You Deserve More Than a Quick Consultation
Many people come to us after being told their laboratory results are “normal,” even though they continue to experience fatigue, bloating, digestive changes, hormonal symptoms, inflammation, headaches, anxiety, difficulty losing weight, or other persistent concerns.
Functional medicine allows us to look at a broader picture.
We take time to understand:
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When your symptoms began
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What may have contributed to their development
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How your symptoms may be connected
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Your nutrition, lifestyle, stress, sleep, and environmental exposures
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Findings from conventional and functional laboratory testing
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What areas should be addressed first
Our goal is not to chase every symptom separately. It is to identify patterns, investigate potential underlying contributors, and create a structured path forward.
Why We Use Functional Testing
Symptoms alone do not always tell us the complete story.
Functional testing can provide additional information about areas such as digestive health, hormones, nutrient metabolism, immune reactivity, detoxification, and environmental exposures.
Certain tests are required within our programs because they allow us to create a more informed and individualized plan. Without appropriate testing, we may only be making assumptions about what your body needs.
Your provider will help determine which testing options are most relevant based on your health history, symptoms, goals
Why We Work Through Packages
Functional medicine is rarely a one-appointment process.
Many of the patients who seek functional care have experienced symptoms for months or years. Their health concerns may involve several interconnected areas, and meaningful change requires time, consistency, reassessment, and an active partnership.
Our programs give us enough time to:
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Review your complete health history
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Select appropriate functional testing
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Interpret your results in the context of your symptoms
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Establish priorities rather than addressing everything at once
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Create a personalized nutrition, lifestyle, and supplement plan
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Evaluate your response
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Adjust your plan as your health changes
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Provide accountability and ongoing support
A test result is only one piece of information. The most important work happens when we use those findings to create a plan, monitor your progress, and make thoughtful adjustments.
For that reason, we do not offer functional medicine as a single consultation with no continued support.
Packages:
What Is Functional Medicine?
Functional medicine is a personalized, systems-based approach to health. It looks at how the body’s different systems interact rather than viewing each symptom in isolation.
For example, digestive symptoms may be connected to nutrient absorption, immune activation, inflammation, hormone metabolism, blood-sugar regulation, or environmental exposures.
Functional medicine asks a different set of questions:
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What may be contributing to these symptoms?
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Why did they begin when they did?
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Which systems appear to need the most support?
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What testing would provide meaningful information?
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What should we prioritize first?
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How is the patient responding to the plan?
The objective is not simply to collect more laboratory results. Testing is used strategically when it can help guide clinical decisions and personalize your care.
Conditions and Concerns we Support
Our functional health programs may be appropriate for individuals experiencing:
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Bloating, gas, reflux, constipation, or diarrhea
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Ongoing digestive discomfort
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Fatigue or low energy
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Blood-sugar imbalances
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Difficulty losing weight
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Hormonal symptoms
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PCOS
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Irregular, painful, or heavy periods
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PMS or perimenopausal symptoms
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Thyroid and autoimmune-related concerns
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Chronic inflammation
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Food reactions or sensitivities
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Histamine-related symptoms
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Headaches or migraines
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Brain fog
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Anxiety, stress, or difficulty sleeping
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Suspected mold or environmental exposures
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Nutrient deficiencies
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Fertility and preconception concerns
Functional medicine does not replace necessary medical care. We work within our professional scope and coordinate with or refer to other medical providers when appropriate.
A Partnership in Your Health
Functional medicine is collaborative.
Your provider brings clinical knowledge, testing, interpretation, and a structured plan. You bring your experiences, goals, questions, and daily participation.
Together, we evaluate what is working, what is not working, and what needs to change. Your plan may evolve as symptoms improve, new information becomes available, or your priorities change.
We are here to guide you—not simply hand you a test result or a long list of supplements.
Functional Gut Health Package
A deeper look at how digestive health may affect your whole body
The Functional Gut Health Package is designed for individuals who want to better understand how their gastrointestinal health and food reactivity may be connected to symptoms throughout the body.
Digestive imbalances do not always present as obvious gastrointestinal symptoms. Some individuals experience bloating, constipation, diarrhea, or reflux, while others may primarily experience difficulty managing their weight, fatigue, inflammation, autoimmune-related concerns, joint or muscle discomfort, headaches, skin concerns, or brain fog.
