Why We Created Online Classes at Richmond Natural Medicine
At Richmond Natural Medicine, patient education has always been a cornerstone of our whole-person approach to care. We believe that when people understand what’s happening in
June 2026 Herb of the Month: Stinging Nettles
Stinging Nettle is a fierce little plant with a protective quality. It leaves a lasting impression on anyone who comes into contact with it. As its name suggests, it’s most well-
How to Support Your Circadian Rhythm, Especially As The Clocks Change
As the leaves begin to fall and the temperatures start to cool, the changing landscape serves as a gentle reminder that we, too, should change this time of year. Fall is the best t
Over Supplementation: Too Much Of A Good Thing?
Over Supplementation An emphasis on health and wellness is increasing in online communities. As a result, supplement manufacturers increasingly market new supplements to consumers
Dysautonomia
The term dysautonomia has been on the rise in recent years due to increasing prevalence, diagnosis, and awareness. The month of October is Dysautonomia Awareness Month, so we wante
A Naturopathic Approach to Celiac
What is Celiac Disease? Celiac disease is an immune-mediated response to gluten found within the diet that triggers an autoimmune inflammatory condition. After consuming gluten (a
Neurodegenerative Diseases
What is a neurodegenerative disease? A neurodegenerative disease is a disease that targets and progressively damages the nervous system, especially the brain. It is common for thes
August 2025 Herb of the Month: Lavender
It’s been a year since we started our Herb of the Month walks! At Richmond Natural Medicine, we cherish our walks in nature, working alongside it to help our patients achieve goo
What To Do If You Suspect Tick-Related Illnesses
For many of us, summer is the season we spend the most time outdoors, either playing in the yard, walking through the woods, gardening, or mowing our lawns. While most of us take p
July’s Herb of the Month: Burdock
Thinking of where the common burdock plant likes to grow, you’re most likely to find it clustered on the edges of waste sites. As in nature, so in your body, burdock has an affin