Wisconsin Naturopathic Doctors, Physician, Practioners Clinics in United States
Posted On Sunday, April 17, 2011 at at 6:34 AM by PradeepBay View Naturopathic Clinic
3003 S. Kinnickinnic Ave. 3rd Fl.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53207
Phone: 414-292-3992
Allison Becker, LAc ND MSOM
Naturopathic Family Clinic
4539 Woodgate Drive Suite A
Janesville, Wisconsin 53546
Phone: 608-531-0079
Web: www.naturopathicfamilyclinic.com
Bradley Bush, ND
New Hampshire Natural Health Clinic
373 280th Street
Osceola, Wisconsin 54020
Phone: 603-623-6800
Email: bradley@bushnd.com
Web: www.nhnatural.com
Mihal Davis, LAc ND
Grandmother Moon Clinic LLC
E4683 Hickory Road
Plain, Wisconsin 53577
Phone: 608-546-3280
Robin A. DiPasquale, ND
Red Lotus Healing Arts
34 Apple Hill Circle
Madison, Wisconsin 53717
Phone: 608-203-5890
Email: robindipasquale@yahoo.com
Jill Evenson, ND
Naturopathic Family Clinic
4539 Woodgate Drive
Janesville, Wisconsin 53546
Phone: 608-531-0079
Email: info@naturopathicfamilyclinic.com
Web: www.naturopathicfamilyclinic.com
Aaron Henkel, ND
Naturopathic Family Clinic
4539 Woodgate Dr.
Janesville, Wisconsin 53546
Phone: 608-531-0079
Email: info@naturopathicfamilyclinic.com
Web: www.naturopathicfamilyclinic.com
Michele A. Nickels, ND
Integrative Family Wellness Center
16535 W. Bluemound Rd Suite 222
Brookfield, Wisconsin 53005
Phone: 262-754-4910
Michele A. Nickels, ND
Cedarburg Women's Health Center
W62 N225 Washington Ave
Cedarburg, Wisconsin 53012
Phone: 262-376-1150
Web: www.drnickels.com
Kim E. Saxe, ND
Quantum Health Care LLC
11803 W. North Ave.
Wauwatosa, Wisconsin 53226
Phone: 414-258-5522
Web: www.milwaukeenaturopathic.com
Crystal Urban, LAc ND MSOM
Gentle Healing Acupuncture & Natural Medicine
109 S. Main Street
Eagle River, Wisconsin 54521
Phone: 715-477-2431
Email: dr.crystalurban@verizon.net
The Transition of Naturopathic Medicine Into Mainstream Medicine
Posted On Saturday, April 16, 2011 at at 11:21 AM by PradeepAs the world of naturopathic medicine continues to grow, so does its usage among ailing Americans. According to a study done by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, as of December of 2008, about 38 percent of American reporting using some type of alternative medicine in the past twelve months. Why are people turning to naturopathic medicine as a means to get healthy and feel better? Here are a few possible explanations. 1. There are many people have not had previous success treating their ailments with a Western medicine doctor, also known as an allopathic doctor. The many people who suffer from ailments like insomnia, allergies, chronic pain, and migraines sometimes find that allopathic doctors only mask the pain the experience with these problems. Prescription medications may only dull the pain, and a sufferer will find that although the pain may subside for a while, it will inevitably return. Naturopathic doctors want to help their patients by seeking the overall root of the problem, and look to promote overall health and well-being with the use of several remedies, including nutritional and herbal supplements, dietary and lifestyle changes, homeopathic remedies, and more. Naturopathic medicine believes in utilizing the entire body, as a whole, to treat an illness. 2. There is a growing concern for human health in regards to artificial substances that allopathic medicine uses in attempts to cure a patient. With the extra chemicals and hormones that are being added to food, in conjunction with artificial substances found in prescription drugs, there are health studies that suggest this combination of substances in the human body can lead to negative health effects. Naturopathic doctors and naturopathic medicine use the entire body as the main source of healing instead of synthetic components. Many people who have already attempted to utilize allopathic medicine as a way to feel healthier want to utilize all of their options and seek naturopathic medicine as a way to improve health. Where should a person go to seek naturopathic medicine treatment? There are only seven schools that are accredited and recognized by the Association of Accredited Naturopathic Medical Colleges, Council on Naturopathic Medical Education and North American Board of Naturopathic Examiners. Of the seven colleges of naturopathic medicine, the Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine, located in Tempe, AZ, is renowned for its clinical training and advancement of naturopathic medicine. Recently, the Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine purchased a 42,000 square foot building adjacent to the naturopathic college. This building will house a new naturopathic medicine clinic, which used to be located in Scottsdale. The campus and clinic will be unified within the next 16 months as they work to put the two next to each other. There will be a laboratory and a pharmacy within the clinic, and the students will continue to work with the Biodesign Institute at Arizona State University to study a plant that could stop smallpox if the virus was used as a bioterrorist threat. Students will no longer have to travel between facilities as they study to obtain a Naturopathic Doctor degree. The Southwest College of Naturopathic continues to help students earn their degrees in naturopathic medicine by adding about 60-70 licensed naturopathic doctors to Arizona each year.
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