Dr Vicki Comeau
- In-depth health history and goal-focused health assessment.
- Electrodermal meridian stress testing to identify priorities.
- Root-cause evaluation for ongoing chronic health concerns.
- Personalized treatment planning and follow-up discussion.
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iam Physiotherapy Clinic Newmarket
1065 Davis Drive, Unit 3, Newmarket, ON, L3Y 2R9
Dr. Vicki Comeau, ND, has been recognized as one of the top Naturopaths in York region for several years by the Era Banner. Graduating as a naturopathic doctor in 2000, she has been in private practice ever since, treating patients with various modalities including nutrition, supplements, botanical medicine, Phytogen and Gemmo therapies, homeopathy, and bodywork therapies like Matrix Repatterning, Bioflex laser, PEMF, and Microcurrent. Dr. Comeau uses the BioMeridian system, an electrodermal testing device, to conduct comprehensive evaluations based on acupuncture meridians. This system assesses body systems and organs for strengths and weaknesses, serving as an ideal tool for preventive healthcare and food sensitivity testing. It also helps monitor the effectiveness of prescribed therapies during follow-ups. Certified in Contact Reflex Analysis and Matrix Repatterning, Dr. Comeau is also trained in EquiBow Bodywork for animals. With over 20 years of practice, she remains passionate about helping people manage chronic stress. Understanding the demands of modern life, she aims to help patients identify the root causes of their symptoms and develop personalized action plans to regain their health.
Through the use of the BioMeridian Electrodermal Stress Testing Method, food sensitivities may be identified. This method of testing has been used by Dr. Comeau, ND for over 20 years with great accuracy. It is less invasive than a blood draw. It allows the patient to obtain results immediately and it’s covered under health benefit plans because it is part of the Naturopathic Consultation. On average there are up to 200 foods that may be tested.