Dr. Courtney Cronin has been a naturopathic doctor for 15 years—a path she chose after seeing her Mom’s frustrating experience with the mainstream medical world while she dealt with fibromyalgia. Dr. Cronin and I work together at Desert Wellness Center in Tempe, AZ, and she stepped into my office to bust some myths and address some of the most common misconceptions about naturopathic medicine. We discussed our intense 4-year medical school training, how our treatments may differ from those of medical doctors, how the perception of naturopathic medicine is shifting, and how naturopathic doctors’ licensing differs across the country. For more information about her work, check out Dr. Cronin’s website, drcourtneycronin.com.

Dr. Courtney Cronin has been a naturopathic doctor for 15 years—a path she chose after seeing her Mom’s frustrating experience with the mainstream medical world while she dealt with fibromyalgia. Dr. Cronin and I work together at Desert Wellness Center in Tempe, AZ, and she stepped into my office to bust some myths and address some of the most common misconceptions about naturopathic medicine. We discussed our intense 4-year medical school training, how our treatments may differ from those of medical doctors, how the perception of naturopathic medicine is shifting, and how naturopathic doctors’ licensing differs across the country. For more information about her work, check out Dr. Cronin’s website, <a href="https://drcourtneycronin.com/" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://drcourtneycronin.com/&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1665511602956000&amp;usg=AOvVaw16QHYRJOCNwEe-dvA_p5sJ">drcourtneycronin.com</a>.

On Get Personal with Dr. Kris, Kris Wallace, NMD, shares the knowledge she's gained from her 30+ years working in the health field including her work as a naturopathic physician, to help people get to the root cause of their health issues. Whether it's anxiety, hormonal imbalance, thyroid dysfunction or weight challenges, she covers how to diagnose, treat and recover from a variety of ailments that leave people feeling helpless. Tune in and join a community of people who are ready to have their health questions answered by being unafraid to get personal.

On Get Personal with Dr. Kris, Kris Wallace, NMD, shares the knowledge she's gained from her 30+ years working in the health field including her work as a naturopathic physician, to help people get to the root cause of their health issues. Whether it's anxiety, hormonal imbalance, thyroid dysfunction or weight challenges, she covers how to diagnose, treat and recover from a variety of ailments that leave people feeling helpless. Tune in and join a community of people who are ready to have their health questions answered by being unafraid to get personal.

Get Personal with Dr. Kris

On Get Personal with Dr. Kris, Kris Wallace, NMD, shares the knowledge she's gained from her 30+ years working in the health field including her work as a naturopathic physician, to help people get to the root cause of their health issues. Whether it's anxiety, hormonal imbalance, thyroid dysfunction or weight challenges, she covers how to diagnose, treat and recover from a variety of ailments that leave people feeling helpless. Tune in and join a community of people who are ready to have their health questions answered by being unafraid to get personal.

Mythbusting Naturopathic Medicine with Dr. Courtney Cronin

You’ve probably heard of — or maybe even tried — a health challenge like 75 Hard or Whole30. Today we are talking about these challenges, and also health challenges in general. Are they right for you? How much of in impact can they really have in the short term and the long term? 75 Hard and Whole 30 are a big deal on social media, and have been really popular with my patients in the past couple years. But the truth is, I’ve seen these kinds of challenges and competitions come and go for decades in my career as a doctor and health educator — they are nothing new. They can be a great way to motivate us, give us structure and confidence, build better habits, and help us understand what foods and exercise routines work best for our bodies. Today I’m joined by Anthony to share everything I’ve learned about health challenges over the years and how you can use them most effectively to see sustainable, healthy change in your body and life.

You’ve probably heard of — or maybe even tried — a health challenge like 75 Hard or Whole30. Today we are talking about these challenges, and also health challenges in general. Are they right for you? How much of in impact can they really have in the short term and the long term? 75 Hard and Whole 30 are a big deal on social media, and have been really popular with my patients in the past couple years. But the truth is, I’ve seen these kinds of challenges and competitions come and go for decades in my career as a doctor and health educator — they are nothing new. They can be a great way to motivate us, give us structure and confidence, build better habits, and help us understand what foods and exercise routines work best for our bodies. Today I’m joined by Anthony to share everything I’ve learned about health challenges over the years and how you can use them most effectively to see sustainable, healthy change in your body and life.

