Prosper Natural Health

Prosper Natural Health Healthcare Solutions to Help You Prosper Prosper Natural Health offers an integrative approach to natural and conventional healthcare solutions.

We are committed to providing excellent patient care to the Olympic Peninsula community in a beautiful waterfront setting. Our Naturopathic Doctors, Dr. Molly Force, Dr. Mary Schroeder, and Dr. Rosalie De Lombaert create individualized treatment programs for each patient designed to allow you to regain and nourish a state of health and well-being. We also provide a fully stocked natural apothecary for all your supplement needs. Within the Prosper Natural Health Wellness Center there are independent mental health counselors and massage therapy practices specializing in many different types of healing touch such as deep tissue massage, cranial sacral massage, hot stone, and therapeutic massage for those recovering from injuries and surgeries. Our goal at Prosper is that every person who comes in our front door feels comfortable and supported. We have created an atmosphere to nourish the body, mind, and spirit while holistically supporting your journey towards wellness.

Studies show that carrying excess weight in midlife (ages 35-65) is linked to a higher risk of dementia later on.And her...
01/29/2026

Studies show that carrying excess weight in midlife (ages 35-65) is linked to a higher risk of dementia later on.

And here's the part most women feel but rarely talk about: Losing weight in midlife is just harder. Your metabolism shifts, hormones fluctuate, muscle mass naturally declines, and strategies that used to work... suddenly don't.

That doesn't mean you're doing anything wrong. It means your body needs a different approach, one that actually matches this stage of life. This isn't all about appearance anymore. It's about long-term health.

You deserve to feel better. Book your consultation and let's uncover the 'why' behind your symptoms and create a plan that feels doable, personal, and effective.

Recent research found that people with anxiety disorders tend to have about 8% lower choline levels in key brain regions...
01/28/2026

Recent research found that people with anxiety disorders tend to have about 8% lower choline levels in key brain regions, especially the prefrontal cortex. This area of the brain governs emotion regulation, decision-making, and stress response.

Choline is a lesser-known but essential nutrient that supports healthy brain cell membranes, helps regulate mood and stress responses and is required for memory, cognitive function, and neural communication.

When choline is low, your brain may react more strongly to stress, making everyday triggers feel overwhelming.

What you can consider doing (with care + support)

- Reassess your diet. Many people don't get enough choline. Foods rich in choline include egg yolks, liver, fish, and certain legumes/beans.
- Support overall brain-nutrient status with healthy fats, balanced meals, blood-sugar stability, and gut health (since nutrient absorption matters).
- If appropriate, and under supervision, consider choline-supportive supplementation or dietary adjustments.
- Combine nutrition with nervous-system support: sleep hygiene, stress-reduction, gentle movement, and lifestyle patterns that support brain resilience.

So many people feel rushed, unheard, or stuck in a cycle of symptoms without real answers.What part of the traditional s...
01/27/2026

So many people feel rushed, unheard, or stuck in a cycle of symptoms without real answers.

What part of the traditional system has felt the most challenging for you?

Is it short appointment times?
Feeling dismissed?
No clear plan?
Only treating the symptom and not the cause?
Missed diagnoses?

Let's talk in the comments!

A major global review just confirmed what many of us suspect: over 75% of people worldwide get far less of the omega-3 f...
01/26/2026

A major global review just confirmed what many of us suspect: over 75% of people worldwide get far less of the omega-3 fats (EPA & DHA) than experts recommend.

EPA and DHA are key for heart health, brain function, inflammation regulation, immune balance, and healthy metabolism. For many people, especially those who don't regularly eat fatty fish, diet alone isn't enough to hit healthy omega-3 levels.

If you feel stuck in your health with low energy, brain fog, mood ups and downs, inflammation, or metabolic sluggishness, insufficient omega-3 intake might be a hidden factor.
Consider adding sustainably sourced EPA/DHA (or eating more oily fish, when appropriate) to support long-term health across nervous system, heart, metabolism & immune function.

01/24/2026

Wondering why hormone symptoms are trying to tell you? Why do they show up in the first place? What is your body showing you that you might be missing?

