By Dr. Natasha Turner ND One of the most common concerns that I hear from patients is that their once slim physique is now home to an ever growing population of fat cells – especially around their abdominal area. And Read the full article…

By Dr. Natasha Turner ND One of the most common concerns that I hear from patients is that their once slim physique is now home to an ever growing population of fat cells – especially around their abdominal area. And Read the full article…
By Dr. Natasha Turner ND When a patient comes to see me, I ask two basic questions: How’s your energy? and How’s your sex drive? When a patient tells me either of these aspects of his or her life has Read the full article…
Whether your hair is dull and lifeless, or seems to be falling out, know that what you put into your body, and leave out of it, can affect your hair’s health and thickness. The usual culprits behind any changes in Read the full article…
While your menstrual cycle may come and go – some months with more drama than others – there’s an active sequence of hormonal events occurring behind the scenes to make it happen each month. If you suffer from PMS, ranging Read the full article…
With summer officially arriving there’s a certain level of excitement when ditching the winter clothing and getting your mojo going for the sunny season. Here are five sure-fire ways to boost your body’s thermogenic rate so you can burn more Read the full article…
1) Don’t wear underwire bras. The underwire may compress the lymphatic drainage of the breast. This is not supported by scientific studies, but there is suggestion that the two may be linked. With breast cancer cases escalating, why add to Read the full article…
Estrogen balance is essential for achieving and maintaining fat loss. In men and premenopausal women, too much estrogen, a condition called estrogen dominance causes toxic fat gain, water retention, bloating and a host of other health and wellness issues. While Read the full article…
It’s no secret that women today are waiting longer to have children. This naturally decreases the opportunity for spontaneous pregnancy, especially for women in their mid- to late-thirties, leaving many couples seeking treatment for infertility. Approximately 1 in 6 couples Read the full article…