This package combines the GI-MAP comprehensive stool test with an IgG food-sensitivity test to provide a broader evaluation of the gastrointestinal environment and potential food reactivity.
You will receive a comprehensive initial consultation, a dedicated session to review both tests and create your plan, and three follow-up appointments for continued guidance.
This Package May Be Right for You If:
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You experience chronic bloating, gas, constipation, diarrhea, reflux, or abdominal discomfort
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You have difficulty losing weight despite making nutrition and lifestyle changes
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You experience unexplained weight changes
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You have an autoimmune condition or elevated autoimmune markers
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You have Hashimoto’s or other autoimmune-related concerns
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You experience chronic inflammation, joint discomfort, muscle pain, or body aches
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You experience fatigue, headaches, migraines, or brain fog
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You have eczema, acne, rashes, or other skin concerns
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You notice that certain foods make you feel worse
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You have a history of H. pylori, intestinal infections, yeast, parasites, or bacterial overgrowth
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You experience hormonal or metabolic concerns along with digestive symptoms
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You have tried probiotics, elimination diets, or digestive supplements without lasting improvement
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You want to understand whether digestive health or food reactivity may be contributing to your overall health picture
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You want a personalized plan rather than continuing to guess which foods or supplements may be appropriate
What’s Included
Comprehensive Initial Functional Health Consultation
Your care begins with an in-depth, one-on-one consultation. We will review your digestive health within the context of your complete health history—not just whether you experience bloating or irregular bowel movements.
Please provide copies of previous laboratory results before your consultation whenever possible. We will review your previous bloodwork and functional testing to help identify patterns, avoid unnecessary duplication, and better understand your complete health picture.
GI-MAP Comprehensive Stool Test
The GI-MAP is an at-home stool test that uses DNA-based technology to evaluate microorganisms and markers related to the gastrointestinal environment.
Depending on the panel ordered, it may provide information about:
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H. pylori
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Beneficial and commensal bacteria
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Opportunistic or potentially pathogenic bacteria
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Parasites
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Yeast and fungal markers
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Digestive function
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Intestinal immune activity
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Inflammatory markers
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Markers associated with intestinal permeability
Your GI-MAP results will be interpreted alongside your symptoms, health history, previous testing, medications, and overall health picture.
IgG Food-Sensitivity Test
The IgG food-sensitivity test is an at-home finger-prick test that evaluates IgG immune reactivity to selected foods.
This testing may help us explore:
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Patterns of immune reactivity to specific foods
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Foods that may warrant further evaluation
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Possible connections between food intake and symptoms
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Whether a temporary and structured food-elimination plan may be appropriate
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How foods can be reintroduced in a thoughtful and organized way
The goal is not to permanently remove a long list of foods. Results are used to help create an individualized nutrition strategy that may include a temporary elimination period followed by structured reintroduction when appropriate.
Dedicated Test-Review and Planning Session
Once both test results are available, you will have a dedicated one-on-one appointment with your provider to review your GI-MAP and IgG food-sensitivity results in detail.
This is a complete functional health appointment—not simply a written interpretation or copies of your laboratory reports.
During this session, we will discuss:
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What each test evaluated
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What was identified in your results
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Which findings appear most relevant
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Patterns that may be present across both tests
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How the findings may relate to your digestive and whole-body symptoms
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How your gut health may be connected to concerns involving energy, weight, immune health, inflammation, pain, hormones, or skin
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What we recommend prioritizing first
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Whether a temporary food-elimination and reintroduction plan should be considered
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Whether additional testing or medical evaluation is recommended
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What your personalized plan will look like
You will have time to ask questions and understand the reasoning behind your recommendations. By the end of the session, you will have a clear and prioritized plan for moving forward.
Personalized Functional Gut Health Plan
Following your test-review session, you will receive an individualized plan based on your results, symptoms, diagnoses, previous treatments, and goals.