We're here to make sense of it: https://prospernaturalhealth.com/

This antioxidant-rich Immune-Boosting Winter Wellness juice designed to support immune function during the peak of cold ...
01/24/2026

This antioxidant-rich Immune-Boosting Winter Wellness juice designed to support immune function during the peak of cold and flu season.

Ingredients (1-2 servings)

2 oranges, peeled
1 grapefruit, peeled
1 large carrot
1-inch piece fresh ginger
1-inch piece fresh turmeric OR 1/2 tsp ground turmeric
1/2 lemon, peeled
1 small green apple
A pinch of black pepper (helps enhance turmeric absorption)
Optional: 1/4 cup water or coconut water to thin

Directions

Wash and prep all produce.
Run everything through a juicer. If using a blender, blend with 1/4 cup water and then strain.
Add a pinch of black pepper and stir well.

If you experience brain fog, forgetfulness, or mental fatigue during the second half of your cycle, it's likely tied to ...
01/23/2026

If you experience brain fog, forgetfulness, or mental fatigue during the second half of your cycle, it's likely tied to your hormones... not just stress or "mom brain."

Right after ovulation, estrogen drops and progesterone rises. While progesterone is calming, it can also slow cognition when it's not well balanced. This is especially true if there's inflammation or adrenal dysfunction in the picture.

Supporting progesterone naturally and reducing inflammation can dramatically improve mental clarity and reduce that "wired but tired" feeling.

BHRT works with the body's natural physiology, and its benefits extend across several key systems. Here's a quick breakd...
01/22/2026

BHRT works with the body's natural physiology, and its benefits extend across several key systems. Here's a quick breakdown of how bioidentical hormones interact with the body:

1. Brain, mood and cognition: Estrogen and progesterone influence neurotransmitters involved in mood regulation, memory and sleep quality.
2. Metabolic health: Hormone shifts affect insulin sensitivity, fat distribution and appetite regulation.
3. Bone density: Estrogen plays a major role in slowing bone turnover and protecting long-term skeletal health.
4. Sleep and stress pathways: Progesterone works with calming receptors in the nervous system, supporting deeper, more restorative sleep.
5. Pelvic and vaginal health: Local estrogen can improve tissue elasticity, moisture and overall comfort.

Colds, flares, and crashes don't happen randomly. They're the result of load + threshold.When your body hits its limit f...
01/21/2026

Colds, flares, and crashes don't happen randomly. They're the result of load + threshold.

When your body hits its limit from poor sleep, processed food, unprocessed emotions, or silent infections... the immune system sends a message.

Symptoms are that message.

Instead of suppressing the symptom, let's ask:
What filled the stress bucket?
What can we remove to lower the load?

This is how we stop treating sickness as "bad luck" and start seeing it as intelligent feedback.

Your symptoms are messengers. Let's decode them together. Book your consult and get matched with the right labs, tools, and support.

Yes, hormone shifts can change how and where your body stores fat, especially around the midsection. But that does not m...
01/20/2026

Yes, hormone shifts can change how and where your body stores fat, especially around the midsection. But that does not mean the scale is out of your control or that your metabolism is "broken."

What truly supports your body in midlife:
Protecting and rebuilding muscle
Eating enough protein + fiber to stabilize blood sugar
Prioritizing deep, consistent sleep
Supporting stress + cortisol balance
Nourishing hormones through daily habits, not extremes

Menopause changes the landscape, but it doesn't remove your power. Once you understand what's happening in your body, you can shift your strategy and feel more aligned, not defeated.

If this feels like the support you've been missing, reach out, you don't have to navigate this chapter alone.

Statins are widely used to lower cholesterol and support heart health, but they can also deplete important nutrients. A ...
01/19/2026

Statins are widely used to lower cholesterol and support heart health, but they can also deplete important nutrients. A review in Expert Review of Clinical Pharmacology found that statins may lower:

CoQ10 - vital for energy + heart muscle function
Vitamin D - supports bones, immunity, and cardiovascular health
Vitamins A, E, and K - key for antioxidant protection, vision, and clotting

Why does this matter? Low CoQ10 may contribute to muscle aches and fatigue and long-term depletion of vitamins D, A, E, or K can affect overall health over time.

Supporting your body while on statins involves talking with your provider about CoQ10, including foods rich in vitamin D and fat-soluble vitamins, and periodic blood work to check nutrient levels.

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