The Medical Use of Cannabis

by Candace McNaughton, ND It is time to separate the stigma of recreational use of marijuana from the benefit of medical use of cannabis.  Many conventional medications (such as opiate pain medications) are harmful, intoxicating, and carry a risk of dependence.  There is so much more to the cannabis plant than the intoxicating properties of [...]

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Welcome to Glow, Candace McNaughton, ND

Trained as a family practitioner to address acute and chronic conditions, Dr. McNaughton specializes in allergies, immune wellness, and digestive issues.  She facilitates healing as a knowledgeable guide and partner, helping her patients make lasting changes and achieve health goals.  Her patients are motivated and are active participants in their healing process. Dr. McNaughton holds [...]

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It’s the perfect time to detox!

Check out this article written by Glow’s Naturopath, Dr. Rachel. Her detox program is awesome! Our world is becoming more toxic everyday. With the advent of pesticides, petroleum products, heavy metals and chemicals we are exposed to toxins our bodies can’t easily metabolize or excrete. Instead our bodies store those into our fat cells for [...]

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‘Tis the Season for Colds and Flus.

    How you can be better prepared to fight off this year’s bug. Dr. Rachel Erickson, ND Everyone knows that wintertime means playing the game of “who can run faster than the ‘bug’ trying to catch you” and lay you up in bed or worse, make work life miserable while you fight it off. [...]

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Glow Natural Health would like to welcome Dr. Rachel Erickson

    Dr. Rachel Erickson, Naturopathic Physician, graduated from Bastyr University. She is licensed as a primary care physician in the state of Washington and specializes in women’s health and cranio sacral therapy. Dr. Rachel completed her undergraduate degree at the University of Washington with a BS in Botany, and she has a passion for [...]

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SEASONAL AFFECTIVE DISORDER

Many people who are energetic and outgoing in the long sunny days of spring and summer find themselves to be melancholic, depressed, and perhaps even fatigued in the long dark nights of winter. This is termed “Seasonal Affective Disorder” (SAD). Although this common disorder can be quite debilitating, there are good options to help. Exercise: [...]

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