Dr. Nicole Hess - IBD

Dr. Nicole Hess - IBD Dr. Nicole Hess is a Certified BEMER Partner and Independent Distributor (IBD). Consultations and ses

03/25/2022

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02/12/2022

When it gets cold, we tend to spend more time indoors. Here are a few tips to satying active during the winter months.

02/10/2022

🌿🌼 Spring allergy season is coming up. COVID-19 and seasonal allergies share some symptoms, but not others.

Use this chart to compare the common symptoms of COVID-19 and seasonal allergies so you can tell the difference.

If you’re sick, talk to your healthcare provider. You may need a COVID-19 test to confirm your diagnosis. For more information, visit http://bit.ly/3qEzjRD.

02/07/2022

Toronto was treated to another spectacular winter sunset on Sunday evening, prompting locals to lean out their windows or, better yet, slip on some...

11/30/2021

Sunrise on Humber Bay πŸ™Œ

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11/03/2021

Today's sunrise may just be perfect... maybe the day will be too. 😍

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11/02/2021

Orange you glad to see me? 🧑

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10/19/2021

Fall is in the air! 🍁 πŸ‚

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10/15/2021

Good morning, sunshine! 🌞

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09/18/2021

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09/15/2021

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09/10/2021

Toronto sunsets never disappoint πŸŒ…

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09/08/2021

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09/01/2021

Ontarians can access a PDF COVID vaccine certificate with the information needed to prove they are fully vaccinated at covid19.ontariohealth.ca

An enhanced vaccine certificate with unique QR code and a verification app will be available beginning October 22. news.ontario.ca/en/backgrounder/1000780/new-requirement-for-proof-of-vaccination-in-certain-settings-frequently-asked-questions

09/01/2021

Ontarians will need to be fully vaccinated and provide proof of vaccination along with photo ID to access certain higher-risk settings. news.ontario.ca/en/release/1000779/ontario-to-require-proof-of-vaccination-in-select-settings

Help stop the spread of COVID-19. If you need your 1st or 2nd dose, book your appointment now: Ontario.ca/bookvaccine

09/01/2021

Starting September 22, Ontarians will be required to provide proof of vaccination to access certain businesses and settings. This will encourage all eligible individuals to get their shot, further protecting Ontarians and our hospital capacity. news.ontario.ca/en/release/1000779/ontario-to-require-proof-of-vaccination-in-select-settings

08/31/2021

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08/26/2021

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Welcome!

I am Dr. Nicole Hess, a Toronto-based health consultant, who helps clients to optimize their health and wellness without major lifestyle changes.

For some this might sound like a β€˜quick fix’. After all, things commonly associated with increased health and wellness, such as maintaining a healthy body weight, eating a balanced diet, and engaging in physical and mental activity usually require substantial time and effort. I, too, believe in creating healthy habits as the foundation for good health, and I encourage everyone to do so. There is no replacement for eating well and being physically active.

From my clinical experience in treating musculoskeletal conditions and chronic pain, I know about the importance of active care and rehabilitation, which emphasize patient participation and education, as well as therapeutic exercises. It has been shown that patients actively participating in their care leads to better outcomes than the provision of passive care. Especially for chronic pain sufferers, active care and self-management strategies empower them to manage their symptoms on a daily basis and allow them to become more functional overall.

The reality, however, is that a large number of people struggle to adopt healthy habits and actively participate in their healthcare due to their busy schedules, lifestyle, or compromised health.