Interested in exploring acupuncture for health and wellness? Our functional medicine doctor in Denver reveals all you need to know.
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The ever-advancing and changing nature of technology has permeated practically every part of life in the modern world. The healthcare industry is no exception. The idea of telemedicine has been around for more than half of a century, but the strides made over the past twenty-plus years with the rapid advancement of smart devices with video capabilities and interactive apps has sped the process to begin to drastically change the way we approach modern healthcare.
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Explore the differences between Vitex and Maca root, herbal supplements for reproductive health at Denver Holistic Medicine.
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Having trouble getting pregnant? Your immune system may be to blame. Learn what immunological infertility is and how you can treat it holistically.
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Fertility acupuncture and herbal supplements may be the missing link you need to increase your chances of fertility in Denver. Dr. Simone Sturm is a women’s fertility specialist in Denver.
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It seems that every week, we hear of another toxin lurking around us that we should avoid. This barrage of bad news is an unfortunate consequence of the increase in research and education in the past decade, but the good news is the more we know, the safer we can be.
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As a holistic medicine practitioner, Dr. Simone Sturm fields questions about all the latest health trends on the market. But few have proven to be as as controversial as the topic of phytoestrogens.
Discover the difference between Nurse Practitioner care and traditional OB-GYN care. Learn how NPs offer a holistic approach to women's health in Colorado.
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For some couples, conceiving a child seems to come easy. This is especially true when you are struggling with fertility issues, seeing others get pregnant, seemingly without effort. For a couple struggling with infertility, the painful reality is that trying to become pregnant becomes a full-time job; for them, there is a much smaller chance of “a happy accident” or becoming pregnant “when the time is right”.
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Infertility is estimated to affect as many as 15% of couples in the United States. Of these couples, men and women contribute just about equally to the causes of infertility. Because infertility is so prevalent, many men, women, and couples choose to seek medical help when they are unable to conceive despite their best efforts.
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