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!
The Relationship Between Gut Health and Endometriosis
Endometriosis is a chronic inflammatory condition characterized by endometrial-like tissue found outside the uterus. This tissue is commonly found on the ovaries, and is described as a “chocolate cyst” on ultrasound. It can also be found on the uterine ligaments, in the colon, and throughout the abdominal cavity. It can even be found on the
Bile Acids as a Hormonal Factor in PCOS
A study was recently conducted on circulating bile acids in women with PCOS. This is the very first study [1] of its kind, and involved 37 women with PCOS matched to women without the condition. Researchers measured conjugated bile acids, and these were found to be elevated in patients with PCOS. Additionally, high bile acid levels were also
PCOS and Infertility
Learn about what causes PCOS infertility, and how to address it with standard and naturopathic treatment options.
Recurrent Bacterial Vaginosis and the Vaginal Microbiome
In this article, we delve into what the vaginal microbiome is, and how important it is to the root cause of recurrent bacterial vaginosis.
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.
