
You can take supplements, cut gluten or dairy, or even take peptides or HRT... but you're not addressing why you have imbalances in the first place
Everything you do is filling a leaky bucket

Bloating. Fatigue. Stubborn weight. PMS.
These aren’t separate issues. They’re signals your gut and hormones are off and they all work together.
Specialists are great... but the way to actually address root cause is to look at everything holistically.

The more podcasts you download or tabs you have open, the more you get conflicting advice.
That's because the only advice that matters is what works for you - your labs, your nutrition, your goals.











✓ Struggled with hot flashes and poor sleep
✓ Had a frozen shoulder condition (autoimmune)
✓ Came off her steroid inhaler
✓ Inflammation and other lab markers improved

✓ ApoB, LDL, cortisol, glucose, A1C all down
✓ HDL, Vitamin D, B12 all up
✓ Down 30lbs in 6 months after years of trying
✓ Increase energy, getting sick less, lowered allergy medication

✓ Energy soared, digestion normalized
✓ Lost 25 lbs in 6 months
✓ Took up new hobbies after regaining confidence
Metabolic & Weight
Fat loss/weight loss
Blood sugar imbalance / prediabetes
Insulin resistance
Metabolic syndrome
Thyroid dysfunction
PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome)
Hormones & Reproductive Health
PMS and painful periods
Perimenopause
Menopause
Low testosterone (men or women)
Fertility optimization
Birth control recovery
Gut & Digestive Health
Bloating and gas
SIBO (Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth)
IBS and irregular bowel movements
Reflux and heartburn
Food sensitivities
Candida and dysbiosis
Mood, Energy, & Immune Health
Autoimmune conditions
Eczema, Psoriasis
Histamine intolerance
Fatigue and burnout
Mood, anxiety, and sleep support
Cellular energy and recovery
Comprehensive blood test of 48 different biomarkers, most of which are not typically covered by insurance. Most of these are essential for short-term goal planning, long-term health, and feeling your best. Categories include inflammation, metabolic health, hormone panel, heart health, gut health, and more.
The SHP is a saliva-based test done at four time points across the day: morning, noon, afternoon, and bedtime. This gives a complete picture of how your stress hormone cortisol rises and falls over 24 hours. This test captures your diurnal cortisol rhythm, giving a window into HPA-axis function to see your stress burden and adrenal output.
The GI-MAP is a DNA-based stool test (qPCR technology) that identifies and quantifies the DNA of microorganisms in your gut. A small stool sample is collected at home and shipped to the lab. Unlike older stool tests that relied on culturing bacteria (which often missed key species), this test uses advanced polymerase chain reaction (PCR) technology to detect even low levels of microbes with high accuracy.
The MBA is a blood spot test that evaluates markers directly related to gut barrier integrity and histamine regulation. This panel looks at proteins and enzymes that regulate intestinal tight junctions and histamine breakdown. A simple finger-prick blood collection provides insights into whether the gut lining is “leaky” and if histamine is being properly cleared.
The MWP is a dried urine test that evaluates key markers of digestion, detoxification, and oxidative stress. Urine metabolites reveal how well the body is processing protein, bile, and handling free radical damage. An effective screening tool for assessment of protein digestion, dysbiosis, small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO), intestinal mucosal permeability and malabsorption states
The MRT is a blood test that measures how white blood cells react when exposed to foods and food chemicals. Instead of looking for antibodies (like IgG/IgE), the MRT directly measures the release of chemical mediators such as histamine, prostaglandins, and cytokines which are the compounds that drive inflammation and physical symptoms. This makes it one of the most reliable tests for uncovering hidden food sensitivities that contribute to chronic inflammation.












