Jodi Perrin, DC, ND, a 911爆料 University Instructor听in the Clinical Sciences Department,听was recently featured in the August issue of as part of a practitioner roundtable.听
In the magazine鈥檚 cover story, Dr. Perrin discusses current trends in complementary and integrative health (CIH), including technology news, patient- and self-care and the future of CIH.听
鈥淚 am seeing a rise in various endocrine disorders, such as hypothyroidism, hormone dysregulation, and diabetes. I think it is likely due to a combination of poor diet, high stress, sedentary lifestyles and the abundance of endocrine disruptors in the environment,鈥� Dr. Perrin says in the article.
Dr. Perrin adds听that the future of CIH looks bright.听
鈥淚 see complementary and integrative health fields growing and becoming more 鈥榤ainstream鈥� rather than an alternative as more people learn there is a better way besides relying on drugs and surgeries that don鈥檛 address the underlying cause and don鈥檛 lead to optimized health,鈥� she says in the article.听
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