WHY CHOOSE INTEGRATIVE CARE?
Dr. Wang blends Naturopathic and holistic medicine with conventional treatment when it's the right fit — an approach similar to functional medicine, focused on finding and treating the root cause of your symptoms rather than just managing them.
Rooted in Naturopathic medicine, Dr. Wang's approach emphasizes prevention, treating the whole person, and creating an individualized plan built around your body, your lifestyle, and your goals.
"Conventional medicine hasn’t worked for me."
Many women come to Dr. Wang frustrated because despite conventional medications and treatment, their condition hasn’t improved, or they’re experiencing side effects from the medications they were prescribed. Others were told “there’s nothing wrong” as lab results indicate they are “normal,” despite how they actually feel. If this sounds familiar and you’re eager for alternative treatment that looks at your symptoms holistically, integrative care may be for you.
“I want to optimize my health.”
Naturopathic medicine provides you with tools to optimize your health and stay well. For you, maybe that means living a more balanced life, restoring the energy you once had, or preparing your body to get pregnant. Or maybe it means knowing just what your body needs to feel good each and every day.
Whether you're looking for answers conventional medicine hasn't found, or you're ready to feel your best, integrative care offers another path forward.
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What training does a Naturopathic Doctor have?
Naturopathic doctors complete a four-year graduate program with the same foundational medical sciences as medical doctors, plus specialized training in clinical nutrition, botanical medicine, physical medicine, and counseling. Upon completion of the medical program, a Naturopathic doctor must pass professional board exams similar to those taken by medical doctors to be licensed by a state as a general practice physician.
At its core, this approach means:
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Supporting your body's natural ability to heal
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Identifying root causes, not just suppressing symptoms
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Using the most effective treatment with the fewest side effects — natural or conventional
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Building a plan that treats you as a whole person, not a diagnosis