Your plan may include:
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Personalized nutrition and meal guidance
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A temporary food-elimination and reintroduction plan when appropriate
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Digestive and gastrointestinal support
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Strategies to support a balanced intestinal environment
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Support for digestion and nutrient absorption
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Blood-sugar and metabolic support
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Immune and inflammatory support
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Nutrition and lifestyle strategies related to weight management
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Lifestyle and sleep recommendations
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Stress and nervous-system regulation
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Personalized supplement recommendations
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Referrals or coordination with physicians or specialists when appropriate
Recommendations are introduced in a thoughtful and manageable order. You will not be expected to change everything at once.
Three Additional Follow-Up Appointments
Functional gut health is a process. Your plan may need to be adjusted as your digestion, energy, food tolerance, inflammation, pain, weight, and other symptoms change.
In addition to your dedicated test-review session, this package includes three follow-up appointments.
These appointments allow us to:
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Evaluate your response to the plan
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Review changes in gastrointestinal and whole-body symptoms
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Monitor digestion, bowel habits, energy, pain, inflammation, and food tolerance
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Address questions, challenges, or reactions
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Adjust nutrition, lifestyle, and supplement recommendations
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Introduce recommendations in manageable phases
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Guide food reintroduction when appropriate
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Determine whether additional testing or referrals are needed
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Develop an appropriate long-term health strategy
Five One-on-One Functional Health Appointments
The Functional Gut Health Package includes:
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Comprehensive initial functional health consultation
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Dedicated GI-MAP and IgG food-sensitivity test-review and planning session
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First follow-up appointment
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Second follow-up appointment
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Third follow-up appointment
Package Investment
$1650
Payment Plan available at checkout through Afterpay or Klarna
Functional Hormone Health Package
A comprehensive look at hormones, stress, metabolism, and digestive health
The Functional Hormone Health Package is designed for individuals who want to better understand how hormone patterns and gastrointestinal health may be contributing to their symptoms.
Hormones do not function independently. Digestive health, nutrient absorption, blood-sugar regulation, inflammation, stress, liver function, and the intestinal microbiome may all influence how hormones are produced, metabolized, and eliminated.
This package combines the DUTCH Hormone Test with the GI-MAP comprehensive stool test. You will also receive an in-depth initial consultation, a dedicated appointment to review both tests and create your personalized plan, and three follow-up appointments for continued guidance.
This Package May Be Right for You If:
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You experience irregular, painful, or heavy periods
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You experience PMS, mood changes, irritability, or menstrual migraines
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You have PCOS or symptoms associated with androgen imbalance
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You are navigating perimenopause or menopause
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You experience hot flashes, night sweats, or changes in your cycle
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You experience low energy, poor stress tolerance, or difficulty sleeping
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You have unexplained weight gain or difficulty losing weight
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You experience hair thinning, acne, or changes in your skin
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You have low libido
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You experience anxiety, brain fog, or changes in mood
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You have digestive symptoms along with hormonal concerns
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You have autoimmune or thyroid-related concerns
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You want to understand how your digestive health may be influencing hormone metabolism
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You have tried hormone-supportive supplements or diets without lasting improvement
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You want a personalized plan based on testing rather than continuing to guess
What’s Included
Comprehensive Initial Functional Health Consultation
Your care begins with an in-depth, one-on-one consultation. We will review your hormone-related concerns within the context of your complete health history.
During your consultation, we will review:
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Your primary symptoms and health goals
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Menstrual-cycle history and current cycle patterns
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PMS, painful periods, heavy bleeding, or irregular cycles
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Fertility and pregnancy history when relevant
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Perimenopausal or menopausal symptoms
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Energy, sleep, mood, and stress response
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Weight, blood-sugar, and metabolic concerns
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Hair, skin, and libido changes
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Digestive health and bowel habits
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Thyroid and autoimmune-related concerns
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Nutrition, movement, sleep, stress, and lifestyle
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Current medications, hormones, and supplements
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Hormonal birth-control or hormone-replacement use
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Previously completed bloodwork and functional testing
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Treatments, diets, medications, or protocols you have already tried
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Your short- and long-term health goals
Please provide copies of previous laboratory results before your consultation whenever possible. We will review relevant hormone panels, thyroid testing, metabolic markers, nutrient levels, and previous functional testing to help identify patterns and avoid unnecessary duplication.
DUTCH Hormone Test
The DUTCH test is an at-home dried urine test that provides a comprehensive evaluation of reproductive and adrenal hormone patterns.
