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Dr. Tiffanni Brown, ND

Dr. Brown graduated from the accredited naturopathic program at National University of Health Sciences. She practices primary health care and specializes in helping women with hormonal, gastro and autoimmune complaints. She currently holds license in New Hampshire.

Before NUHS, Dr Brown achieved her Bachelors of Science in Pre-Pharmacy at Austin Peay State University. While in college, Dr. Brown had health issues. When conventional medicine failed to helped her with her personal health issues Dr. Brown turned to alternative medicine for relief. The success of the alternative medicine led her to the realization that naturopathic medicine is the future of primary care and led her to seek a professional degree to fill this niche.

During medical school Dr. Brown learned a multitude of modalities to help prevent and treat a variety of diseases. Through her own experience and her patient experiences during her time as an intern at the Whole Health Clinic in Lombard IL, Dr. Brown discovered her passion for women's health. It is this passion that she brings to you as the chief clinician for ND Health Calls.

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What is a Naturopathic Doctor:

A naturopathic doctor completes 4 yrs of college graduate level courses which grooms in the training of being a primary care medical doctor but with a holistic approach. Naturopathic doctors understand/ believes that the body has the innate ability to select for self healing (optimal health), if given the conditions for health.

Naturopathic doctors are guided by 6 principles:

The first 2 are "do no harm" and "support the healing power of nature". Naturopathic doctors use the least force of intervention to respect the innate healing forces.

The third principle "treat the whole person". Naturopathic doctors spend time addressing the physical, mental, emotional, genetic, social, spiritual and envirnomental factors that affect wellbeing. This leads to the fourth principle "identify and treat the cause". Naturopathic doctors gather and analyze the information to get to the root cause of the disease and to better design an individualized recommendation plan. But naturopathic doctors like to take time to teach on what the disease process is and how the different therapies can improve health, which is the fifth principle "doctor as teacher".

Last but not least, the sixth principle "focus on prevention. Naturopathic doctors advocate for creating the conditions for optimal heath before the disease process manifest or becomes chronic.

What is naturopathic medicine:

Naturopathic medicine is using evidenced based and eclectic researched natural therapies such as diet/lifestyle, herbal supplements, nutritional supplements and homeopathy (to name a few) to support the innate (self) healing process.