This blog post was reviewed by Lauren Ameling, DC, BCND. Cortisol is generally known as the body's stress hormone, which plays an important role in reaction to both real and perceived stresses. It helps maintain many different processes in the body, such as metabolism, immune response, and even blood sugar...
Naturopathic Training: A Comprehensive Path to Natural Healing
This blog post was reviewed by Lauren Ameling, DC, BCND. Naturopathic training offers a unique learning experience that focuses on supporting the whole person—physically, mentally, and emotionally. Naturopaths learn to harness natural healing methods and prioritize the preservation of health. They develop client-centered recommendations that consider individual lifestyles and needs,...
Identifying the Anxiety and Stress Effect Combo
This blog post was written by Trinity Alumni Dr. Jodi Barnett ND, Harvested Health LLC ( www.jodibarnett758.com) and reviewed by Lauren Ameling, DC, BCND. Identifying the Anxiety and Stress Effect Combo Anxiety is the most common psychiatric disorder in North America. An alarming 66% of North...
Natural Ways to Support the Aging Process
Gray hairs, fine lines and wrinkles, and increased pain all seem to be hallmarks of aging. We may not all like the changes our bodies go through, but staying healthy throughout the rest of our lives remains an important consideration. As adults enter their 30s, exploring natural ways to support...
The Pros and Cons of Low, Moderate, and High-Intensity Exercise
This blog post was written by Victoria L. Freeman, Ph.D., CHFS, CMH, CBC, and reviewed by Lauren Ameling, DC, BCND. Any type of exercise – lifting weights, jogging, swimming, cycling, yoga, or even walking -- can be performed in a high, moderate, or low-intensity fashion. The difference is how much energy we...