Depending on the panel ordered, the DUTCH test may evaluate:
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Estrogen levels and metabolites
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Progesterone metabolites
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Testosterone and androgen metabolism
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DHEA
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Daily free-cortisol patterns
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Metabolized cortisol
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Cortisol and cortisone balance
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Cortisol awakening response
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Estrogen-metabolism pathways
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Certain nutrient, oxidative-stress, and neurotransmitter metabolites
The DUTCH test provides more than a single hormone measurement. It helps us evaluate how hormones are being produced and metabolized and how your stress-response patterns may relate to your symptoms.
Testing must be completed at the appropriate time based on your menstrual cycle, hormone use, and individual situation. Your provider will give you personalized collection instructions.
GI-MAP Comprehensive Stool Test
The GI-MAP is an at-home stool test that uses DNA-based technology to evaluate microorganisms and markers related to the gastrointestinal environment.
Depending on the panel ordered, it may provide information about:
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H. pylori
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Beneficial and commensal bacteria
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Opportunistic or potentially pathogenic bacteria
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Parasites
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Yeast and fungal markers
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Digestive function
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Intestinal immune activity
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Inflammatory markers
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Markers associated with intestinal permeability
The GI-MAP helps us look beyond hormone levels alone. Digestive health may influence nutrient absorption, inflammation, immune activity, estrogen metabolism, and the body’s ability to eliminate hormone metabolites.
Your results will be interpreted alongside your symptoms, health history, previous testing, medications, hormone use, and overall health picture.
Dedicated Test-Review and Planning Appointment
Once both test results are available, you will have a dedicated one-on-one appointment with your provider to review your DUTCH and GI-MAP results in detail.
This is a complete functional health appointment—not simply a written interpretation or copies of your laboratory reports.
During this appointment, we will discuss:
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What each test evaluated
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What was identified in your results
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Which findings appear most relevant
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How your hormone and digestive findings may be connected
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How your results may relate to your menstrual cycle, mood, energy, sleep, weight, skin, digestion, and other concerns
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How your findings compare with previous laboratory results
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What we recommend prioritizing first
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Whether additional bloodwork, testing, or medical evaluation should be considered
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What your personalized functional health plan will look like
You will have time to ask questions and understand the reasoning behind your recommendations. By the end of the appointment, you will have a clear and prioritized plan for moving forward.
Personalized Functional Hormone Health Plan
Following your test-review appointment, you will receive an individualized plan based on your results, symptoms, medical history, medications, hormone use, and goals.
Your recommendations may include:
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Personalized nutrition and meal guidance
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Blood-sugar and metabolic support
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Digestive and gastrointestinal support
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Strategies to support a balanced intestinal environment
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Hormone-metabolism support
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Menstrual-cycle or perimenopausal support
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Stress and nervous-system regulation
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Sleep and circadian-rhythm support
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Nutrient-repletion strategies
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Personalized supplement recommendations
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Referrals or coordination with physicians and specialists when appropriate
Recommendations are introduced in a thoughtful and manageable order. We will prioritize the most foundational areas instead of asking you to change everything at once.
Three Additional Follow-Up Appointments
Hormone and digestive health plans often require adjustments as your cycle, digestion, energy, mood, sleep, and other symptoms change.
In addition to your dedicated test-review appointment, this package includes three follow-up appointments.
These appointments allow us to:
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Evaluate your response to the plan
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Review changes in hormonal, digestive, and whole-body symptoms
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Monitor menstrual patterns, energy, mood, sleep, weight, and digestion
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Address questions, challenges, or reactions
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Adjust nutrition, lifestyle, and supplement recommendations
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Introduce recommendations in manageable phases
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Determine whether additional testing or referrals are needed
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Develop an appropriate long-term health strategy
Five One-on-One Functional Health Appointments
The Functional Hormone Health Package includes:
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Comprehensive initial functional health consultation
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Dedicated DUTCH and GI-MAP test-review and planning appointment
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First follow-up appointment
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Second follow-up appointment
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Third follow-up appointment
Package Investment
$1,899
Payment Plans Available at checkout through Afterpay and Klarna
Multi-System Functional Health Package
For individuals with multiple concerns that may be connected
The Multi-System Functional Health Package is designed for individuals whose health concerns involve more than one area of the body.
