Natural Cardiology
Imagine . . . Healing your heart and transforming your life!

Do you feel trapped on a list of pharmaceuticals longer than you can manage? Are you frustrated with seven-minute visits that fail to address your concerns? Do you just know that there are better ways to manage your cardiology care?

If you answered yes to any of those questions, you are not alone. In fact, cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death for Americans. In 2016, heart disease claimed 647,457 lives in the United States. And yet, we know that many of these deaths could be prevented with lifestyle changes and proper medical management.

There are alternatives to multiple medications!

Are you ready to change your life, and take back control of your cardiovascular health?  You can expect Dr. Miller to be with you every step of the way as you transform your exercise routine, dietary habits, and stress management techniques. She will show you the options for scientifically studied herbs and medicines, so that you can get on the most comprehensive plan to optimize your cardiovascular health.

We know that there are a multitude of lifestyle factors, from environmental toxins, chronic stress, poor nutrition, inadequate exercise and hormonal imbalances that all contribute to your heart function. Addressing these factors takes time, something you will get during your visit with Dr. Miller.

Your visits with Dr. Miller will last between 50-75 minutes. During these visits, you will have the opportunity to explore the root causes to your condition. Together, you will develop a treatment strategy that engages your own healing processes and actually results in health transformation. Furthermore, Dr. Miller is passionate about helping you feel more empowered around your health, so that you leave every visit feeling more educated about your natural cardiology plan.

Please call us if you are looking for a natural cardiology approach for the following:

• Hypertension (high blood pressure)
• High cholesterol and lipids
• History of blood clots (stroke, embolism, heart attack)
• Metabolic syndrome
• Peripheral artery disease
• Edema
• Reynaud’s Disease