Ms. Loretta M. Osik, ND
Naturopathic Physician
1 Maplewood Dr Danbury CT, 06811About
Dr. Loretta Osik is a naturopathic physician practicing in Danbury, CT. Dr. Osik specializes in proactive prevention and treatment. Dr. Osik 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, cancer and chronic fatigue syndrome. Naturopathic Physicians place a strong emphasis on natural remedies that add to the broad spectrum of remedies available.
Education and Training
Oregon College of Oriental Medicine 0
NCNM in Portland, Oregon 1987
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Is there a natural medicine for treating migraines?
YES. ACUPUNCTURE, PETASITIES. AND FEVERFEW. THERE IS A HOMEOPATHIC FORMULA BY BHI FOR MIGRAINE. READ MORE
Can you recommend natural treatment for back pain?
Acupuncture can be tired, and arnica cream topically, READ MORE
Can naturopathic medicine help with depression?
Yes, hypericum can be used for mild to moderate depression. READ MORE
How can you treat a headaches without taking Ibuprofen?
Acupuncture can be tried. READ MORE
Are there natural remedies available to treat skin disorders?
Yes, Tamu oil. READ MORE
Is it true that naturopathy medicines only work with the right diet?
No, but a good diet may enhance healing. READ MORE
Is there a naturopathic treatment for spondylitis?
Acupuncture can be tried. READ MORE
Are there any risks associated with having naturopathic medicine?
No. READ MORE
How can I increase my metabolism rate through naturopathy?
Get your thyroid checked first. Your thyroid controls your metabolism. Exercise could also help you. READ MORE
What are the best foods with high water content to fight dehydration?
ALL FRUITS AND VEGETABLES HAVE WATER WATWEMELON WOULD BE THF MOST I THINK. READ MORE
Can yoga help me reduce blood pressure?
Yoga is an exercise that can relax the body and therefore affect your blood pressure. It is worth a try. READ MORE
Is there a cure for PCOS with naturopathy?
PCOS is a complex problem, I do not know your Hx but myoinositiol is showing promise to decrease BMI, insulin resistance, and menstrual problems. I also would try acupuncture which also has helped women conceive. READ MORE
Is there a cure in naturopathy for a cold due to allergies?
If this is truly from allergies then vitamin C 3 grams, and 3 grams of bioflavonoids such as Quercitin. This is however an adult dose. READ MORE
How can I lose tummy fat with natural medicine?
Go see a Naturopath who can evaluate your problem if it is due to PCOD they will help you . I cannot give you accurate help in an e mail. READ MORE
What are the ways to treat fluid retention naturally?
I would first want to find out why you are retaining fluid. Then limit salt intake. Avoid salty foods. Read labels for salt content. You can try Dandelion Leaf for its diuretic effect. The leaf not the root has the diuretic effect. READ MORE
In a month, how often can I go on a detox diet?
A ONE DAY A MONTH DETOX WOULD BE A GOOD START. READ MORE
How do I get rid of oral thrust?
YOU CAN TRY BIOCIDIN BY BIOCLINIC NATURALS. READ MORE
What pressure point puts you to sleep instantly?
YOU CAN TRY HT 7 OR ST 40. I DO NOT THINK YOU WOULD GET AN INSTANT RESPONSE THOUGH. THEANINE, VALERIAN, PASSIFLORA, AND HOPS HAVE A CALMING EFFECT. TRY THESE HERBS IN A FORMULA. MELATONIN ALSO. TRYPTOPHAN CONVERTS TO 5 HTP AND THEN SEROTONIN AND FINALLY MELATONIN. YOU CAN TAKE 5HTP TO HELP WITH SLEEP. READ MORE
Can acupuncture help with neck spasms?
YES. ALSO TAKE SOME MAGNESIUM WHICH IS A GOOD ANTISPASMODIC. READ MORE
Is there a treatment in naturopathy to treat hair loss?
HAVE YOU BEEN RULED OUT FOR THYROID DISEASE. HYPO OR HYPER THYROID CAN CAUSE HAIR LOSS. THINGS TO TRY ARE BIOTIN, VIVISCAL TABS, ROGAINE TOPICAL TO HAIR LOSS AREA. READ MORE
What do you attribute your success to?
- Being able to help others.
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Get to know Naturopathic Physician, Dr. Loretta M. Osik, who serves patients in Danbury, Connecticut.
Dr. Osik a naturopathic physician and acupuncturist practicing at her private practice, Naturopathic Medical Care Clinic, in Danbury, Connecticut. As a registered nurse (ret.), she also has training in conventional medicine and experience in naturopathic medicine.
She is highly dedicated to complementary and naturopathic medicine, blending the conventional and naturopathic medicines together. She uses a variety of proven methods and therapies in order to heal her patients, including corrective clinical nutrition, supplementation, functional medicine, hormone & specialty testing, botanical medicine, Chinese herbs, acupuncture/auriculotherapy, physical medicine, homeopathy, bioidentical hormone replacement, as well as deep breathing techniques and meditation.
These proven techniques have helped patients with a wide range of health issues, including cardiovascular disease, women’s health & hormone issues, digestive problems (GI/SIBO), respiratory problems, menopause / PMS, diabetes support, food allergies & food sensitivities, weight loss / weight management, arthritis, anxiety / depression, musculoskeletal issues, ADD/ADHD, and cancer support using specialized supplements specific to the cancer.
“I am interested in the role that environmental toxins play in the development of cancer and how we need to limit our exposure to them. It is so important to inform and educate people of the dangers of hazardous chemicals and plastics present in our everyday environment. BSP-A and other plastics are known hormone disruptors linked to the development of breast and prostate cancer” expressed the doctor.
At the start of her academic career, Dr. Osik graduated from NCNM in Portland, Oregon in 1987. She also attended the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine where she was trained in acupuncture and chinese herbs. After graduation, she practiced in Southbury for five years and then maintained a home office practice in Danbury.
Thereafter, she opened a practice in Middlebury with two other ND’s and continued to see patients in Middlebury as well as in Danbury for the next 10 years. Her current office is nestled in a beautiful tree-filled setting with a relaxing pond and waterfall complete with water lilies and sometimes a frog or two.
The practice of naturopathic medicine includes modern and traditional, scientific, and empirical methods. Naturopathic medicine is a distinct primary health care profession, emphasizing prevention, treatment, and optimal health through the use of therapeutic methods and substances that encourage individuals’ inherent self-healing process. Naturopathic physicians diagnose, prevent, and treat acute and chronic illnesses to restore and establish optimal health.
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