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We know it’s a challenge to find credible, research based information amongst all of the health material available now. We are judicious about where we are getting our information and also selective about what we recommend.

Below are a handful of favorite resources that the practitioners are referencing often during their days in practice:

Naturopathic Oncology: An Encyclopedic Guide for Patients and Physicians by Neil McKinney, ND (https://www.amazon.com/Naturopathic-Oncology-Neil-McKinney/dp/1926946022/ref=dp_ob_title_bk This book is a treasure trove of clinical experience and the latest evidence-based references in regards to using natural medicine to support people with cancer.   
New England School of Homeopathy – articles: http://www.nesh.com/articles-on-homeopathy/ It’s helpful to ask for guidance when searching for where to learn more about classical homeopathy! This website offers a plethora of articles from pioneers in the field- Amy Rothenberg, ND and Paul Herscu, ND. You can learn about homeopathy in general, how it can help specific conditions and what it’s role is in current issues like the opioid crisis and this particularly harsh influenza season.

The Homeopathic Treatment of Children by Paul Herscu, ND Understanding a child’s individual homeopathic constitution helps us realize how to best support them physically, mentally and emotionally.

Taking Charge of your Fertility by Toni Weschler– As essential read for every single female of any age to fully understand how their reproductive system works and how to naturally support and shart their cycles.

Herbs for Children’s Health by Rosemary Gladstar – An easy to read and utilize reference for supporting children’s ailments with natural herbal remedies at home.

Wild Feminine by Tami Lynn Kent, MSPT Women birth children as well as creative ideas throughout their lifetime. This book explores home practices geared towards nourishing the energy that resides in the pelvic bowl.

My New Roots – Vegetarian Recipe Resource. A creative, simple and nourishing recipe archive that utilizes plant based proteins, whole grains and sprouting techniques.

For even more resources, see our first edition of this post

At Richmond Natural Medicine, the practitioners often recommend their favorite holistic health resources to their patients. One of the things we always stress to every person is their innate ability to take control of their own health story and make a positive change through their own positive mindset and activities. We are here to educate you and aid in your healing journey.

About the Author:

Lindsay Kluge is a Clinical Herbalist & Licensed Dietitian Nutritionist and received her Masters of Science degree in Herbal Medicine from the Maryland University of Integrative Health in 2012. She has been with Richmond Natural Medicine since 2013, and specializes in therapeutic holistic nutrition, circadian rhythm balance and sleep physiology, digestion, and Ayurvedic nutrition. She offers individualized nutrition and herbal medicine consultations that include meal planning support, custom compounded herbal formulas, nutrition guidance and general wellness support.  Learn more about services that Lindsay offers at Richmond Natural Medicine by clicking HERE.

 

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