Fitness,Wellness, Movement, Education: Conditions treated successfully

Conditions Treated Successfully by Naturopathic Medicine
These conditions, symptoms, or "dis-eases" have been and can be treated successfully with Naturopathic Medicine with or without prescription medications.

Naturopathic Medicine is unique in that EVERY INDIVIDUAL can improve their health and wellbeing no matter where they are in the health/dis-ease continuum.

Naturopathic physicians are trained as primary care family practice physicians and have a responsibility to the patient to provide the best health care available.

A few of these conditions may require additional lab testing that may or may not be covered by your health insurance plan. In the state of RI, Naturopaths cannot order lab work, officially diagnose disease, so it is recommended to continue working with your Primary Care Physician. Communication avenues should always be kept open to treat you and your concerns optimally.

This list is not exclusive.

Conditions
• Arthritis, Joint & Back Pain
• ADD/ADHD
• Arthritis
• Autism
• Autoimmune Conditions
• Cardiovascular Disease
• Chronic Fatigue & Fibromyalgia
• Common Colds & Flus
• Diabetes I, II
• Detoxification & Cleansing
• Endocrine Disorders/Imbalances (thyroid, adrenal)
• Environmental Allergies
• Fatigue
• Food Allergies, Intolerances
• Gastrointestinal Disorders
• Headaches/Migraines
• Heavy Metal chelation
• Menopause
• Musculoskeletal complaints
• Pre-menstrual symptoms
• Stress, Anxiety, Depression, Mood Imbalances, S.A.D.
• Sleep disorders/complaints
• Weight regulation

Dr. Celeste Ruland's personal bio

Dr. Celeste Ruland’s path to becoming who she is now had a pivotal point at the young age of 18 months. At this pure age, she was blessed by a spiritual leader in So.Fallsburg, NY. The direction of her life was now pointed towards a holistic approach to wellness. Balance must begin within initially, before the attempt to heal others. Dr. Ruland was unaware at such a young age, but so fortunate to start the spiritual healing process at this time. Her entire lifetime has revolved around holistic healing methods, so it is no wonder she is an expert in her field(s).

She received her medical training in Naturopathic Medicine from the National College of Naturopathic Medicine in Portland, Oregon after receiving her Bachelor of Science in Human Physiology from Boston University. She holds a license in massage therapy along with many other certifications in health and bodywork.

She is a NASM certified personal trainer, and has been training fitness clients since 2001. Specialty certifications include:

*Fitness Nutrition

*Functional Medicine

*Holistic Laboratory Analysis

*VBarre instruction

*YogaFit instruction

*Kettlebell training

*ZeroBalancing bodywork

*Reflexology

*Homeopathic Medicine

*Pre/Post-natal fitness training

*Wellness counseling

With extensive knowledge of the human body-in disease and in health-her approach to healthcare is as individualized as it is well-rounded.

Dr. Ruland is passionate about promoting health and balance via support, guidance, modeling and education, while embodying the underlying principles of naturopathic medicine, especially "doctor as teacher". She works with each person, meeting them where they are, teaching and leading them to where they can be, in health, fitness, and in life.

THE NATUROPATHIC PRINCIPLES

The Healing Power of Nature (Vis Medicatrix Naturae)

The healing power of nature is the inherent self-organizing and healing process of living systems which establishes, maintains and restores health. Naturopathic medicine recognizes this healing process to be ordered and intelligent. It is the naturopathic physician’s role to support, facilitate and augment this process by identifying and removing obstacles to health and recovery, and by supporting the creationof a healthy internal and external environment.

Identify and Treat the Causes (Tolle Causam)

Illness does not occur without cause. Causes may originate in many areas. Underlying causes of illness and disease must be identified and removed before complete recovery can occur. Symptoms can be expressions of the body’s attempt to defend itself, to adapt and recover, to heal itself, or may be results of the causes of disease. The naturopathic physician seeks to treat the causes of disease, rather than to merely eliminate or suppress symptoms.

First Do No Harm (Primum Non Nocere)

Naturopathic physicians follow three precepts to avoid harming the patient:
• Naturopathic physicians utilize methods and medicinal substances which minimize the risk of harmful effects, and apply the lease possible force or intervention necessary to diagnose illness and restore health.
• Whenever possible the suppression of symptoms is avoided as suppression generally interferes with the healing process.
• Naturopathic physicians respect and work with the vis medicatrix naturae in diagnosis, treatment and counseling, for if this self-healing process is not respected the patient may be harmed.

Doctor As Teacher (Docere)

The original meaning of the word “doctor” is teacher. A principal objective of naturopathic medicine is to educate the patient and emphasize self-responsibility for health. Naturopathic physicians also recognize and employ the therapeutic potential of the doctor-patient relationship.

Treat the Whole Person

Health and disease result from a complex of physical, mental, emotional, genetic, environmental, social and other factors. Since total health also includes spiritual health, naturopathic physicians encourage individuals to pursue their personal spiritual development. Naturopathic medicine recognizes the harmonious functioning of all aspects of the individual as being essential to health. The multifactorial nature of health and disease requires a personalized and comprehensive approach to diagnosis and treatment. Naturopathic physicians treat the whole person taking all of these factors into account.

Prevention

Naturopathic medical colleges emphasize the study of health as well as disease. The prevention of disease and the attainment of optimal health in patients are primary objectives of naturopathic medicine. In practice, these objectives are accomplished through education and the promotion of healthy ways of living.

Naturopathic physicians assess risk factors, heredity and susceptibility to disease, and make appropriate interventions in partnership with their patients to prevent illness. Naturopathic medicine asserts that one cannot be health in an unhealthy environment and is committed to the creation of a world in which humanity may thrive.

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