by Dr Jeremy Hayman | Dec 5, 2019 | Blog Post, Insight, integrative medicine, Naturopathic Medicine
Ok, as a Naturopathic Doctor, I’m all about keeping your approach to health simple. That being said, there are literally dozens of things that ultimately create and influence your current and future health. Regardless of such complexities, it’s my job to...
by Dr Jeremy Hayman | Dec 3, 2019 | Blog Post, Cancer and Lifestyle, cancer and medicine, Insight, Naturopathic Medicine
Health seems to be one of those funny things, that when trying to gauge your own, a black or white answer isn’t aways clear. With disease on the other hand, if you’re not well, your body usually better defines that something might be wrong. That being said, people are...
by Dr Jeremy Hayman | Nov 28, 2019 | Blog Post, Insight, integrative medicine, Naturopathic Medicine
Whether you’re fully invested into health or not, both wellness and disease can easily become a complicated endeavour. Health, on the one hand, is a plethora of continuous practices designed to support optimal wellbeing, while disease happens because of short or long...
by Dr Jeremy Hayman | Nov 19, 2019 | Blog Post, Cancer and Lifestyle, Insight, integrative medicine, Naturopathic Medicine
With the endless supply of information out there, the potential of mixed messages and confusion about what’s good for you and what’s not is all too real. Combine the overabundance of information with the ever evolving complexities and commitments in life, most people...
by Dr Jeremy Hayman | Nov 5, 2019 | Blog Post, Insight, integrative medicine, Naturopathic Medicine
For some, when your child gets a fever, it can be a horrifying experience. Unfortunately, we’ve all been programmed to think that fevers are dangerous, and that they need to be treated and eliminated with medication. Yet what’s important to understand, is that when a...
by Dr Jeremy Hayman | Nov 4, 2019 | Blog Post, Insight, integrative medicine, Naturopathic Medicine
When it comes to antibiotics, the medical profession is finally making a shift. Remember when you were a child, every time you got sick, had a bad cough, fever, or flu, you’d head to the doctors and be prescribed a round (or more) or antibiotics? Sometimes it would...
