Dr. Julie Lachman is a member of the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians and the Pennsylvania Association of Naturopathic Physicians.

Doylestown, PA -- (SBWIRE) -- 01/12/2017 -- On January 18th, 2017, Dr. Julie Lachman will speak at the Doylestown location (150 S. Pine Street, Doylestown, PA) of the Bucks County Free Library System. Her presentation will center around her five secrets to lasting weight loss.

Dr. Julie Lachman wants to highlight the commonly overlooked causes of being overweight, thereby helping others improve their overall quality of life. Naturopathic medicine seeks natural solutions to many underlying problems within the body. According to Dr. Lachman, "when you see a medical doctor, he or she tends to treat just the symptom itself. With naturopathic medicine, the treatment is designed to address the underlying causes of that symptom and to restore balance to the whole body."

A recent study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention projects that as many as one in three U.S. adults could develop diabetes by 2050 if current trends continue. The good news is, however, that adult-onset diabetes and obesity are completely preventable diseases. Diabetes is not genetic and no one is doomed to have it just because her mother or father had it. Although certain races are more susceptible to diabetes, it is something that is, in fact, developed, not inherited.

Dr. Lachman's presentation will highlight why people gain weight and discuss factors commonly overlooked in the care of diabetic patients. Many patients treating with Naturopathic doctors are able to get off insulin once their health and weight improves. Dr. Lachman stresses that there is hope for diabetes and obesity. Uncovering the reasons for extra weight empowers a patient to manage their conditions and ultimately lose weight.

Additionally, Dr. Lachman helps her patients develop adequate meal plans. "I discourage all of my patients from ever skipping breakfast while trying to lose weight," Dr. Lachman continues, "...skipping breakfast is sending a red flag to the rest of your body. To compensate, the body will store fat instead of burning it and your metabolism will go out of balance." Dr. Lachman's secrets also helps rid the body of toxins, and she notes doing so creates an incredible improvement in weight loss as well as overall health.

About Dr. Julie Lachman
Dr. Julie Lachman is a member of the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians and the Pennsylvania Association of Naturopathic Physicians. She studied natural medicine at the Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine in Phoenix, Arizona. Her office is located in Doylestown Pa, and has presented at Doylestown Hospital and St. Mary's Medical Center in Langhorne Pa. She has also been in association with the Pediatric Association of Naturopathic Physicians.

For more information on Dr Julie Lachman, her practice and Naturopathic services she offers, please visit http://drlachman.com, or contact her at 267-895-1733 Monday through Friday during daytime hours.

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Naturopathic Doctor In Bucks County Excited About New Breakthrough

Doylestown, PA -- (SBWIRE) -- 11/11/2016 -- Governor Tom Wolf makes Pennsylvania the 21st U.S. jurisdiction to acknowledge and accept alternative medical practices. The Legislative Chair of the Pennsylvania Association of Naturopathic Medicine (PANP) Heidi Weinhold, N.D. shares her excitement; "We believe in integrative care and this law gives us the stature we need to work peer-to-peer with other disciplines."

The bill itself has been in discussion and reformation for sixteen years under the PANP and state legislature. The biggest goal of the bill was to create a well-known difference between a trained medical professional such as Dr. Julie Lachman of Doylestown Pennsylvania and Dr. Heidi Weinhold, opposed to those that practice from their own self-taught knowledge. This new law determines that any Naturopathic Doctor must successfully complete a four-year, postgraduate program through institutions that are recognized by the United States Department of Education. Some current Naturopathic doctors are working beside medical doctors at the Cancer Treatment Centers of America in Philadelphia and the University of Pittsburgh Medical Centers for combined studies. Others, Like Dr. Julie Lachman, are handling their own private practices.

About Dr. Julie Lachman
Dr. Julie Lachman is a graduate of the Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine in Phoenix, Arizona and is excited for this incredible breakthrough for Naturopathic medicine and its recognition in the state of Pennsylvania. She claims that this will broaden her capability to provide safe and healthier alternatives to chemical based medications. She is passionate in what Naturopathic medicine and shares the following; "This is not just a short-term solution for a possibly long-term problem. This is individual, specialized care for my patient's entire well-being." She is also a member of the PANP and is prepared to work to bring this bill to life so she too can register with the Board of Medicine. Dr. Lachman believes that this opportunity can create a new outlook on medicine and healthy lifestyles and she's prepared to help whoever comes through her door.

With Dr. Lachman patients will be able to identify the underlying condition that causes them pain or distress. She works with her patients to teach them how to have a healthier lifestyle and how to take care of themselves in a whole. She also provides means of prevention to keep her patients continuously healthy. She's excited about the opportunities opening up to Naturopathic medicine and looks forward to the journey ahead with her patients.

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