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I've always found myself drawn to the outdoors — hiking, skiing, watching the waves. As humans, we connect to nature because it's where we come from.
I've always found myself drawn to the outdoors — hiking, skiing, watching the waves. As humans, we connect to nature because it's where we come from.
I discovered the power of natural healing in my own healthcare journey. My doctors continually prescribed surface-level and generic fixes, but I knew there had to be better, and eventually discovered naturopathic medicine.
Finally, I received care that was catered to me, and not one-size-fits-all. It helped me to feel my best, and I continue to see the same for my patients. Our bodies are designed to work with nature, not against it.
At first glance, Kore speaks to the intention of naturopathic medicine, to uncover and address the root cause. For me, however, the name carries a deeper meaning.
Kaur is a name used by Sikh women, created to symbolize the abolishment of the social divide amongst humans and signify that we are all one. In Sikh culture, Kaur represents strength, equality, and empathy.
An amalgam of "core" and "Kaur," Kore represents my commitment to embodying both sets of values in my practice.
Consider the case of two patients, both diagnosed with the same chronic disease.
Despite the same diagnosis, they have differing underlying causes. One developed the condition over time as a result of environmental exposures, the other as a result of poor dietary choices.
Conventional care would treat both individuals similarly, with a one-size-fits-all intervention.
In contrast, a naturopathic approach would first seek out the issue at its core, factoring in the patient's unique story, environment, diet, and lifestyle before prescribing treatment.
By targeting both the unique individual and addressing the condition at its root, the likelihood of positive outcomes is far higher.
Naturopathic care isn't a replacement for conventional. Instead, it's complementary —presenting an opportunity for better health outcomes and an improved quality of life.
