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Finally understand why you don’t feel like yourself
If your labs are “normal” but you feel off, your doctor isn’t running the right labs.
Download My Functional Labs Checklist
If you’re curious about functional testing and want to understand which labs are actually worth doing, start here.
Inside my free Functional Labs Checklist, I break down:
- The top functional labs I run with clients
- What each test actually tells us
- Common symptoms connected to each test
- Why standard testing often misses important clues
- How to know when it’s time to test
Which functional test should you do?
Not sure where to start? This quiz helps you connect the dots between your symptoms, patterns, and health goals so you know exactly which functional test you should start with.
In just 2 minutes, you’ll learn whether your symptoms stem from:
- Gut imbalances
- Hormone dysfunction
- Inflammation + immune stress
…and which functional test is the best next step for you.
Functional testing goes deeper for real answers and root cause solutions
YOU FEEL LIKE YOU'VE TRIED EVERYTHING
Eating clean, taking supplements, exercising religiously, googling and chatGPTing solutions, but nothing is working the way it should.
Your Dr. says your labs are “normal”
But you’re still bloated, exhausted, anxious, inflamed, breaking out, gaining weight, dealing with weird symptoms, and wondering why your body feels so off.
You'RE READY FOR REAL ANSWERS
No more late night google searches, unhelpful doctors appointments, and wasting money on the latest wellness trends. You need clarity and root cause solutions.
This is why I love functional testing.
Functional testing helps us look deeper than standard labs to uncover the root causes driving symptoms like:
- Bloating, constipation, reflux, diarrhea
- Fatigue + burnout
- Hormone imbalances + perimenopause symptoms
- Anxiety, brain fog, mood swings
- Skin issues + acne
- Autoimmune symptoms + inflammation
- Hair loss, headaches, stubborn weight gain
- Food sensitivities + feeling inflamed after eating
Instead of waiting for your symptoms to turn into disease, Functional testing uncovers imbalances well before conventional testing and asks:
“What’s going on upstream that’s making you feel this way?”
And then provides us with the roadmap to get ahead of your symptoms and give your body the support it needs to heal.
The Functional Tests I Offer
Gut Clarity Kit (GI-MAP stool test)
For bloating, constipation, reflux, food sensitivities, IBS symptoms, skin issues, and mystery gut symptoms.
This includes a comprehensive GI-MAP stool test to uncover things like H. pylori, dysbiosis, parasites, candida, inflammation, low digestive enzymes, poor bile flow, and microbiome imbalances.
Hormone Clarity Kit (DUTCH test)
For perimenopause symptoms, PMS, painful periods, fatigue, anxiety, burnout, mood swings, sleep issues, fertility concerns, and hormone chaos.
This includes advanced DUTCH hormone testing to assess cortisol, estrogen metabolism, progesterone, testosterone, adrenal function, and more.
Inflammation Clarity Kit (Functional blood panel)
For fatigue, brain fog, joint pain, autoimmune symptoms, hair loss, immune dysfunction, inflammation, headaches, and feeling “off” despite normal labs.
This includes comprehensive functional bloodwork to look deeper at inflammation, nutrient deficiencies, thyroid function, blood sugar, metabolic health, and autoimmune markers.
Plus SIBO breath tests, HTMA, Mold &Mycotoxin and many more included in my Functional Labs Checklist
Not sure where to start?
Download My Functional Labs Checklist
If you’re curious about functional testing but want to understand which labs are actually worth doing, start here.
Take the Functional Testing Quiz
Which functional test should you start with?
This quiz helps you connect the dots between your symptoms, patterns, and health goals so you know exactly which functional test you should start with.