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Celeste Bosworth
Naturopathic Physician
<p>Dr. Celeste Bosworth is a naturopathic doctor and biofeedback practitioner practicing in Conifer and Evergreen, CO. Dr. Bosworth specializes in proactive prevention and treatment. Dr. Bosworth combines holistic healing methods with traditional solutions to medical illness. Providing both individual and family care, the most common ailments treated are allergies, chronic pain, digestive issues, obesity, heart disease, fertility, menopause, and chronic fatigue syndrome. Naturopathic Physicians place a strong emphasis on working with the body's natural healing ability, using natural remedies that add to the broad spectrum of remedies available to help the patient reach their optimal health.</p>
6 years
Experience
Celeste Bosworth
- Conifer, CO
- Bastyr University
- Accepting new patients
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Is a naturopathic diet recommended in summers?
there is no diet that is specifically a "naturopathic diet". If you are referring to a detox or cleanse you do need to drink appropriate amounts of water or you will get dehydrated, READ MORE
there is no diet that is specifically a "naturopathic diet". If you are referring to a detox or cleanse you do need to drink appropriate amounts of water or you will get dehydrated, no matter what time of year
What are precautions to take for a 14-day only water fasting?
Any water only fast longer than 7 days should only be done under a doctors direct supervision
Can lavender essential oil help me during my bouts of depression?
lavender EO may be helpful. Another that might work for you would be lemon balm.
Pain Meds safe while taking Lyrica 25 mg
Hi! Your Dr is correct. Both of those drugs are central nervous system depressants, meaning they slow down things like your heart rate, digestive tract, and can lead to serious READ MORE
Hi! Your Dr is correct. Both of those drugs are central nervous system depressants, meaning they slow down things like your heart rate, digestive tract, and can lead to serious side effects including respiratory distress, coma, and even death. An alternative medication for pain could be ibuprofen or a natural approach would be St Johns wort ointment or cream topically. Hope this helps and he feels better soon! Dr Bosworth
