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The ideal demeanor for a top-notch health care provider might be best described as a finely aligned balance between expertise and intuition.
With that in mind, there can be nothing coincidental about the fact that the letters forming Asha's given name are nestled within the aboriginal word, Anishabe: A term used to describe a humble, well-rounded person who possesses desirable qualities such as goodness, kindness, and compassion.
From an early age, Asha emitted a rooted understanding that the body is only one component of the whole being. Steeped in wisdom passed from her mother, and from the Ojibwa elders of her homeland reservation, she has both culturally and spiritually inherited a higher awareness about the human experience.
Diagnosed with Lupus at 17 years of age, a young Asha struggled with all aspects of traditional medicine, seeking some relief from her suffering.
Her condition manifested in a multitude of ways, including overwhelming joint pain, fatigue, hair loss, and poor circulation, and was soon exacerbated by the stress that accompanied university studies.
It was only when she discovered homeopathy that her symptoms subsided, transforming her from a weary patient into a devoted healer who, to this day, actively chooses to walk the path of whole wellness.
"In homeopathy, I found hope. I recognized then and there that I wanted to do the same for others," she says. "And I immediately redirected my education to specialize in the modality."
Today, from her Newmarket-based practice, Asha employs this natural medicine to support her clients on their journey to wellness, whether they are seeking preventative care or relief from chronic illness.
"Homeopathic medicine is a system of medicine that uses natural substances to help encourage the body's own healing capabilities," Asha says. "It helps to correct imbalances in the body as it works on the individual as a whole being."
To learn more about homeopathy and how it can provide you and your family with optimal good health, visit www.my-homeopath.com, email Dr. Frost at asha@my-homeopath.com or call 905-392-9513.
"In my opinion, one of the most important principles of homeopathy is to treat each person's suffering as their own. A disease name is only a label, and its diagnosis, unto itself, is not of great value to the homeopath. Instead, importance is placed on how each individual person is affected by their particular ailment." Asha Frost
Did you know?
- In 28 countries, homeopathy is used as a respected medical science. When patients go to the hospital, they're asked what kind of medical treatment they'd prefer.
- Bill Wilson, the founder of Alcoholics Anonymous, was a practicing homeopath, who attributed his recovery, in part, to homeopathy.
- Homeopathic remedies are not tested on caged, sick or abused animals but rather healthy volunteer humans.
- It is believed the first medical school credited with welcoming both women and visible minorities as students was a homeopathic school.
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