Natural Medicine of Seattle Blog
Testosterone: More Than Just Muscle Building
Testosterone plays many roles in the body and it’s essential for both men and women. Dr. Robertson goes into detail on testosterone and natural ways to increase its levels.
Naturopathic Approaches to Hormonal Acne
Hormonal acne can affect skin of all ages and there are natural ways to treat it. Read how a naturopathic doctor approaches hormonal acne.
How Your Annual Wellness Exam Keeps You Healthy
Take advantage of your annual wellness exam and learn how it can optimize your health. Let this once a year checkup work for you!
Treating Pain with Regenerative Injection Therapies
Don’t let pain hold you back. Dr. Payton Robertson breaks down what regenerative injection therapies are available to treat your pain.
Welcome, Dr. Payton Robertson!
Dr. Payton Robertson joins the team as our newest resident physician! Read more about his bio here.
Bone Health: Strong Bones Part II
In her previous post, Dr. Kara Menzer explained the importance of bone health. Read here for her Part II on how to build strong bones!
Bone Health: The Essentials to Maintaining Strong Bones
Strong bones is a vital part of healthy aging. Dr. Kara Menzer dives into the importance of assessing your bone health and what it means to have low bone density.
Sunscreen: Your Key Ingredient to a Healthy Summer Glow
Dr. Grace Chang explains why sunscreen is a healthy part of enjoying the sunshine this Summer, and how to choose the right product for your needs.
Allergies or Illness? How to Tell the Difference and What You Can Do
Right about now, if you are like thousands of people in the Pacific Northwest, your allergies may be at their worst and driving you into a sneezing frenzy! The tricky part is, we’re also in the middle of a pandemic. So you may be wondering, “Is this an allergy attack, or is it COVID-19”?
Phthalates: Common, but not safe
The time for Spring cleaning is here, and it’s important to remember your beauty products. Read on to learn more about a common chemical that is best avoided, and sources for healthier alternatives.