In this third and final part of my PCOS series, you will learn about some naturopathic options that address root causes of PCOS in addition to options that address co-morbidities of PCOS, such as high cholesterol, blood sugar issues, and more.
Read MorePolycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) occurs in 15-20% of females and is one of the common hormonal conditions that people see me in-office for naturopathic medical treatment. For this second part, you will learn about some of the root causes of PCOS and the testing and work-up options for PCOS.
Read MorePCOS is seen in 15-20% of females and can experience cystic acne, facial/body hair growth, head hair thinning, difficulty conceiving/infertility, and/or irregular or absent menstrual cycles… This is the first part of a 3-part series that dives into PCOS. In this first part, you will learn about diagnosis and the different types of PCOS
Read MoreRecently, many people have been asking me about regular acne and fungal acne. And, there is a difference between regular acne and fungal acne. Both can look like each other, and both can happen simultaneously. In this post you will learn about those differences and more.
Read MoreLots of people have been asking me to write this one since lots of you experience dry skin. Don't worry, there are biological explanations to what's going on. So, there must be biological/naturopathic/functional solutions to heal from within, right?
Yes, there are.
Read MoreConstant stress wears out your adrenals and changes the output of your wake-up hormone (cortisol), which then leaves you feeling tired and out of whack...
How do we bring your cortisol output and adrenal function back to its normal rhythm?
Phosphatidylserine.
Read MoreLet's be real. In LA, we're all in the pursuit of perfection, and lots of people come to me complaining about uneven skin tone... So, when you shift your understanding of health, begin from within, and identify root causes, naturopathic medicine can heal your skin from the inside-out.
Read MoreBiophilic design is a new field of design that looks at the impact of indoor and outdoor spaces on wellbeing by focusing on what make people feel better - nature.
Read MoreI'm Dr. Bryant Esquejo, ND - you can just call me Dr. Bryant.
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