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The Evolution of Naturopathic Medicine: A Journey Rooted in Natural Healing
Naturopathic medicine has evolved from early 20th-century “Nature Cure” roots into a modern, science-informed healthcare profession. After periods of decline, the field has resurged with accredited medical programs, expanded licensure, and a renewed demand for holistic, preventive care. Today, naturopathic doctors blend natural therapies with modern science to treat the whole person and support the body’s innate ability to heal.
Bradley Bush, ND
20 minutes ago4 min read


The Power of Slow-Release Dihydroberberine for Blood Sugar and Metabolic Health
Slow-release dihydroberberine (DHB) offers a breakthrough in blood sugar and metabolic health. As a more bioavailable form of berberine, DHB provides 5–10× better absorption, fewer GI side effects, and sustained glucose support. By stabilizing blood sugar, improving lipid balance, and enhancing insulin sensitivity, DHB bridges natural and conventional care—an advanced ally for lasting metabolic wellness.
Bradley Bush, ND
Nov 172 min read


5 of Nature’s Secrets to Youthful Skin
Women spend hundreds each year chasing youthful, glowing skin—but with so many products available, it’s hard to know what truly works. Key ingredients like vitamin C help fight wrinkles and sun damage, while hyaluronic acid boosts hydration and elasticity. Bakuchiol offers retinol-like benefits without irritation, and peptides support collagen repair. Even topical estrogen, under medical guidance, can restore softness. Choose natural formulas and trusted brands for lasting, h
Rebecca Bush, ND
Nov 172 min read


Proving What’s Been Known for Centuries About Black Seed Oil
Centuries of traditional use meet modern science in our clinical study on black seed oil’s effects on cardiovascular health. Over six weeks, participants taking a standardized black seed oil supplement experienced significant reductions in both systolic and diastolic blood pressure, along with improved resting heart rate. These findings support black seed oil’s potential as a natural tool for heart health—especially when quality and consistency are prioritized.
Bradley Bush, ND
Oct 153 min read
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