Collaborative Cure: Working With Your Doctor to Heal Naturally and Effectively

What if you didn't have to choose between natural healing and conventional medicine-because the most effective path combines both?

In The Collaborative Cure, Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine Yasmin Karpenko reveals a groundbreaking approach to healthcare that replaces the outdated "either/or" mindset with a practical, integrative model rooted in teamwork, science, and patient empowerment.

Drawing from her own near-death health crisis and years of clinical experience, Yasmin shares how she went from medical burnout to breakthrough-by learning to work with her conventional doctors rather than against them. This eye-opening and deeply personal guide offers a roadmap for patients and practitioners alike who are tired of choosing sides in the false war between pharmaceuticals and natural therapies.

Inside, you'll learn how to:

• Communicate effectively with doctors who may not share your views
• Integrate natural therapies like nutrition, supplements, and lifestyle medicine safely and strategically
• Use functional lab testing to identify root causes-while maintaining medical oversight
• Avoid dangerous supplement-drug interactions
• Build a collaborative healthcare team that works for you, not just your diagnosis
• Apply condition-specific protocols for autoimmune disease, chronic fatigue, digestive disorders, and more
• Implement the 90-Day Collaborative Protocol for sustainable, personalized healing

Whether you're managing a chronic illness, seeking better health outcomes, or looking to bridge the gap between two medical worlds, The Collaborative Cure gives you the tools, insight, and confidence to become an informed, empowered partner in your own care.

If you're ready to stop choosing sides and start choosing results-this book is your blueprint.

Perfect for:

• Patients with chronic illness or complex diagnoses
• Functional and integrative health seekers
• Health coaches, caregivers, and wellness advocates
• Anyone frustrated with fragmented, one-size-fits-all care

Because healing isn't about picking a side-it's about building a team.