You may experience chronic digestive symptoms along with hormonal concerns, fatigue, inflammation, food reactions, blood-sugar changes, or immune-related symptoms. You may also have a history of mold or environmental exposure in addition to gastrointestinal or metabolic concerns.
Rather than evaluating each symptom separately, this package allows us to investigate how two different areas of your health may be connected.
Your symptoms, medical history, lifestyle, environmental exposures, previous laboratory results, and treatments you have already tried are reviewed together.
This Package May Be Right for You If:
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You have multiple symptoms that appear to be connected
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You have chronic digestive symptoms along with hormone-related concerns
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You experience digestive issues with fatigue, brain fog, or inflammation
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You have food-related or histamine-related symptoms along with gastrointestinal concerns
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You have PCOS, menstrual irregularities, or metabolic concerns
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You have known or suspected mold exposure with additional chronic symptoms
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You have symptoms involving both your digestive and immune systems
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You have received partial answers from previous testing but still do not understand the complete picture
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You have tried several approaches without lasting improvement
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You need more than one type of functional test to investigate your concerns
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You want continued support while implementing and adjusting your plan
What’s Included
Comprehensive Initial Consultation
Your care begins with an in-depth, one-on-one consultation. This allows us to understand your health history, identify connections between your concerns, review previous findings, and determine the most appropriate testing strategy.
During your initial consultation, we will review:
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Your primary and secondary health concerns
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When your symptoms began and how they have changed
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How your different symptoms may be connected
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Known or suspected environmental exposures
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Digestive, hormonal, immune, metabolic, and neurological symptoms
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Medical and family history
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Nutrition, sleep, stress, and lifestyle
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Current medications and supplements
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Previously completed bloodwork and functional testing
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Treatments, supplements, or protocols you have already tried
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Your short- and long-term health goals
Please provide copies of previous laboratory results before your consultation whenever possible. Reviewing your existing testing helps us avoid unnecessary duplication, compare previous and current findings, and identify patterns that may have been overlooked.
Two Targeted Functional Tests
Your provider will help select two functional tests based on your symptoms, history, previous results, medications, goals, and clinical needs.
Testing options may include:
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GI-MAP for chronic digestive and gastrointestinal concerns
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DUTCH testing for hormone-related concerns
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IgG food-reactivity with histamine-clearance testing
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Mycotoxin testing for known or suspected mold exposure
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Environmental toxin testing
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Organic Acids Testing
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Conventional or specialty bloodwork
The IgG food-reactivity and histamine-clearance panels are completed together and count as one functional test.
Your two tests are selected strategically. The goal is not simply to order more testing—it is to choose the combination most likely to provide useful information about your interconnected concerns.
Possible combinations may include:
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GI-MAP with DUTCH hormone testing
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GI-MAP with IgG food-reactivity and histamine-clearance testing
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GI-MAP with Organic Acids Testing
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Mycotoxin testing with Organic Acids Testing
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Mycotoxin testing with environmental toxin testing
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HerResolve Endometriosis Blood Test
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DUTCH hormone testing with metabolic or specialty bloodwork
Not every testing combination is appropriate for every individual. Your provider will help determine which options are most relevant for you.
Dedicated Test-Review and Planning Session
Once both test results are available, you will have a dedicated one-on-one appointment with your provider to review them in detail.
This is a complete test-review session—not simply a written interpretation or copies of your laboratory reports.
During this session, we will discuss:
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What each test evaluated
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What was identified in your results
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Which findings appear most relevant
-
Patterns that may be present across both tests
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How findings from one area may affect another
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How your results may relate to your symptoms and health history
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How your new results compare with previous laboratory findings
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What we recommend prioritizing first
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Whether additional testing or medical evaluation should be considered
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What your personalized plan will look like
You will have time to ask questions and understand the reasoning behind your recommendations. By the end of the session, you will have a clear, prioritized plan for moving forward.
Personalized Functional Health Plan
Following your test-review session, you will receive an individualized health plan based on your results, symptoms, history, and goals.
