Environmental medicine  ·  Kirkland, WA

Environmental medicine, measured and calm.

How exposures may contribute to symptoms in susceptible people, especially when fatigue, neurological symptoms, hormone disruption, immune reactivity or inflammation remain unexplained.

Dr. Rayna Dvorak, ND, LAc, naturopathic doctor for environmental medicine in Kirkland, WA, walking through a golden meadow, brushing the grasses

Who it is for

For people who are sensitive, who react differently than others, and who need a clinician willing to look at the full exposure picture.

Exposures can influence hormone signaling, immune function, neurological health, mitochondrial function and detoxification in certain people. The goal is to identify the ones that matter for you and support your body’s capacity to process them.

The approach

Clinically grounded, every step.

01

Selected, not scattered

Testing is chosen from your history and what is clinically relevant, never run indiscriminately.

02

Individual

Susceptibility and burden vary from person to person, so does the plan.

03

Supportive

The emphasis is on strengthening how your body clears and recovers.

Dr. Dvorak seated in a sunlit field, smiling — environmental medicine

Areas of consideration

What may be looked at.

Exposures

  • Mold and mycotoxins
  • Heavy metals
  • Chemicals and pesticides
  • Plastics and endocrine disruptors
  • Indoor air and water quality

Your capacity

  • Detoxification capacity
  • Nervous system sensitivity
  • Gut and liver support
  • Nutrients and cofactors
  • Inflammation and immune response

Next step

Questions about environmental medicine?

In Kirkland

In-person visits at 11656 98th Ave NE.

Across Washington

Secure video visits anywhere in the state.