By Dr. Joe Wessels Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. This is one way we celebrate the heart in February, but did you also know that February is National Heart Health Month? Indeed, February is when we get to pay tribute to this important organ! We’d be remiss if we didn’t mention that February …
By Dr. Eva Wilson As COVID vaccinations become available for more and more of us, Americans begin to celebrate the light at the end of the tunnel. We’ve faced nearly a year of a deadly global pandemic that has disrupted our lives. An effective vaccine would mean that we are nearing the end of the …
Are you feeling sluggish? Your metabolism isn’t performing like it used to? Here at NCNM, we help you understand the language of your body.
If you’re walking around with a foggy head or scoping out a spot for a cat nap, it’s time to address your sleep hygiene.
Lighten up for the summer by finally relieving your itchy skin! Permanently. Let’s treat the root cause of your skin concerns.
In sharing my new understanding of Black Lives Matter and Silence is Violence, I In sharing my new understanding of Black Lives Matter, I hope to inspire you to start your own conversations using mindfulness. I have included a list of tips for mindfully navigating today’s challenging times.
Written by Dr. Camille Koontz on December 6th, 2019 If there was a magic pill that gave us more energy, helped with weight loss, lowered blood pressure, reduced risk of heart disease, and could lead to a longer healthier life… well, I’m pretty sure we’d all be jumping in line to get some! How about …
Dr. Kelsi Ervin explains why hydrotherapy is important for restoring a healthy rhythm to our bodies during a time of healing.
Written by Dr. Camille Koontz At its core cleansing is simple: reduce toxins, rest the gut, and provide key nutrition to assist the body in shedding any toxic residues that have been building up in the body. Traditionally spring is an ideal time to set aside some time for cleansing your body. We go into …
Written by Dr. Sunshine Are Antibiotics Bad? The word is out- antibiotics cause side effects that can cause long term problems. Food cravings, anxiety, depression, irritable bowels, gas and bloating, pain syndromes, autoimmune related activity, endometriosis, and about every condition out there- have ties to fungal and bacterial imbalance in the body. We have been …
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