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Dr. Amali Firhoj, ND
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Do You Actually Need a Detox?
Detox programs are popular in wellness culture. Many people turn to juice cleanses, supplements, or special diets to remove toxins from the body. Despite their popularity, the question remains: do you actually need a detox? Understanding the mechanisms behind detoxification can help you make informed decisions that support long-term health. Detoxes and cleanses are a hotly debated topic among the Naturopathic and Health Professional community, because they are not technically
Jun 2


My non-negotiables in times of chronic stress
Stress is an unavoidable part of life, but unmanaged chronic stress can take a toll on your physical, emotional, and mental wellbeing. It can be very challenging to incorporate any wellness practices when we are so physically, mentally or emotionally spent. In both my personal experiences with stress and through clinical practice, I’ve identified 4 Non‑Negotiable Habits that support resilience, reduce burnout, and preserve long‑term health: Up Your Protein Intake: There are
May 27


How your physical health affects anxiety and depression
Anxiety and depression are often thought of as purely emotional or mental challenges, but the connection between physical health and mood disorders is powerful and undeniable. As a naturopathic doctor, I work with patients who are surprised to learn how deeply their physical wellbeing affects their mental state and vice versa. Mental health is not isolated in the brain, it is integrated throughout the entire body. Inflammation, gut health, immune function, and hormone balance
May 2


Top Signs Your Gut is Mad at You (and How to Make Peace)
Your gut is remarkably patient. But when it reaches its limit, it does not send a polite message- it sends symptoms. In recent years, we are finally recognizing that gut health affects far more than digestion alone. The gut communicates with the immune system, the brain, and hormonal pathways, which means that when the digestive system is struggling, many parts of the body can feel off. Common digestive signs of gut distress include bloating, gas, constipation, diarrhea, and
Apr 22
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