Doctor LeGrand

of 14 from his neighbor Doctor Dumovic. There he spent several years during his high school, undergraduate studies and medical studies learning about Naturopathic medicine from Dr. Dumovic. Dr. LeGrand received his Bachelors degree in Psychology with an emphasis in Neurobehavioral Science and Pre-medicine from Brigham Young University. He then continued his studies and received his Naturopathic Medical degree from Bastyr University. During his clinical rotations, Dr. LeGrand interned with Dr. Katherine Raymer MD, ND who specializes in ADHD and Autism. He also spent years interning with both Dr. Dumovic and Dr. Dodge, who both specialize in sports medicine. This helped him become skilled in the arts and techniques of physical medicine to treat patients with chronic and acute muscle skeletal issues. At age 11, Dr. LeGrand discovered the importance of water fasting and made it a lifelong practice of his. At age 17, he went on his first intense cleanse and realized how important the body needs to detoxify on a regular basis. Through his own experience and treating patients with cleansing and water fasting he discovered that cleansing the body had the most profound impact on healing the body than any other treatment out there. Dr. LeGrand’s true focus in Naturopathic medicine is helping patients prep and go through cleansing because he knows it is one of the most effective treatments that Naturopathic medicine has to offer. When Dr. LeGrand is not spending time with patients he enjoys spending time with his wife and soon to be baby girl. Dr. LeGrand enjoys the arts by painting, drawing, dancing and currently making videos for healthy recipes and health tips. He also enjoys the great outdoors, mountain biking, rock climbing, swimming and running. He loves to learn and grow from reading and learning from other knowledgeable people. Caveat:
Any information that is shared on this page is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Please collaborate with your Primary Care Physician should you decide to experiment with new therapies