliva,
or blood. |
