Dr. Rachel Erickson

I thought I’d try meeting with a naturopath for my annual physical. Based on reviews, I picked Rachel. First of all, for my annual physical she did 0 physical exam.

I was also due for a Pap smear, which I told her, and she did no gynecological exam nor Pap.

Then, she asked questions about fatigue as part of the visits. I told her I was tired on some days when I went to bed late and my 2 year old didn’t sleep well, but that my energy is usually quite good.

Later in the visit, she prescribed 2 vitamin supplements for “fatigue”.

She even sent an email with the exact purchaser and a link to place the order immediately.

Then, though there was no reason, tried to schedule a visit the next week. I told her I had no need to come back.

I got routine labs done after the visit and after a week I had to call her to see what the results were. She asked me to make another appointment to get my results.

I declined, again asking that she let me know my results. They were all normal.

I short, she tried to set up several unnecessary appointments and prescribed unnecessary supplements just to line her pockets.

All this while neglecting important health care maintenance.