That pesky ingrown toenail is throbbing and not letting you sleep at night. You took those first few steps in the morning only to experience a stabbing pain at your inner heel. The bunion on your left foot is now starting to ache. You have Type II Diabetes and have noticed that your feet are numb and tingling. Now what? Time to book a Chiropody appointment!

Before getting back to work, restaurants, the beach and other activities, give your immune system the support it needs! Here at NatCan, we offer a variety of products and services that can support your immune system before we brave the world in the face of COVID-19. 

As quarantine comes to an end and we start to make our way out into the world again, it’s the perfect time to rejuvenate your tired skin after all the late night TikTok dance practices and FaceTime calls. Fortunately, NatCan has everything you need to repair, refresh and protect your skin!

Bottom line, weight loss isn’t easy! The endless diets and exercise routines feel overwhelming and fighting hunger, emotions, and cravings is exhausting. With limited results and relapses occurring often, many patients give up. But I am here to help!

Now that we’re through the winter months and entering into the season of new beginnings, it’s time to figure out how to get back in the swing of things.

One of the best parts of feeling empowered about your own health and wellness is the confidence that comes with feeling able to speak to your health care provider about your questions and concerns. This comes with knowing that your healthcare team will take the time and effort to answer your questions thoughtfully, truthfully, and in a way that empowers you to take control of your own health and wellness journey.  

Regardless of our daily activity level, stretching helps to increase our range of motion and flexibility. More important than that, regular stretching helps to reduce the risk of injury.

High dose Intravenous Vitamin C (HDIVC) aka Ascorbic Acid (AA) is gaining acceptance around the world in various cancer centers as an additive treatment in cancer therapy. New research from the National Institutes of Health in the United States has determined several mechanisms of actions leading to its anti cancer effects. Intravenous treatments with vitamin C can be used to enhance the effectiveness and reduce side effects of conventional treatments while potentially acting as an adjunctive chemotherapeutic agent.