Naturopathic Physicians are graduates of 4-year Naturopathic Medical schools that train them in the same basic medical sciences and clinical subjects that Medical Doctors study. However, while M.D. training emphasizes pharmacological drugs and surgery, Naturopathic Doctors are trained in less invasive methods of nutritional, herbal and homeopathic medicine, as well as physical medicine procedures such as acupuncture, hydrotherapy, electrotherapy, manual therapy and manipulation, and counseling therapy. At the same time, however, Naturopathic Doctors are able to prescribe most drugs as needed.
Visit with a Naturopathic Doctor (N.D.)
Usually, patients are surprised on their first consultation with their Naturopathic Doctor at the fact that as much as 90 minutes of face-to-face time is spent, as opposed to the usual 5-15 minutes spent on a conventional doctor visit. A Naturopathic Physician takes the time to take a thorough medical history, do a physical exam and explain a complete treatment plan. This may involve body chemistry testing beyond the basic blood test, including complete panels of thyroid, adrenal and other hormone function, minerals and toxic heavy metals, food allergens, and infection factors. Such tests would reveal underlying factors maintaining chronic health conditions, and the Naturopathic Physician is concerned above all with the cause and not just the symptoms of the disease. The ultimate goal in gathering health information is to design, with the aid of technology, a complete, individual Prescription Food Plan, enabling the patient to work on health and prevent serious disease by using the food as medicine.
Treatments with a Naturopathic Doctor (N.D.)
Treatment options in the natural therapy clinic start with an anti-inflammatory or cleansing diet, accompanied by an alkaline, anti-oxidant type of water, as well as nutritional and botanical supplements. Usually, results are enhanced and accelerated by physical or energy therapy, including acupuncture, and often a European medical spa-style detoxification program. Conditions treated include all types of pain and injury, fatigue, allergy, overweight condition, depression and anxiety, hormone imbalances, digestive disorders, women’s and children’s disorders, blood pressure and cardiovascular disease, diabetes, nervous system conditions, and infertility.
what is your fee for bioresonance therapy
Hi Gary, we are currently pausing Bioresonance therapy due to technical difficulties. However, if you have other issues, we would be happy to see if other therapies we offer could help.
Are you offerinh bioresonance therapy and if so what is the cost per treatment? Do you have a services cost sheet I can review in advance of an appointment? Thank you, Lee
Hi Lee,
Thank you for your inquiry! We are no longer offering bioresonance therapy, but if you have other concerns, we have other modalities that are able to achieve the same results.
If you are interested, please call the number 425-775-6001 to schedule a free consultation.
Best,
NHMC
I saw Dr Ketaif listed on the PANDAS network provider list. Does your office diagnose and treat PANDAS syndrome?
Hi Salimeh,
Thanks for your inquiry. Yes, Dr.Kitaeff works with individuals diagnosed with PANDAS. Please give us a call at 425-775-6001 for an appointment.
Sincerely,
NHMC