Drew’s Online Consultations

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Do you live outside the Toronto area but still want to experience the benefits of nutritional advice and Traditional Chinese Medicine consultations?

My uniquely designed Online Consultations allow you to receive reliable, one-on-one advice without leaving your home.

These online consultations consist of:

  • advice on diet and nutrition, tailored directly to your health concerns and personal needs.
  • individually prescribed Chinese herbal medicine delivered right to your door (with no boiling required!).
  • lifestyle advice and access to educational material in the form of journal articles, handouts, recipes, and personal emails.
  • prescriptions and instructions for supplements that are right for you.
  • recommendations for supplement brand names that provide higher quality vitamins and minerals.

How to Get Started

Simply send me an email indicating that you are interested in an online consultation and I will provide you with the necessary forms and introductory material.  After reviewing your health history, I will then set up your 30-minute phone consultation.

Limited Space Only

My online consultations are limited because I maintain a busy clinical practice in Toronto and teach at the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine (CCNM).

Contact me today and take control of your health.

Sincerely,

Drew Nesbitt  BA, TCMP, Ac., ROHP

Practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine
& Registered Orthomolecular Health Practitioner

 

1 Comment

  1. Drew Nesbitt BA, TCMP, Ac., ROHP
    Drew Nesbitt BA, TCMP, Ac., ROHP on June 27, 2011 at 11:07 am

    Hello Chow Hoe Lin,

    Elbow pain is a common occurrence with racquet sports (I was a tennis player myself). The pain will often refer down the arm towards the hand or up the arm towards the shoulder depending on the location of the injury. I have seen people with this issue before and acupuncture is very successful at reducing the pain. Treatment typically involves acupuncture at the local site of pain as well as acupuncture on the opposite elbow. I will often incorporate Tuina massage at the end of the session as I find it is an important part of reducing the pain. External anti-inflammatory creams are also very helpful and I often recommend Traumeel (apply 4 times per day).

    If you wish to have treatment, you can use my online booking program and pick a time that works for you. I am confident I can help and look forward to hearing from you.

    Take care for now.
    Drew