Happy holidays to all of my valued patients and wishing you a wonderful year ahead! May 2020 be the year you achieve all of your health and wellness goals.

I would like to inform my clients that I will be away from the clinic from December 23 to 27, 2019, and will return the following week for patient visits.

I’m Dr. Laura Brass, a top-rated Naturopathic Doctor in Toronto.

I look forward to sharing my story. I hope that you will enjoy getting to know me better.

We are delighted to announce the launch of our new website!

The warmer weather is finally here (sort of), and I don't know about you, but this welcomed change of season motivates me to dust off my blender and revive my morning smoothie routine.

One compliment I receive (graciously) on a regular basis is how healthy and youthful my skin looks. This is not a make-up artistry technique but rather, a steadfast commitment to a nutritionally-dense diet, healthy lifestyle, hot yoga, and these insider tips.

This delicious treat is easy to make, won't cause tummy upset, and is perfect with a cup of coffee or tea. Enjoy!

Are you aware of the vast number of carcinogenic chemicals and hormone disruptors in your cosmetics and personal care products?

Spring weather is finally here! This is a breath of fresh air for most people, but for those who suffer from seasonal allergies, the immenent approach of seasonal change isn't so welcome.

Managing chronic pain is a difficult road to navigate and can significantly affect your daily quality of life and overall happiness.

Have you decided that this is the year that you are going to get in shape, lose that weight, and deal with that annoying health issue?

The holiday season is meant to be a time of joy, love, and connection.  But for many, it can be a stressful time.  Schedules are busy, healthy eating and exercise go out the window, and (for some) spending time with family can be triggering.

Change of season is the perfect time to work on building your immune system to prepare for the harsh winter months ahead. 

Most people get skittish with this question and hesitate to disclose all the fine particulars, but when it comes to your poo the devil is definitely in the details.

The vast majority of thyroid disease is autoimmune in origin. What this means is that your body is creating antibodies to attack its own tissue, in this case - your thyroid gland.