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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.

06/22/2026

Your cycle is not happening in a vacuum.

It is influenced by how your body is sleeping, digesting, managing stress, regulating blood sugar, and producing hormones.

This is why cycle changes can be one of the first signs that the body needs more support.

Instead of dismissing symptoms as "just hormones," we can use them as information.

06/17/2026

Hormone support does not have to mean doing everything perfectly.

Often, it starts with supporting the systems hormones respond to every day: nourishment, sleep, stress regulation, digestion, blood sugar, and ovulation.

The goal is not perfection. The goal is creating better conditions for the body to communicate clearly.

Small foundations can create meaningful hormonal shifts over time.

06/15/2026

Blood sugar is one of the most overlooked hormone foundations.

When blood sugar is swinging throughout the day, the body has to compensate. That can affect energy, mood, cravings, sleep, cortisol, and hormone signaling.

This does not mean you need a perfect diet. It means your body does better when it has steady, consistent input.

Regular meals, protein, fiber, and enough nourishment can make a meaningful difference.

→ Before overcomplicating hormones, start with blood sugar stability.

06/12/2026

Ovulation is often framed only as something that matters for fertility.

But ovulation is also one of the major ways your body produces progesterone — a hormone that influences mood, sleep, cycle regulation, inflammation, and supports overall hormone balance.

If ovulation is inconsistent, it can show up as PMS, irregular or shorter cycles, spotting, heavier bleeding, or symptoms that feel unpredictable.

This is why we care about ovulation even when someone is not trying to conceive.

If your cycle feels unpredictable, ovulation is one of the first patterns worth understanding.

06/10/2026

Your nervous system is constantly scanning for safety, stress, and demand.

When life has been intense for too long, the body can get stuck in a pattern where it is hard to fully rest, recover, or regulate.

This can show up as poor sleep, low energy, anxiety, digestive changes, hormone symptoms, or feeling like you are always one step away from crashing.

Support does not have to be extreme. Often, the first step is recognizing the pattern.

Your body may be asking for regulation, not more willpower.

06/08/2026

Your hormones don't operate alone. They're influenced by your stress that month, your sleep, your diet, your inflammatory load, your GI tract functioning.

Similar hormonal shifts can express differently every cycle based on these factors.

Your symptoms aren't random. They're feedback for your whole system functioning together, and give us a window into figuring out what's working well for you, and what isn't.

If your PMS feels unpredictable, the pattern is worth tracking.

06/05/2026

Fatigue is not always solved by sleeping more.

Sometimes the issue is that your system has been running in a stress state for too long — pushing, compensating, responding, and trying to keep up.

When the nervous system is dysregulated, you may feel tired but wired, overwhelmed by small things, unable to fully rest, or dependent on caffeine just to get through the day.

That does not mean your body is failing. It means it may need support shifting out of constant demand.

If "tired but wired" feels familiar, this is a pattern worth paying attention to.

06/03/2026

When someone says their hormones feel off, we are rarely looking at hormones in isolation.

Hormones respond to the rest of the body.

Sleep disruption, chronic stress, blood sugar swings, digestion issues, inflammation, nutrient status, and whether or not ovulation is happening consistently can all influence how someone feels hormonally.

This is why a root-cause approach can feel different. We are not just asking, "Which hormone is high or low?" We are asking, "What else is influencing the system?"

If your symptoms feel hormonal but you have not gotten clear answers, it may be time to look at the bigger picture.

06/01/2026

Your cycle is one of the most useful tools we have for understanding what is happening in your body.

Symptoms like severe PMS, heavy bleeding, spotting, irregular timing, and mood changes are often minimized because they are "common." But common does not always mean optimal — these patterns are information worth paying attention to (and not shrugged off by your provider).

→ Start tracking your cycle symptoms this month — not to obsess over them, but to understand them.

05/20/2026

Big news in women's hormonal health — and it's about more than a name.

As of May 12, 2026, what we've been calling PCOS for decades has officially been renamed PMOS — Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome.

This is not just a rebrand.

The old name made the condition sound like an ovarian-cyst problem. It never was. What we've called PCOS is a whole-body endocrine and metabolic condition that involves multiple hormone systems, insulin resistance, blood sugar, inflammation, cycle patterns, ovulation, skin, mood, and long-term cardiovascular and metabolic risk.

If you've been told:
• "Just take birth control"
• "Your ultrasound looks normal, so you don't have it"
• "Come back when you want to get pregnant"
• "Just lose weight"..then this rename is for you. The language has finally caught up to the physiology we've been treating all along.

The new name validates what so many patients have been saying for years: this is affecting more than my ovaries. And they're right.

Full breakdown on our blog — link in bio. We cover what changed, why it matters, the insulin-androgen feedback loop, and what whole-body PMOS evaluation actually includes.

If you've been dismissed in the past — heavy bleeding, acne, hair changes, irregular cycles, fertility challenges, blood sugar concerns, we'd be happy to talk. Schedule a complimentary 15-minute intro call in our bio.

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6595 W 14th Avenue #101
Lakewood, CO
80214

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+17206138501

Website

http://www.naturalmedicineofdenver.com/

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