About Temple Natural Health
Tummy Temple is a full-service naturopathy clinic located near downtown Olympia, offering naturopathic primary care, massage therapy, and colon hydrotherapy services. The team of naturopathic doctors provides personalized care to help clients achieve wellness. Patients have reported significant relief from conditions such as IBS-D, SIBO, and hiatal hernia through visceral adjustments and natural herbal treatments. The clinic also offers Electro-Lymphatic Therapy, which has helped clients process and remove environmental toxins. The welcoming space is led by Kristi and Tim, ensuring a unique and satisfying experience for each client. The therapists, including Jamie and Heidi, are professional, empathetic, and knowledgeable, providing guidance and support throughout the healing journey. Many visitors have found the office to be clean, well organized, and peaceful. Clients often experience noticeable differences after treatments, particularly with colonics, which leave them feeling refreshed and lighter. The procedures are described as comfortable and a reminder of the importance of internal health. Tummy Temple is highly recommended for those seeking a quality place of healing and a proactive approach to wellness.
Everything was better than expected! Thank you to a great company with fantastic service.
Dr. Jennea is wonderful and so knowledgeable. I am also an ND in town and I refer many people to her for her expertise in GI. She does very gentle colonics and overall is a great doctor. Highly recommend her!
Dr. Jamie Doughty is amazing. I was referred by a friend to visit here for lymphedema in my arm. My arm hasn't felt better in years. The electro lymphatic massage was so helpful.
While there we also discussed my GLP-1 journey and medications. Found out some of my meds were canceling out other meds and some meds were being taken at the wrong time of day. After adjusting these recommendations I feel better and sleep better a week out.
Will continue to visit here to get my body back on track. Wish I would have found her/them earlier.