Did you know that one in four Australians could be silently battling hypertension without even realizing it? In this compelling episode, we dive deep with experienced naturopath Tracee Blythe into the often-overlooked relationship between blood pressure, diabetes, and the transformative potential of integrative medicine approaches.
With nearly two decades of clinical expertise, Tracee unveils the concerning statistics behind Australia's hypertension crisis while offering fellow naturopaths a fresh perspective on co-prescribing strategies that bridge conventional and natural medicine. You'll discover how commonly prescribed anti-hypertensive medications can deplete essential nutrients in your patients—and how targeted natural interventions can effectively address these imbalances.
This episode delivers practice-changing insights on:
Whether you're supporting patients with established hypertension or focusing on preventative care, this conversation offers actionable protocols that expand your clinical toolkit. The scientific evidence is clear: lifestyle and nutritional interventions can produce results comparable to medications—knowledge that empowers your practice and transforms patient outcomes.
Don't miss Tracee's upcoming educational webinar designed specifically for naturopathic practitioners looking to master the art of co-prescribing in hypertension management.
Register for Tracee's webinar here: Webinar: Integrative Co-Prescribing Anti-Hypertensive Medications
Connect with Tracee: Tracee Blythe Consulting
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