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A good naturopath?
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binky11
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A good naturopath?
I could not go through all the pages in this thread to look to see if this referral has been already addressed, forgive me if it has.
I am in real need of a GOOD naturopath. I now know after many years of being so unwell, that that my issues cannot be treated by my or any GP. Like GP's, I am sure that there are good and bad. Difference is, it's not covered by medical, and whatever I am going to pay is going to come out of my meger $200.00 a month grocery budget, so I need someone who is not going to rob me blind. Does anyone have any idea even approximately what they charge for a first visit when they do all their testing? I really have no idea. Adrenal fatigue and sky high cortisol levels is my priority right now to get under control. Would love to hear from anyone who has been to one and can highly recommend. :) Thanks.
I am in real need of a GOOD naturopath. I now know after many years of being so unwell, that that my issues cannot be treated by my or any GP. Like GP's, I am sure that there are good and bad. Difference is, it's not covered by medical, and whatever I am going to pay is going to come out of my meger $200.00 a month grocery budget, so I need someone who is not going to rob me blind. Does anyone have any idea even approximately what they charge for a first visit when they do all their testing? I really have no idea. Adrenal fatigue and sky high cortisol levels is my priority right now to get under control. Would love to hear from anyone who has been to one and can highly recommend. :) Thanks.
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TreeGuy
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Re: A good naturopath?
My Naturopath is Dr. Wickenheiser, he’s a good Dr not a snake oil salesman. He did send me to Dr Pagdin when I was experiencing similar symptoms. Dr Pagdin is pricey but VERY good.
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Lady tehMa
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Re: A good naturopath?
binky11 wrote:I could not go through all the pages in this thread to look to see if this referral has been already addressed, forgive me if it has.
I am in real need of a GOOD naturopath. I now know after many years of being so unwell, that that my issues cannot be treated by my or any GP. Like GP's, I am sure that there are good and bad. Difference is, it's not covered by medical, and whatever I am going to pay is going to come out of my meger $200.00 a month grocery budget, so I need someone who is not going to rob me blind. Does anyone have any idea even approximately what they charge for a first visit when they do all their testing? I really have no idea. Adrenal fatigue and sky high cortisol levels is my priority right now to get under control. Would love to hear from anyone who has been to one and can highly recommend. :) Thanks.
I have been treated for Adrenal Fatigue - I saw Dr. Alana Berg at Mission Naturopathic. Naturopathy isn't cheap, though :( Your best bet is to ask around and see who has any programs that might help?
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