Member Profile: Deb McKay, ND, FABNE
Dr. Deb McKay loves Mother Nature and the brilliant complexity of hormones. She is thrilled and honored to be recognized as a FABNE, a genuine expert in naturopathic endocrinology. From …
Member Profile – Sam Madeira, ND
I became interested in endocrinology when I was diagnosed with hypothyroidism & chronic fatigue syndrome around age 15, and began seeing Dr. James D’Adamo, DC, ND over 20 years ago …
Member Profile: Linda Khoshaba
BiographyDr. Linda Khoshaba has been practicing as an Associate Physician at Integrative Health for 8 years. She specializes in treating Hashimoto’s and Graves thyroid disease, Adrenal Dysfunction, and hormone imbalances …
A Letter from the President
Hi! Dr. Alan Christianson here. Thank you so much for your commitment to our profession and the field of endocrinology. The EndoANP board just finished a weekend retreat and I’m …
Some interesting interactions between steroids, neurotransmitters, and the 3-major axes
By Andrew Rubman, ND Estradiol and Serotonin At optimal levels, estradiol (E2) supports serotonin in several ways: • E2 increases tryptophan hydroxylase, the rate-limiting step in serotonin synthesis • E2 …
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Overcoming Diagnostic Pitfalls in PCOS
By Fiona McCulloch, ND PCOS is a lifelong, complex endocrine condition that is often misunderstood. It affects 10-15 percent of women and is often labeled as an ovulatory condition with …
A Hypoparathyroidism Refresher
By Leila Turner, ND As we practice medicine over the years we get into our ruts and tend to see the same patterns over and over again. This expertise in …
Did You Know About the Thymus?
By Adrienne Stewart, ND The Endocrine system is clearly the foundational topic of EndoANP. We commonly discuss thyroid, pituitary, and ovarian function. However, we often don’t discuss the thymus gland. …
Rethinking Blue Cohosh
By Lorinda Sorensen, ND Many herbal books reference will list blue cohosh (Caulophyllum thalictroides) as beneficial for the uterus, often called it an emmenagogue or uterine stimulant, but occasionally even …
Why Low Carb Matters To Diabetic Patients:Â How Much Glucose Energizes A Human Body? Â
By Mona Morstein, ND Why does a diabetic patients need to be so strict regarding eliminating from our diet refined sugar and high glycemic white flours, potatoes, and so forth? Does …
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