Natural Medicine of Denver

Natural Medicine of Denver We provide compassionate and comprehensive care through the use of Naturopathic Medicine Our approach to care is holistic and person-centered.

At Natural Medicine of Denver, we proudly provide Naturopathic Medicine and Acupuncture treatments to Denver, Colorado, and the surrounding areas. We involve our patients at each step, empowering them on their healing journey. Our goal is to help each patient reach their optimum level of health. As Naturopathic Doctors, we seek to identify the root cause of each illness. After running some diagnos

tic tests, we can determine the proper therapies and natural treatments needed to help you heal. As each person is unique, we use various tools to help identify the underlying problem. We use a wide range of natural treatments and therapies to help you achieve wellness. While our foundational tools are Naturopathic Medicine and Acupuncture, we also offer other treatment modalities. A few examples are Chinese medicine, homeopathy, craniosacral therapy, visceral manipulation, and dietary counseling. Read more about some of these treatment options below.

Routines help the body anticipate what is coming.Consistent sleep, meals, movement, and downtime all send signals to the...
08/21/2026

Routines help the body anticipate what is coming.

Consistent sleep, meals, movement, and downtime all send signals to the nervous system, metabolism, digestion, and hormones.

This is why a chaotic schedule can show up as fatigue, cravings, poor sleep, digestive changes, or cycle shifts.

Routine does not have to be rigid. It just needs to be supportive.

A steady rhythm can be a form of medicine.

A lot of women are trying to heal inside a culture that rewards constant output.More productivity. More optimization. Mo...
08/19/2026

A lot of women are trying to heal inside a culture that rewards constant output.

More productivity. More optimization. More doing.

But the body needs rhythm, recovery, nourishment, connection, and rest.

Health is not built by ignoring your limits. It is built by learning how to work with your physiology instead of constantly overriding it.

Your health deserves more than productivity advice.

Your morning sets signals for the rest of the day.You do not need a complicated routine, but your body responds well to ...
08/17/2026

Your morning sets signals for the rest of the day.

You do not need a complicated routine, but your body responds well to light, hydration, protein, gentle movement, and a little space before the day starts demanding from you.

This is not about perfection. It is about giving the body consistent cues.

➡ Start with the first 10 minutes of your day 🌞

High achievers are often very good at overriding body signals.They can function through fatigue, push through stress, ig...
08/15/2026

High achievers are often very good at overriding body signals.

They can function through fatigue, push through stress, ignore symptoms, and keep performing long after the body has started asking for support.

But the body keeps score.

The goal is not to wait until you crash. The goal is to notice the early signs and respond sooner.

You do not have to earn care by burning out first.

Summer can be energizing, but it can also be overstimulating.Longer days, heat, travel, social plans, disrupted routines...
08/13/2026

Summer can be energizing, but it can also be overstimulating.

Longer days, heat, travel, social plans, disrupted routines, and poor sleep can all affect the nervous system.

If you feel more depleted or reactive in the summer, it may help to focus on rhythm: regular meals, minerals, sleep consistency, cooling routines, and not over-scheduling every open moment.

Enjoy the season without abandoning the supports your body needs.

Blood sugar swings can feel like anxiety, irritability, fatigue, shakiness, cravings, or afternoon crashes.When blood su...
08/11/2026

Blood sugar swings can feel like anxiety, irritability, fatigue, shakiness, cravings, or afternoon crashes.

When blood sugar drops, the body has to compensate — and cortisol may be part of that response.

This is one reason regular meals and enough protein can be powerful stress-support tools.

➡ Before blaming willpower, check your blood sugar rhythm.

Burnout is not just feeling tired.It can affect sleep, digestion, immune function, hormones, mood, motivation, and the a...
08/08/2026

Burnout is not just feeling tired.

It can affect sleep, digestion, immune function, hormones, mood, motivation, and the ability to recover.

By the time someone realizes they are burned out, their body has often been compensating for a long time.

This is why we take it seriously — and why support needs to be more thoughtful than "just rest."

Burnout is a body-wide pattern, not a personal failure.

Rest is often treated like something you earn after everything else is done.But physiologically, rest helps regulate the...
08/07/2026

Rest is often treated like something you earn after everything else is done.

But physiologically, rest helps regulate the nervous system, hormones, immune function, digestion, and recovery.

If your body never gets a signal that it is safe to slow down, it will keep adapting to constant demand.

Rest is not laziness. It is part of the treatment plan.

Your body cannot only run on output.

Burnout does not always look like falling apart.Sometimes it looks like a high-functioning person who is still working, ...
08/05/2026

Burnout does not always look like falling apart.

Sometimes it looks like a high-functioning person who is still working, parenting, caring for others, exercising, showing up, and holding everything together — while feeling completely depleted internally.

This is one reason burnout gets missed.

We have to look beyond what someone can still accomplish and ask what it is costing their body.

Functioning does not always mean thriving.

Your reproductive system is not separate from your stress response.When the body is under sustained stress, the brain ma...
08/03/2026

Your reproductive system is not separate from your stress response.

When the body is under sustained stress, the brain may shift hormonal signaling in a way that affects ovulation, progesterone, cycle timing, PMS, or bleeding patterns.

This is not your body being random. It is your body responding to demand.

If your cycle changed during a stressful season, that is important information.

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6595 W 14th Avenue #101
Lakewood, CO
80214

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9am - 4:30pm
Friday 9am - 5:30pm

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+17206138501

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