No! Absolutely not!

The best health care is a combination of both.

It’s your family doctor’s job to ensure that you don’t have a life-threatening illness. Drugs and surgery are excellent life-saving tools, which is what they are designed for. Also, your family doc is an excellent first-line diagnostician and will make sure ...

WRONG! Just ask my patients with chronic fatigue, or my patient that avoided having a colostomy, or the other one with colitis and daily bleeding and stomach pain who couldn’t eat anything ...

Unfortunately it isn’t, however check with you insurance company. Most private insurers provide coverage for a certain yearly amount. You are reimbursed when you submit your receipts.

To obtain the professional degree of Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine (ND) students must:

Have successfully obtained and undergraduate degree including courses in basic sciences prerequisitesbiology, biochemistry, chemistry, organic chemistry, psychology, stats and physics. Dr. Grime’s has degrees in Biomedical sciences and biology ...

This depends on you, and the condition we are treating. This is a completely different process to symptom/disease management with medication. We are engaging healing and repair in the body, similar to growing a bonsai tree. We need the right ...

Relative to “free” health care, yes, it does seem expensive. Relative to what health care actually costs, it’s a steal. Relative to what other professionals are paid, even other ...

The process of repair is very different than symptom control. Whole-person care is also very different to the “1 problem per visit only” approach. The body is complex. Healing an issue often requires ...