The Natural Path
The Natural Path is a naturopathic practice on SE Division Street in Portland run by Dr. Cara Phillipo, N.D. and Dr. Robert Madda, N.D. It offers bioidentical hormone therapy for women and men, including testosterone pellets placed in the office every few months and a testosterone program with weekly injections and lab work, alongside an HCG diet and other medical weight loss programs.
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Dr. Cara Phillipo

Dr. Robert Madda
Care at The Natural Path
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Tests and services
- Menopause hormone therapy
- Estrogen/progesterone care for perimenopause and menopause.
- Testosterone therapy
- Prescription treatment for diagnosed low testosterone.
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