Alternative Medicine in Wake County, NC

Naturopathic medicine is a distinct health care system that blends modern scientific knowledge with traditional and natural forms of medicine. It is the art and science of disease diagnosis, treatment and prevention using natural and alternative therapies. A Naturopathic Doctor views the personal as

A smart, natural approach to getting well and staying well is called Functional Medicine - introduced by Dr. Mark Hyman, M. D. To millions of people across the nation. Functional Medicine is a low risk/high reward alternative to pharmaceuticals for everyone: kids, adolescents, women during reproductive

At Essential Wellness we aim to improve patients' health and well-being by helping them regain and maintain the balance of body, spirit and mind. By using acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine we don't just mask symptoms, we treat the root of the problem, thereby achieving a more significant and lasting

Ayres Chiropractic was established in 1987 with the idea of bringing 1st class care to families in the triangle area. Before long however, the clinic started attracting world-class athletes seeking treatment. In 1997, Dr. Ayres purchased a facility in North Raleigh twice the size of the original office

Our major studio room is filled with natural light through large floor to ceiling windows. Gorgeous trees and plants arranged at all over lend to the serene feel of the Studio @ Hargett. We're proud to provide yoga/pilates fusion and pilates mat + classes, as well as pilates equipment classes utilizing

This service provides an personal exclusive time with Ann Jones to do an assessment of what the body requirements to restore or balance itself. During the consultation you'll have written questionnaires to complete, one of which may be a lifestyle analysis. Other tools used to aid determine strengths

Only the best quality stainless steel disposable needles are used. These come in pre-sterilized sealed packets and are discarded after use. Because the needles are about the thinness of two hairs, insertion is often hardly felt at all. There may be an occasional sharpness or a dull ache, but these sensations