The Concept of Slow Medicine
By Nancy Gahles by Nancy Gahles, DC, CCH, RSHom(NA), OIM “The trouble with the rat race is that even if you win, you’re still a rat” —Lily Tomlin The image of...
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Harnessing the Chronic Kidney Disease Epidemic
By Integrative Practitioner Staff by Robin Rose, MD, FNP, RN Chronic kidney dysfunction has taken epidemic proportions worldwide, and some call it a pandemic. Millions of Americans are affected by kidney-related...
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Your Integrative Healthcare Holiday Gift Guide
By Katherine Shagoury ‘Tis the season for good tidings and gift giving, and IntegrativePractitioner.com has you covered with 10 gadgets and goodies for the practitioners and health gurus in your...
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Stubborn Weight Loss and Genetic Testing
By Corie Edwards by Corie Edwards, ND Using a patient’s genetic code to both treat and prevent disease is nothing new. However, practitioners are now finding that genetic testing can...
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Direct pay offers opportunity for integrative professionals
By John Furlong Physicians may indeed have more autonomy and sovereignty in the debacle known as “healthcare in America” than we might think. I am a primary care doc, one...
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Survive the 12 Days of Christmas With These Wellness Tips
By Katherine Shagoury The holiday season is upon us, and those of us in the integrative world know what that can mean for patients physically, mentally, and emotionally. From gooey treats...
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Seasons of the heart: Addressing holiday stress concerns with patients
By Nancy Gahles by Nancy Gahles, DC, CCH, RSHom(NA), OIM Holidays harken songs of glad tidings for all: heartfelt sentiments are sent in cards, and gifts are given as tokens of...
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Death by overwork
By Nancy Gahles The American work culture has recently come under scrutiny for the notorious long hours expected of employees, leaving them little or no time for a proper work/life...
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