Toronto Naturopaths focused on Women's Health, Hormones and Fertility
Our Toronto Naturopathic Clinic
We pride ourselves in providing science-based naturopathic medicine with respect and warmth. We are located in the North York Centre at Willowdale and Sheppard, in Toronto.
Since 2001, our naturopathic doctors have been leaders in women’s health, hormones and fertility in naturopathic medicine.
Our naturopaths provide a full range of laboratory testing science-based therapeutics and nutrition as well as bio-identical hormones and dessicated thyroid.
Our Licensed Toronto Naturopaths
Our Naturopathic Doctors are registered with the College of Naturopaths of Ontario. We are involved in teaching, writing, and research in addition to keeping busy clinical practices.
We were voted Best Naturopath by the Inside Toronto Readers Choice Awards for 2014, in the North York Mirror!
Female Pattern Hair Loss and the Hair Microbiome
Around 40-50% of women will develop Androgenetic alopecia: female pattern hair loss. A recent study examined excess testosterone’s role in this issue.
Intermittent Fasting for PCOS
Intermittent fasting has a surprising impact on insulin levels and inflammatory markers, making it an effective treatment option in women with PCOS.
The Circadian Rhythm of Fat Cells
In PCOS, fat cell dysfunction is a major, integral part of inflammation and insulin resistance. Interestingly, a new study is the first to discover circadian rhythms in human fat cells. In simplest terms, this means that our metabolism changes over the course of the day, as well as during the night. Participants with relatively normal circadian rhythms
Progesterone and Recurrent Miscarriages
Currently, in Canada, a thorough workup into the cause of a pregnancy loss isn’t recommended until a woman experiences three or more miscarriages. Recurrent miscarriages are estimated to occur in 1-1.5% of the population, and are defined as three or more pregnancy losses before 20 weeks 1. The trauma of experiencing one miscarriage—let alone three—is
Thyroid Antibodies: Measuring Autoimmunity
The thyroid gland is the master of our metabolism. It controls the production of ATP, our fuel source, and therefore impacts every system within the body if it is not functioning optimally. In conditions of hypothyroidism, we see T4 and T3 hormones lower and TSH rise. In conditions of hyperthyroidism, we see T4 and T3 hormones rise
The Connection Between the Liver, Bile, and the Brain Adrenal (HPA) Axis
Discover how having a “sluggish” liver can disrupt adrenal function, metabolism, and more.
