Angela Vines
About Angela Vines
Angela Vines is an accomplished author and editor at NaturalHealingNow.com, where she is dedicated to empowering readers with the latest insights on natural and alternative health products. With a passion for holistic wellness, Angela believes in helping people live longer, healthier lives by promoting natural healing methods and fostering a vibrant, health-focused community. Her work spans from sharing simple, nourishing recipes to providing in-depth scientific explanations of how our bodies heal naturally. Angela is committed to educating others on how to embrace a healthy lifestyle without relying on drugs, and she advocates for exploring alternatives to conventional medicine and surgery. Through her thoughtful reviews and expert advice, Angela guides readers in discovering the best natural health products available today, making it easier for everyone to make informed choices on their wellness journey.
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48 Articles by Angela Vines
Naturopath vs Functional Medicine Doctor: Training, Licensing, Cost and Which to Choose
A naturopathic doctor is a type of practitioner with a state license in some states. Functional medicine is an approach that MDs, DOs, NDs and other clinicians use. Here's how training, prescribing, cost and insurance compare.
Is Functional Medicine Legit? What the Evidence Shows and How to Vet a Practitioner
Functional medicine is a real approach used by licensed clinicians, but research on it is limited and some popular tests have weak support. Here's what the evidence shows, the main criticisms, and how to vet a practitioner.
Integrative vs Functional Medicine: Definitions, Credentials and Where to Find Each
Integrative medicine coordinates conventional and complementary care; functional medicine is a root-cause framework. Neither is a license. Here's how their credentials differ and where each is offered in New York City.
How Often Should You See a Chiropractor? Visit Counts, Costs and Red Flags
How many chiropractic visits are typical, what guidelines and Medicare say, red flags in prepaid plans, neck-manipulation safety, and how chiropractors compare with osteopaths and physical therapists.
Functional Medicine for Thyroid Conditions: What the Evidence and Guidelines Say
Functional medicine looks at thyroid symptoms through diet, nutrients, gut health and stress. Here's what thyroid guidelines say about tests like reverse T3, treatments like desiccated thyroid, and selenium, iodine and gluten-free diets.
How Much Does Functional Medicine Cost, and Does Insurance Cover It?
What functional medicine practices charge for first visits, memberships, labs and supplements, what insurance and Medicare usually pay, and the questions to ask before you sign up for a program.
Does Medicare Cover Acupuncture? Rules, Visit Limits and Costs
Medicare covers acupuncture only for chronic low back pain. Here are the eligibility rules, visit limits, costs and how to find a provider Medicare will pay.
How Much Does Acupuncture Cost, and Does Insurance Cover It?
What acupuncture costs in the US and in New York City, how to check your insurance, how superbills and HSA or FSA funds work, and when Medicare pays.
What Is a Holistic Doctor? (And How It Differs From a Naturopath)
"Holistic doctor" is a description, not a license. The person using it might be a medical doctor, a naturopathic doctor, a chiropractor, an acupuncturist, or someone with no license at all. Here is how to tell them apart.
Is a Naturopathic Doctor a Real Doctor? ND vs MD Training, Titles and Residency
A naturopathic doctor holds a real doctoral degree but is not a medical doctor. Here is how ND and MD training compare, what NDs may call themselves, and whether one can be your primary care provider.
Refined vs Unrefined Shea Butter: Which to Choose
Unrefined shea butter is closer to the raw fat, with a nutty smell and likely more of its minor plant compounds. Refined shea is odorless and consistent. Both moisturize well.
What Is a Naturopathic Doctor? Training, What NDs Can Do, and What a Visit Involves
A naturopathic doctor graduates from an accredited four-year program and, in states that license NDs, passes board exams. Here is how that differs from a traditional naturopath, what NDs can and can't do, and what to expect at a first visit.