The Barefoot Physician

The Barefoot Physician Combining modern biomedicine with evidence-based traditional practices to bring patients the very best in sustainable healthcare.

At the Barefoot Physician, we believe strongly that an integrated approach to medicine is the best approach. We seek to offer our patients quality healthcare services by combining both modern and traditional medicine. Here you will find information about upcoming events and news in the field of natural health and wellness. Please visit our website for detailed information on our clinic, services, and prices.

That’s right, free to help you on your journey! If you suffer from a that doctors can’t really figure out but are ...
12/15/2021

That’s right, free to help you on your journey! If you suffer from a that doctors can’t really figure out but are more than happy to throw pills at, head on over and check them out 👍🏼

So far, we have links to the following helpful resources:
– ILADS (international and Associated Diseases of Society): for what is commonly known as Tickborne Illness (TBI)
- ISEAI (international Society for Environmentally Acquired Illness): for patients who have health issues caused by inflammatory compounds in their work and living spaces
- SolveM.E. (The Solve /CFS Initiative): for those who suffer from what is commonly called syndrome
- SIGHI (the Swiss interest group for histamine intolerance): For patients with ; atypical allergies that don’t respond well to treatment
- Limbic Retraining: A specialized form of cognitive behavioral therapy that helps to manage mental/emotional symptoms due to in the limbic region of the brain, the area responsible for linking emotions with memories
- The Wim Hof Method (in-home ): an inexpensive way for patients to get many of the benefits of cryotherapy in their own home
- A comprehensive symptom journal: the best way to record symptoms and help patients figure out what things trigger their health issues

More to come!! And as always, please let us know if you have questions about anything… We are here to help 😊

Do you have a (HSA) or (FSA)? Are there funds still in there that you won’t use before the new year? Unfortunately, ...
12/15/2021

Do you have a (HSA) or (FSA)? Are there funds still in there that you won’t use before the new year? Unfortunately, they don’t roll over so you need to spend them while you have them!

We are pleased to announce that we can now take both HSA and FSA debit cards on our store! That’s right, you can spend these funds on any goods or services… Including herbal and nutraceutical supplements 👍🏼

Head on over to the link in our bio to see how to access the supplement store. As an added bonus, all accounts receive a discount of 10% off MSRP and free shipping on all orders over $50.

If you have any questions about a certain item, or if there is something you would like to buy that is not currently listed, please don’t hesitate to reach out!

Happy holidays ❤️

And we’re back with round two of pine trees! Once again, we are looking at the sand pine (Pinus clausa), the most common...
12/14/2021

And we’re back with round two of pine trees! Once again, we are looking at the sand pine (Pinus clausa), the most common pine found in sandy soils of the south Florida region.

Besides the medicinal uses discussed yesterday, pine can also make a great snack! The needles can be eaten cooked, or even raw if you enjoy a stronger flavor. The inner bark can also be used, either cut-up and cooked in a stew, or powdered with other nuts and grains into a flour mixture. And of course, most everyone has heard about pine nuts… not only are they nutritious and delicious, but you can usually find them in the grocery store!

As for their spiritual uses, unfortunately (yet again) much of the knowledge of our indigenous peoples’ ritual practices using pine have been lost. Thankfully, there is much to be gained by studying pagan practices that continue to this day. Many people are not aware that most of their Christmas traditions like wreaths, Christmas trees, and mistletoe were carried over from the pagan holidays of Saturnalia and Yule (also known as the winter solstice)!

To the pagans, the tree that remained green even in the height of winter and could still provide them with fire, shelter, and sustenance was truly a gift from the gods. Used in ritual magic, it symbolizes healing and protection. Magically warding the home from visitors (physical or ethereal) with bad intentions was the original reason why people hung wreaths made of pine branches on their front doors. And in case the bad juju was already inside the house, dried needles and cones were also added to the hearth as a form of smudging (like burning sage or palo santo).

And as far as Christmas trees are concerned, pines were originally placed in the home and decorated because it was believed that doing so would ensure that the light and warmth of the spring would come quickly! Traditionally, the colors used were red and gold. Red symbolizes warmth and love, and gold represents prosperity and the return of the sun.🌲

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Dania Beach, FL

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Monday 12pm - 8pm
Tuesday 12pm - 8pm
Wednesday 12pm - 4pm
Thursday 12pm - 8pm
Friday 12pm - 8pm
Saturday 12am - 4pm

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