Your personalized recommendations may include:
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Nutrition and meal guidance
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Digestive and gastrointestinal support
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Hormone and menstrual-cycle support
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Blood-sugar and metabolic support
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Environmental exposure-reduction strategies
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Lifestyle and sleep support
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Stress and nervous-system regulation
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Personalized supplement recommendations
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Immune and inflammatory support
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Referrals or coordination with other healthcare providers when appropriate
Recommendations are introduced in a thoughtful and manageable order. We will establish priorities so you are not expected to change everything at once.
Four Additional Follow-Up Appointments
When several areas of health are involved, recommendations may need to be introduced in phases. Your response to the first phase helps guide what we do next.
In addition to your dedicated test-review session, this package includes four follow-up appointments.
Your follow-up appointments allow us to:
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Evaluate your response to the plan
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Review changes in your symptoms
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Address questions, challenges, or reactions
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Adjust nutrition, lifestyle, or supplement recommendations
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Introduce the next phase of your plan when appropriate
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Reevaluate priorities as your health changes
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Determine whether additional testing or referrals are needed
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Develop an appropriate long-term health strategy
Package Investment
$2,199
Payment plans available at checkout through Afterpay and Klarna
Complex Functional Health Package
For chronic, complicated, or unexplained health concerns
The Complex Functional Health Package is our most comprehensive level of functional care. It is designed for individuals with chronic symptoms involving several areas of the body, especially when previous evaluations have not provided a complete explanation.
You may have been told that your results are “normal,” even though you continue to feel unwell. You may have seen several providers, received different diagnoses, or tried multiple treatments without lasting improvement.
You may also have a known autoimmune condition, a history of mold or environmental exposure, chronic gastrointestinal problems, hormone concerns, persistent fatigue, neurological symptoms, inflammation, or several symptoms that do not appear to fit neatly into one category.
This package gives us the ability to investigate multiple areas of your health while considering how your findings may be connected.
This Package May Be Right for You If:
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You have chronic or unexplained symptoms involving multiple body systems
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You have been trying to find answers for months or years
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You have seen several providers but still do not understand why you feel unwell
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Your conventional laboratory results have been described as normal despite persistent symptoms
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You have an autoimmune condition or elevated autoimmune markers
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You have Hashimoto’s or other autoimmune-related concerns
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You have known or suspected mold exposure
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You have concerns about environmental toxins
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You experience chronic digestive symptoms, food reactions, or histamine-related concerns
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You experience persistent fatigue, brain fog, headaches, inflammation, or joint discomfort
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You have digestive, hormonal, immune, neurological, and metabolic symptoms occurring together
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You have tried multiple diets, supplements, medications, or protocols without lasting improvement
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You have completed previous testing but need someone to review the findings together
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You need a broader testing strategy and continued support
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You want a comprehensive, prioritized plan rather than another isolated recommendation
What’s Included
Comprehensive Initial Consultation
Your care begins with an in-depth, one-on-one consultation. We take time to understand the full history of your health concerns rather than looking at each symptom separately.
During your initial consultation, we will review:
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Your current symptoms and primary concerns
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When each symptom began and how it has changed
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The timeline of your health
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Major illnesses, infections, injuries, pregnancies, surgeries, or stressful events
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Known or suspected mold and environmental exposures
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Digestive, hormonal, immune, metabolic, and neurological symptoms
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Autoimmune diagnoses and previous autoimmune markers
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Medical and family history
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Nutrition, sleep, stress, movement, and lifestyle
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Current medications and supplements
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Previously completed bloodwork and functional testing
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Treatments, diets, supplements, medications, or protocols you have already tried
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What has helped, what has not helped, and what may have caused reactions
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Your short- and long-term health goals
Please provide copies of your previous laboratory results before your consultation whenever possible.
We will review your previous bloodwork, functional testing, imaging reports, and other relevant records to help identify patterns, avoid unnecessary duplication, and determine what information is still missing.
Three Targeted Functional Tests
Your provider will help select three functional tests based on your symptoms, diagnoses, exposure history, previous results, medications, goals, and clinical needs.
