Wolfeboro Naturopathic Medicine

07/29/2025

Testosterone Replacement for Men at Wolfeboro Naturopathic Medicine

Dr. Erik O. Nelson, N.D. maintains a focus on men's health, which includes using testosterone replacement therapy and complementary treatments to improve the quality of men's lives. Dr. Nelson's goal as a Naturopathic Doctor is to address reasons why testosterone may be low, and to treat each patient's specific needs to improve their health and outcomes.

Testosterone is part of a complex system of metabolic management in men. Testosterone is regulated by the pituitary gland, which also regulates stress response, glucose, minerals and metabolism.

When testosterone replacement is indicated, Dr. Nelson may consider other factors including muscle health, weight management, cardiovascular health, metabolic function and vitality. Depending on a patient's specific needs, Dr. Nelson may also recommend supplemental, diet, and lifestyle support to improve health and wellness.

Part of hormone replacement includes testing a patient's testosterone level as well as testing to monitor the body's use of the prescription in order to optimize safety and maximize effect.

Please call the office to schedule your appointment with Dr. Nelson to discuss your specific and unique needs!

07/11/2025

New look!
We've rebranded.
"Steve Clark ND" is now Wolfeboro Naturopathic Medicine. This change is just a name change, with no changes in our doctors or operation.
We continue to have 2 Naturopathic Doctors on site. Dr. Steve Clark, N.D. and Dr. Erik O. Nelson, N.D. This practice has been in operation since 2004.
We still offer the same services inducing treatment for:
Lyme Disease
Hormone Replacement
Health Optimization
Gastrointestinal Health
Cardiovascular Disease... and so much more!
The Naturopathic Philosophy is that our body can heal itself. Our goal as practitioners is to determine if there is an obstacle to that cure and then treat to resolve that obstacle.
We find and treat the cause!
We are the only practitioners with a 4 year accredited doctor level education focused on finding and treating the cause of illness and treating health.
We offer so many kinds of tests including advanced hormone, Lyme and gastrointestinal testing. We have a fully stocked medicinary on site.
We believe each individual is unique and we design personalized treatments for each patient we help.
We are moving our website to wolfeboronaturopathic.com Thanks for taking the time to read this and giving us the opportunity to help you optimize your health.

05/15/2025

We offer a number of naturopathic treatment options for Low T in men. Check out the infographic below to learn about the common symptoms of Low Testosterone levels. 💪🏻

The infographic below helps to highlight the common symptoms of Low Testosterone in men. Naturopathic medicine offers comprehensive treatment options for low T including natural and bio-identical Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT)

04/16/2025

We'd like to call your attention to UNH extension education's program “Nature In Your Backyard” series, “Buzz and Balance—Rewilding Your Backyard to Support Pollinators While Minimizing Tick Encounters.” Perhaps you are looking for ways to improve our environment and reduce tick exposure. You can register and then receive the recording, even if you can’t attend “live.”

Learn about pollinators.

04/15/2025

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Dyeing Easter Eggs this Weekend? Check out this handy guide for natural dyes from food-based sources in place of synthetic chemical-based dyes. Like and Share your photos of your creations in the comments!

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There have been a lot of questions and concerns raised about synthetic food dyes in recent news. If you are dyeing Easter Eggs this Easter, check out this handy infographic on creating your own, non-toxic food dyes from food products!

Like and Share with your Friends and feel free to post your pictures of your food-based egg creations in the comments!

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04/15/2025

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04/08/2025

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Dr. Steve Clark, N.D. is a member of ILADS (International Lyme and Associated Disease). Dr. Erik Nelson, N.D. and Dr. Steve Clark, N.D. treat Lyme and associated diseases following ILADS recommendations. We also offer a variety of tests for Lyme Disease, Borrelia and Co-infections.

It’s officially tick season in New Hampshire. Check out the handy infographic below for help with tick ID. Tickreport.com is also a great way to get piece of mind after a bite.

04/07/2025

Check out the handy infographic below from Dr. Nelson to help with Tick Identification… and don’t forget to save your ticks and send to tickreport.com

It’s officially tick season in New Hampshire. Check out the handy infographic below for help with tick ID. Tickreport.com is also a great way to get piece of mind after a bite.

04/05/2025

Low Testosterone in Men can have profound health effects. If you think you may have Low T consider seeing Dr. Nelson at Wolfeboro Naturopathic Medicine who is experienced at both Testosterone Replace Therapy (TRT) and natural options to support healthy testosterone levels at any age!

Did you know that Low Testosterone (Low T) has been linked to five major health conditions for Men? See the infographic below for more information.

03/31/2025

The aloe is finally blooming. It's bringing some happiness to the late snow slop and mud season.

03/25/2025

Acute Lyme Disease

Borrelia burgdorferi is the bacteria that causes Lyme Disease and has the largest DNA collection of any characterized bacteria1. Because of this it is immensely capable and has multiple ways to avoid our immune system, including2:
Tricking our immune response
Inactivating our immune system's defensive weapons
Hiding inside our cells and in biofilm
Changing the way our immune system communicates
Getting into locations that antibiotics can't
Has a slow lifecycle and can form persisting cells that can outlast courses of antibiotics

This all means that Lyme Disease isn't necessarily easy to treat.
The typical standard of care (IDSA) for Lyme disease is up to 1 month of antibiotics.
For the reasons listed above (and more!) the International Lyme and Associated Diseases Society (ILADS) treatment guidelines indicate that one antibiotic for one month may lead to treatment failure3. If you still have symptoms near the end of the treatment, the bacteria may not be gone yet.

At Wolfeboro Naturopathic Medicine we strive to treat acute Borrelia infections until they are gone and resolved.

1) Plasmid, 2005 Jan;53(1):1-13
2) pathogens: 2021 March2;10(3):281
3) https://www.ilads.org/patient-care/ilads-treatment-guidelines/

03/24/2025

For all of you who think this snow is going to make the ticks, and Lyme Disease, go away...