Jul 19, 2021

Consumers can learn from webinars and connect with top holistic practitioners to find natural remedies for common health concerns based on science and research.
Redwood City, California Jul 19, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - NourishDoc, the first 360-degree technology platform connecting wellness seekers and top holistic practitioners, announced today that it will start offering educational programs for chronic conditions. Integrative practitioners, professors, and researchers share their years of expertise in easy-to-understand informational sessions for natural remedies that can help heal millions around the world during these difficult times.
Consumers can easily learn and then connect with practitioners for their health concerns across holistic therapies. They can learn how to make smart choices for good gut health foods, adaptogenic herbs, SIBO diet, how to balance hormones, and even learn why your stomach growls. Experts include those in integrative medicine, functional medicine, Ayurveda, acupuncture, massage therapy, chiropractic, diet & nutrition, and holistic health coaches. The platform offers educational webinars, research, real-world case studies, and client stories.
"Education by experts in integrative medicine for prevention and wellness remedies can go a long way in healing preventable conditions," said Nageen Sharma, CEO & Co-Founder, NourishDoc. "We created NourishDoc to be a tool that brings education and transparency to people who are confused about holistic & integrative medicine therapies. They can now learn why and how holistic therapies can be effective for specific ailments from top integrative practitioners. Practitioners provide education for therapies, root causes of ailments, wellness plans that work, case studies, research, science, member stories and more to give consumers a 360 view that has been missing all along,"
Consumers can easily learn, share, and connect with top holistic practitioners. The platform offers consumers a learning-oriented approach based on outcomes for their specific health concerns.
"We created NourishDoc platform for holistic & integrative medicine for wellness to eliminate the confusion that can surround integrative approaches for healing. People want to hear directly from the practitioners about what the therapy can - or cannot - heal. They want to discover their practitioner support system to address health concerns before they worsen or address those where traditional treatments were ineffective," he added.
The wellness tech startup places an emphasis on the quality of practitioners and therapies. They have to be rooted in science and research studies. The wellness seminars are presented by practitioners who are recipients of national awards, professors in prestigious universities, and with real-world outcomes and research.
Health and wellness practitioners nationwide can sign up for free to list their practice on NourishDoc to share their expertise, grow their practice, enroll new clients, and manage the clients in an online platform.
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About NourishDoc:
NourishDoc is the first-of-its-kind technology platform for wellness seekers to learn, explore, connect and recommend award-winning credentialed practitioners. NourishDoc serves as a platform for consumers to find for a certain condition the right therapy, the right practitioner, the right integrative practices, and the right wellness plans. NourishDoc has over one thousand award-winning practitioners in specialties such as integrative medicine, functional medicine acupuncture, Ayurveda, diet & nutrition, holistic health coaching, and other integrative therapies. To join an educational session, share your wellness story, or recommend holistic practitioners you love, visit https://www.nourishdoc.com/.
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