Data, not guesswork
Every plan starts with functional testing so we know exactly what your body needs — not what worked for someone else.
Functional Diagnostic Bloodwork
Functional bloodwork allows us to look beyond “normal” lab ranges and evaluate patterns related to energy, metabolism, inflammation, blood sugar, thyroid function, nutrient status, liver function, and overall resilience. This helps us understand how your body is functioning as a whole, so we can create a more targeted nutrition and lifestyle strategy.
GI-MAP Stool Test
The GI-MAP helps us assess the gut microbiome and identify patterns related to digestion, inflammation, bacterial balance, parasites, yeast, and overall gut function. Because gut health plays a major role in hormones, immune function, detoxification, and metabolism, this test gives us valuable insight into what may be contributing to bloating, digestive symptoms, fatigue, skin issues, or weight-loss resistance.
DUTCH Hormone Test
The DUTCH test gives us a deeper look at hormone patterns, including estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, DHEA, cortisol, and hormone metabolites. This helps us understand not only hormone levels, but also how your body is processing and clearing hormones — which can be especially important during perimenopause, menopause, stress, sleep changes, mood shifts, and stubborn weight gain.
Genetics Testing
Genetics testing helps us understand how your unique biology may influence detoxification, inflammation, methylation, nutrient needs, hormone metabolism, stress response, and other key pathways. Your genes are not your destiny, but they can give us helpful insight into how to better support your body through nutrition, lifestyle, and targeted supplementation.
MRT Food Sensitivity Test
The MRT Food Sensitivity Test helps identify foods and food chemicals that may be contributing to inflammatory responses in the body. This can be especially helpful for clients dealing with bloating, digestive discomfort, headaches, skin issues, joint discomfort, or other symptoms that may be connected to food-related inflammation. The goal is not long-term restriction, but clarity — so we can create a personalized nutrition plan that supports healing while still feeling realistic and sustainable.