So what exactly are adaptogens

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So what exactly are adaptogens

Adaptogens are such a common term for naturopaths and herbalists that we forget not everyone knows what they are or how they can help. So, what exactly is an adaptogen? And why do we love them so much? Interestingly, the term adaptogen didn’t begin in herbal medicine at all. It was first introduced in the…

Is pathology testing always necessary

Social media glorifies the message “test don’t guess” which could make you think that more testing automatically leads to better answers, while the lack of testing could just be a “guess”. However, when working with a qualified naturopath or herbalist, our treatment plans are never about guessing, they are about understanding you. While pathology and…

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