Testing options may include:
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GI-MAP for chronic digestive and gastrointestinal concerns
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DUTCH testing for hormone and adrenal-related concerns
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IgG food-reactivity with histamine-clearance testing
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Mycotoxin testing for known or suspected mold exposure
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Environmental toxin testing
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HerResolve Endometriosis Blood Test
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Organic Acids Testing
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Conventional or specialty bloodwork
Testing combinations may example:
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GI-MAP, Mycotoxin Testing, and Organic Acids Testing
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GI-MAP, DUTCH Hormone Testing, and IgG with Histamine Clearance
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GI-MAP, Mycotoxin Testing, and Environmental Toxin Testing
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GI-MAP, Organic Acids Testing, and specialty bloodwork
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Mycotoxin Testing, Environmental Toxin Testing, and Organic Acids Testing
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DUTCH Hormone Testing, GI-MAP, and specialty bloodwork
Not every testing combination is appropriate for every person. Your provider will determine which options are most relevant after reviewing your complete history and previous results.
Dedicated Test-Review and Planning Session
Once your test results are available, you will have a dedicated one-on-one appointment with your provider to review all three tests in detail.
This is a complete test-review and planning session
During this appointment, we will discuss:
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What each test evaluated
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What was identified in your results
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Which findings appear most relevant
-
Patterns that may be present across multiple tests
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How findings from different body systems may be connected
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How your results may relate to your symptoms and health history
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How your new findings compare with previous laboratory results
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Which areas should be addressed first
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Which findings may be secondary priorities
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Whether additional medical evaluation, testing, or referrals should be considered
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What your personalized plan will look like
Complex results can be overwhelming when they are presented without context. Your provider will organize the findings into clear priorities so you understand where to begin and why.
You will have time to ask questions and understand the reasoning behind your recommendations.
Personalized, Prioritized Functional Health Plan
Following your test-review session, you will receive an individualized plan based on your results, symptoms, diagnoses, previous treatments, tolerance, and goals.
Your personalized recommendations may include:
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Nutrition and meal guidance
-
Digestive and gastrointestinal support
-
Strategies to support a healthy intestinal environment
-
Immune and inflammatory support
-
Hormone and menstrual-cycle support
-
Blood-sugar and metabolic support
-
Nutrient-repletion strategies
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Environmental exposure-reduction strategies
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Mold-related environmental recommendations
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Lifestyle and sleep support
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Stress and nervous-system regulation
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Personalized supplement recommendations
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Referrals or coordination with physicians and specialists when appropriate
Your recommendations will be organized into manageable phases. Complex health concerns generally cannot—and should not—be addressed all at once.
We will begin with the areas that appear most foundational and adjust the plan based on your response.
Four Additional Follow-Up Appointments
When health concerns are chronic and involve several body systems, continued support is especially important.
In addition to your dedicated test-review session, this package includes four follow-up appointments.
Your follow-up appointments allow us to:
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Evaluate your response to each phase of the plan
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Review changes in symptoms and overall function
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Address questions, challenges, or reactions
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Adjust nutrition, lifestyle, and supplement recommendations
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Slow down or modify the plan when necessary
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Introduce the next phase when your body is ready
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Reevaluate priorities as your health changes
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Determine whether additional testing or referrals are needed
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Develop an appropriate long-term health strategy
Six One-on-One Appointments
The Complex Functional Health Package includes:
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Comprehensive initial consultation
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Dedicated review of all three tests and personalized planning session
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First follow-up appointment
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Second follow-up appointment
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Third follow-up appointment
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Fourth follow-up appointment
Package Investment
$2,649
Payment plans available at checkout through Afterpay and Klarna
You do not have to determine the right package on your own. A complimentary discovery call can help us learn more about your concerns, previous testing, and goals so we can guide you toward the most appropriate level of care.
Functional health services are intended to complement—not replace—medical care. We do not recommend discontinuing prescribed medications or specialist care. Any medication changes should be discussed with the prescribing provider.
The best of both worlds—Eastern and Western medicine, integrated into one personalized approach to care.
Our Functional Health Consultations are designed for individuals who want more than symptom management. We combine the time-tested wisdom of Traditional Chinese Medicine with the science-based, data-driven approach of Functional Medicine to identify root causes, restore balance, and guide you toward long-term health.
What Makes Us Different
What truly sets our practice apart is that our practitioners are formally trained in both Traditional Chinese Medicine and Functional Medicine. This dual training allows us to look at your health from multiple perspectives and create treatment plans that are both deeply individualized and evidence-informed.
