Arc Integrated Medicine

Dr. Kathryn Harbun, ND. Medicine should be centred around the patient, taking into consideration every aspect of their health and lifestyle to find the reasons behind their symptoms.
I use various treatment tools including nutrition, herbal and Chinese medicines, IV and chelation therapy to help you reach your health goals. In addition to treating any conditions relating to the foundations of good health - sleep, digestion, stress management and lifestyle practices - I have a special interest in skin conditions, chronic infections, fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome, autoimmune diseases and conditions relating to industrial toxin exposures such as heavy metals.

I look forward to seeing you!

Dr. Ashleigh Lane, ND. Dr. Lane is the founder of Arc Integrated Medicine. She has a special interest in women’s health and fertility. She utilizes an evidence based, patient centered approach to treatment. Dr. Lane has nearly a decade of experience in using BHRT and other naturopathic modalities to address your hormone related concerns. After her own secondary infertility journey, she’s developed a new passion, and a wealth of experience in supporting patients paths to conceiving. Dr. Lane accepts a limited number of new patients on Tuesday afternoons.

Male Factor Infertility
Infertility is a one of the greatest struggles a couple can face, and rates continue to rise. Currently, 1 in 6 couples will be diagnosed with infertility, though this number increases significantly with age. The focus, and burden of infertility is so often placed solely on the women, when in reality male factor infertility is responsible for 30-40% of difficulty in conceiving. . .

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