Environment

In our integrative and naturopathic medicine practice, we recognize that health is dynamically shaped by the environment — not only through direct toxic exposure but also through epigenetic regulation. Environmental factors can activate or silence genes that influence inflammation, detoxification, and energy metabolism. Over time, this interaction determines how resilient or vulnerable we are to chronic disease. Our environmental assessments focus on uncovering and addressing these diverse external stressors that silently impact energy, immunity, cognition, and overall resilience.

• Environmental Pollutants We investigate harmful substances present in air, water, and soil—including chemicals, industrial byproducts, and particulate matter—that can disrupt ecosystems and adversely affect human health.

• Heavy Metal Pollution Our diagnostics target contamination by metals such as lead, mercury, cadmium, and arsenic. These toxic elements can accumulate in the body and contribute to neurological, renal, and developmental disorders.

• Allergens, Mold and Mycotoxin Exposure We examine natural and synthetic agents in the environment that may trigger allergic reactions. This includes pollen, mold spores, pet dander, and airborne irritants, helping us identify and manage sources of sensitivity.