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Frequently Asked QuestionsIs Naturopathic Medicine scientific?Yes. There is more and more research coming out on the use of natural therapies use for the treatment of various conditions and diseases. Meghan stays on top of all current research so that you get the most effective and up to date treatments. Although there is a focus on research, Meghan treats each patient as an individual with unique concerns and when research is not available or applicable, treatment is based upon clinical judgement, conventional and naturopathic assessment. For more information on research
click here to visit the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine's Research Department. Can I see my naturopath and my family medical doctor at the same time?Yes, in fact it is encouraged! Dr. Meghan enjoys collaborating with other heath care providers and believes that this typically provides patients with the best possible care.
I take medication, is there any point in me seeing a naturopath?Naturopathic doctors are trained to recognize interactions between supplements and medications and are able to pick the best treatments for your specific needs. Dr. Meg will be able to suggest treatment to help with side effects you are experiencing from your medication or to help support what the medication is already doing. If addressing the underlying cause of disease at the same time it is sometimes possible that not as much medication will be needed.
*Note: Only your medical doctor can adjust the dosage of your medication |
Still Have Questions?Remember, if you have any other questions you can book a free Discovery appointment to determine if Dr. Meghan is the right fit for you and your health concerns. Click here for more information and how to book.
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