Whole30, 75 Hard, and How to Know When a Health Challenge Is Right for You

I have been very busy preparing for my Relax, Rejuvenate, and Reconnect Retreat, which is happening from April 19-21 in Page Springs, Arizona. And it has me thinking about all of my favorite tools for the mind and body. I’ve always been a huge believer in the role of the mind in health, dating back all the way to when I earned my master’s degree in psychology. So for this podcast episode, I am joined by my son Anthony to talk about some of my favorite things that have shaped me as a person and health care provider. I share my favorite books, about the mind body connection and creating a healthy mindset; my top 4 all-time favorite supplements, which are essential for me and my family; and my favorite ways to relax and destress, which is absolutely critical for healing and wellbeing. All of these things are going to play a huge role in our relaxing retreat in beautiful northern Arizona, near Sedona in Page Springs. We will have a private chef making us organic meals, yoga and sound bath sessions, and lots of fun conversations around the fire. For more information about the retreat, visit the event page here. 

I have been very busy preparing for my Relax, Rejuvenate, and Reconnect Retreat, which is happening from April 19-21 in Page Springs, Arizona. And it has me thinking about all of my favorite tools for the mind and body. I’ve always been a huge believer in the role of the mind in health, dating back all the way to when I earned my master’s degree in psychology. So for this podcast episode, I am joined by my son Anthony to talk about some of my favorite things that have shaped me as a person and health care provider. I share my favorite books, about the mind body connection and creating a healthy mindset; my top 4 all-time favorite supplements, which are essential for me and my family; and my favorite ways to relax and destress, which is absolutely critical for healing and wellbeing. All of these things are going to play a huge role in our relaxing retreat in beautiful northern Arizona, near Sedona in Page Springs. We will have a private chef making us organic meals, yoga and sound bath sessions, and lots of fun conversations around the fire. For more information about the retreat, visit the <a href="https://l.instagram.com/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.eventbrite.com%2Fe%2Frelax-rejuvenate-and-reconnect-retreat-with-dr-kris-tickets-808414127417%3Faff%3Doddtdtcreator&amp;e=AT22-9DrLbTEMJZqsvPCMoO4ymvzKDeC62qAqzqts1XLWbgX83UxYQgkpCidQh5H1Qx-PdHJhvosZRy_IKiqf2ZTZ8Y8fAGnF9T7">event page here</a>.

How to Change Your Mindset for Healing

Everything in moderation has always been my motto and I, like many people, love wine. I believe that if you do it right, drinking wine can be a perfectly acceptable part of a healthy lifestyle. When I went to Italy this summer, I drank wine almost everyday and I never felt it the next day! If I drink that much wine here at home in the U.S., I definitely do feel it the next day. This is a common experience—I’ve talked to a lot of friends that have said the same thing. So what is going on with our wine here? And how can we find wine at home that is clean and healthy and not going to make us feel tired and sluggish?

On this episode, we are talking with Shivaun Carter who works with Scout & Cellar, a company that focus on wines that are clean, lab-tested, and healthy. Shivaun and I talk about how regulations in the U.S. can allow more impurities and chemicals into wine and how they compare to regulations and production processes in other countries. We also talk about some of the particular factors that tend to cause hangovers, like sulfites and sugar, and how to find wine with less of them. We also touch on coffee, some of the toxins that they can carry and how to find higher quality beans.

I am self-admitted wine snob, and I can honestly say that the wines I have tried from Scout & Cellar, as well as the wines they make themselves, are great! And they feel a lot better the next day. To try some of their wine you can reach out to Shivaun here or visit their website. 

Everything in moderation has always been my motto and I, like many people, love wine. I believe that if you do it right, drinking wine can be a perfectly acceptable part of a healthy lifestyle. When I went to Italy this summer, I drank wine almost everyday and I never felt it the next day! If I drink that much wine here at home in the U.S., I definitely do feel it the next day. This is a common experience—I’ve talked to a lot of friends that have said the same thing. So what is going on with our wine here? And how can we find wine at home that is clean and healthy and not going to make us feel tired and sluggish?
On this episode, we are talking with Shivaun Carter who works with Scout &amp; Cellar, a company that focus on wines that are clean, lab-tested, and healthy. Shivaun and I talk about how regulations in the U.S. can allow more impurities and chemicals into wine and how they compare to regulations and production processes in other countries. We also talk about some of the particular factors that tend to cause hangovers, like sulfites and sugar, and how to find wine with less of them. We also touch on coffee, some of the toxins that they can carry and how to find higher quality beans.
I am self-admitted wine snob, and I can honestly say that the wines I have tried from Scout &amp; Cellar, as well as the wines they make themselves, are great! And they feel a lot better the next day. To try some of their wine you can reach out to Shivaun <a href="https://www.instagram.com/shivaun.carter?igsh=a25kZWFlcWlocDZ1&amp;utm_source=qr">here</a> or visit their <a href="https://scoutandcellar.com/wine-quiz?u=shivauncarter">website</a>.

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