Functional Testing
What is Functional Testing?
Functional testing is a broad term used in functional and integrative healthcare for specialized laboratory tests intended to explore how different body systems are functioning
The Gold Standard
take a peak at
WHAT THE BUZZ IS ABOUT
“If you’re not testing, you’re guessing,” says Katie Mark, R.D., M.P.H.
The Future of Dieting Is Here—And it Has Nothing to do With Calorie Counting
The Future: Microbiome-Targeted Therapies
Read more
"Scientists haven’t uncovered a specific way to target brain fog via the gut, but working to maintain a healthy gut can support a clearer mind."
Read more
Who can benefit?
- Digestive issues
- Hormonal concerns
- Low energy
- Nutrient deficiencies
- Metabolic concerns
- Thyroid conditions
- Unexplained symptoms
- Ongoing inflammation
- Food-related symptoms
- Those seeking personalized care
01
02
03
GI Map
Gut
Zoomer
Nutrient
Deficiency
Discover the Behind Your Health
Full Story
How does it ?
work
Step 1
Discover what Test is your Missing Piece
Your health story is unique, and your testing should be too. We begin by exploring your symptoms, health history, lifestyle, and personal wellness goals. Together, we’ll discuss which functional test may provide the most meaningful insight and help answer the questions that basic testing has left unresolved.
Step 2
Step 4
Step 3
1.
Uncover What Your Body Is Communicating
Step 4
Step 2
Functional testing allows us to look beyond the surface and explore patterns related to your gut, digestion, nutrient status, hormones, metabolism, inflammation, or other areas of health. We use your results to better understand how different systems within your body may be working together.
Step 3
2.
Step 1
Step 3
Connect the Pieces of Your Health Story
Step 4
Your results are never viewed on their own. We thoughtfully connect them with your symptoms, nutrition, lifestyle, medications, medical history, and lived experience. This creates a more complete picture of your health and helps identify the areas where your body may need additional support.
Step 1
3.
Step 2
Step 2
Create a Personalized Path Forward
