News Stories about Naturopathic Doctors in Colorado:
Vail Daily - January 28, 2008
Eagle-Vail woman eating better after life of suffering
Steve Lynn
Julie Shedko wants to start a support group for people with celiac disease. (Includes interview with Dr. Deborah Wiancek, ND.) [Link]
Channel 7 News - November 9, 2007
How Toxic Are You?
Exercise and eating right are all a part of staying healthy. But even if you buy all the 'fat free' or 'light' items from grocery stores, that still doesn't add up to a nutritional balance. 7NEWS anchor Christine Chang reports, some of the ingredients can be toxic. (Includes interviews with Dr. Carrie Louise Daenell, ND and some of her patients.) [Link]
Montrose Daily Press - April 23, 2007
Neighbors: Boice's new book a reflection of her medical practice
Erica Lewis Kennedy
Daily Press Writer
MONTROSE — Dr. Judith Boice's curiosity for both science and spirituality, coupled with her creativity, have led to her career as a naturopathic physician and author. [Link]
The Summit Daily News - August 11, 2004
Making the Grade
Julie Sutor
FRISCO- Justin Nearpass-Pollack is an adjunct faculty member at Colorado Mountain College , where he teaches Introduction to Nutrition. He is also a part-time kayak instructor for Colorado Kayak Supply in Silverthorne.
When Pollack isn't teaching, he's working at Mountain-River Naturopathic Clinic in Frisco as a naturopathic physician. [Link]
The Summit Daily News - September 2, 2003
Treating the cause, not just symptoms
Kimberly Nicoletti
FRISCO - As Summit County grows, so do the choices in health care.
Starting today, two new doctors in Frisco offer an alternative to allopathic medicine. Naturopathic physicians Dr. Kimberly Nearpass and Dr. Justin Pollack integrate conventional medical science with traditional, natural treatments. [Link]
FIT Magazine - September 2, 1996
Allergies can lead to serious illness
Julie Stafford
Nancy Squires lived what she thought was a healthy lifestyle for 20 years. She followed a vegetarian diet and her routine included running, hiking, and mountain biking. But after giving birth to a daughter six years ago, Squires started getting recurrent sinus infections. [Link]
