Questions we want to answer for you…

What should I expect from a visit with a Bambú Clinic physician?

• Complete and thorough history
• Space for you to voice your concerns
• Working together to decide how to proceed
• High level of patient responsibility
• Common sense approach to your set of symptoms
• Caring, compassionate listening every step of the way
• Complete respect for YOUR health care choices

If I started naturopathic treatment today, how would my life be different in a year?

• Better sleep
• More energy
• Better moods
• Fewer chronic symptoms
• Deeper understanding of what your symptoms mean and how they relate to each other
• Knowing the BEST lifestyle for you and its influence on your day-to-day wellbeing
• Increased vitality and vibrancy

What role will a naturopath take in my life or on my health care team?

• Can act as your primary care, but can also complement your conventional care
• Partner in looking beyond your symptoms for the underlying cause
• Part therapist, part primary care, part health coach, part cheerleader
• By removing chronic health issues, can help you attain your life’s purpose and do more of what you love to do
• Your trusted advisor as you restore balance and health to your life

How do the Bambú Clinic doctors define optimal health?

• Minimal symptoms
• Good sleep, vibrant energy, positive mental outlook, balanced appetite
• Ability to adjust to changing life conditions
• Quick adaption to stressful situations
• Understanding the impact of your food choices and lifestyle
• Acute illnesses occur once or twice a year
• Absence of chronic disease
• High level of fulfillment and self-reported “well-being”

If my symptoms are currently managed with medication, why should I seek naturopathic care?

• To find out about the reasons why you developed your illness
• To determine how to prevent a progression of your current diagnosis
• To achieve true cure, meaning life without daily medication or supplements
• To regain a sense of power over your health, to feel like YOU can have an impact on your illness