Comprehensive blood test of 48 different biomarkers, most of which are not typically covered by insurance. Most of these are essential for short-term goal planning, long-term health, and feeling your best. Categories include inflammation, metabolic health, hormone panel, heart health, gut health, and more.
The SHP is a saliva-based test done at four time points across the day: morning, noon, afternoon, and bedtime. This gives a complete picture of how your stress hormone cortisol rises and falls over 24 hours. This test captures your diurnal cortisol rhythm, giving a window into HPA-axis function to see your stress burden and adrenal output.
The GI-MAP is a DNA-based stool test (qPCR technology) that identifies and quantifies the DNA of microorganisms in your gut. A small stool sample is collected at home and shipped to the lab. Unlike older stool tests that relied on culturing bacteria (which often missed key species), this test uses advanced polymerase chain reaction (PCR) technology to detect even low levels of microbes with high accuracy.
The MBA is a blood spot test that evaluates markers directly related to gut barrier integrity and histamine regulation. This panel looks at proteins and enzymes that regulate intestinal tight junctions and histamine breakdown. A simple finger-prick blood collection provides insights into whether the gut lining is “leaky” and if histamine is being properly cleared.
The MWP is a dried urine test that evaluates key markers of digestion, detoxification, and oxidative stress. Urine metabolites reveal how well the body is processing protein, bile, and handling free radical damage. An effective screening tool for assessment of protein digestion, dysbiosis, small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO), intestinal mucosal permeability and malabsorption states
The MRT is a blood test that measures how white blood cells react when exposed to foods and food chemicals. Instead of looking for antibodies (like IgG/IgE), the MRT directly measures the release of chemical mediators such as histamine, prostaglandins, and cytokines which are the compounds that drive inflammation and physical symptoms. This makes it one of the most reliable tests for uncovering hidden food sensitivities that contribute to chronic inflammation.

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That’s one of the most common reasons people come to us.
Most people we work with already know the rules. They’ve eaten well, stayed active, tracked at some point, and followed advice that should have worked. When progress stalled anyway, it wasn’t because they failed. It’s because their body adapted.
Before making recommendations, we focus on understanding why things stopped working in your specific case. If we don’t see a clear path forward, we’ll tell you. We don’t sell everyone, and we don’t move forward without clarity.
The goal isn’t to give you another plan to try. It’s to explain what’s been happening in your body so the next steps actually make sense.
How do I know this isn’t just another version of what I’ve already done?
This isn’t about following a template, hitting numbers, or pushing harder.
Most programs start with rules and hope your body responds. We start by understanding how your body is responding now, based on your symptoms, history, and patterns, and then build from there.
That’s why this approach often works after other things stopped working. It’s not more information. It’s better context.
If what you need is another set of macros or a rigid protocol, this probably isn’t a fit. If you want to understand what’s actually driving your results, that’s where we help.
All decisions are made by real people.
We don’t automate recommendations, outsource interpretation, or rely on software to tell you what to do. Tools and data can be helpful, but they’re only useful when someone knows how to interpret them in context.
Your plan evolves based on how you respond, not based on an algorithm.
Will I have to track everything or eat perfectly?
No.
The goal isn’t perfection or tracking forever. The goal is learning how your body responds so you can make informed decisions without obsessing over every detail.
This approach is designed to work through travel, stress, busy weeks, and real life. We focus on what actually matters most, not on controlling every variable.
This is extremely common.
“Normal” ranges don’t always reflect how your body is functioning, especially when stress, digestion, hormones, or blood sugar regulation have shifted over time.
Symptoms matter. History matters. Patterns matter.
Our job is to connect those dots and explain what’s going on in a way that fits your lived experience, not to dismiss how you feel because a number falls in range.
No. The opposite, actually.
The aim is to give you clarity so health takes up less mental space over time, not more. You’re not signing up to be micromanaged or controlled by a program.
You’ll learn how to adjust when life changes instead of starting over every time something throws you off.
What’s the first step if I’m interested but not sure yet?
Start with the Gut Reset Plan.
It’s a low-pressure way to reflect on your symptoms, history, and goals and see whether this approach makes sense for you. From there, we decide together what the next step should be.

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