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is a complete medical system that has been used for thousands of years to treat a wide range of conditions. TCM focuses on identifying patterns of imbalance in the body and restoring harmony between organ systems, circulation, digestion, energy, and overall vitality. There is a reason this medicine has endured for so long, it addresses the body as a whole rather than isolating symptoms.
Functional Medicine is a modern, science-based approach to health that focuses on identifying and addressing the root causes of symptoms rather than masking them. Functional medicine uses advanced lab testing, detailed health histories, and a systems-based lens to evaluate factors such as hormones, digestion, nutrient status, inflammation, immune function, and metabolic health. Instead of asking “What diagnosis do you have?” functional medicine asks “Why is this happening?”
By integrating these two approaches, we are able to connect patterns that are often missed when using only one model of care. This allows us to build more effective, personalized health plans and support true healing—not just short-term symptom relief.
Integrative Health Consultations may be helpful for individuals experiencing:
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Hormonal imbalances and cycle concerns
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Fertility and preconception support
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Digestive issues and food sensitivities
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Fatigue, inflammation, and immune challenges
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Stress, anxiety, sleep concerns, and burnout
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Blood sugar and metabolic imbalances
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Chronic symptoms without clear answers
What to Expect
Most patients begin with an Initial Functional Health Consultation. During this visit, your doctor will take a comprehensive look at your health history, current symptoms, and personal goals. From there, we will outline expectations for care and develop a clear, strategic plan tailored to your needs.
Your personalized treatment plan may include:
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Functional lab testing and blood work
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Nutrition and dietary recommendations
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Lifestyle and stress-management strategies
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Targeted supplements
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Herbal medicine
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Acupuncture, when appropriate
Our goal is to guide you step-by-step toward improved health with a plan that is realistic, sustainable, and aligned with your body.
Functional Health Q&As
Q. What is functional medicine and how is it different?
Functional medicine focuses on identifying and addressing the root causes of symptoms rather than simply managing them. It uses advanced testing, detailed health history, and a systems-based approach to evaluate factors like hormones, digestion, and inflammation.
Q. How does your approach combine Eastern and Western medicine?
Your care integrates Traditional Chinese Medicine with modern functional medicine, allowing providers to evaluate patterns of imbalance while also using data-driven testing. This combined approach helps create more personalized and effective treatment plans.
Q. What conditions can functional health consultations help with?
Functional health services may help with hormonal imbalances, digestive issues, fatigue, inflammation, stress, sleep concerns, and chronic symptoms that don’t have clear answers
Q: Why do you only work with patients through structured programs?
A: Meaningful progress in functional health takes time, consistency and a clear understanding of what may be contributing to your symptoms. A single appointment may provide helpful information, but it usually does not allow enough time to complete appropriate testing, review the findings, develop a personalized plan and monitor how you respond.
Our programs are designed to provide a more comprehensive and supportive experience. Depending on the program selected, they may include an in-depth initial consultation, functional testing, a detailed results review, personalized nutrition and supplement recommendations, follow-up appointments and secure messaging support.
We do not want patients to attend one appointment, receive general recommendations and then feel unsure about what to do next. Our goal is to provide the testing, guidance, consistency and follow-through needed to give each patient the best opportunity to make meaningful progress toward their health goals.
Q. What should I expect during a functional health consultation?
Your initial consultation includes a comprehensive review of your health history, symptoms, and goals. From there, a personalized plan is developed, which may include lab testing, nutrition guidance, lifestyle strategies, and other therapies.
Q. What types of treatments or recommendations are included?
Treatment plans may include functional lab testing, blood work, nutrition and dietary recommendations, lifestyle and stress management strategies, supplements, herbal medicine, and acupuncture when appropriate.
Q: Can additional testing be added to my program?
A: Yes. You and your provider will determine whether additional testing may be helpful based on your health history, symptoms, current concerns and clinical goals. Additional options may include mycotoxin testing, bloodwork or other specialized functional laboratory testing.
Any testing that is not already included in your selected program will be discussed with you in advance and charged separately. Your provider will explain why the testing is being recommended and how the results may help guide your personalized plan.