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Comprehensive Hormones
A dried-urine panel that maps your hormones and how your body processes them: far more detail than a single blood draw.
Standard labs check whether you're sick. Functional medicine testing checks why you don't feel well: hormones, gut, metabolism, and environmental exposures a routine physical never looks at. Most kits collect at home, anywhere in Minnesota.
We run these alongside conventional lab work, so nothing gets missed on either side.
Comprehensive Hormones
A dried-urine panel that maps your hormones and how your body processes them: far more detail than a single blood draw.
Gut Microbiome
DNA-based stool testing that identifies bacteria, parasites, and imbalances behind digestive issues, and more than a few non-digestive ones.
Organic Acids
A urine panel covering metabolism, nutrient status, and cellular function: a wide-angle view of how your engine is actually running.
Mold Exposure
Screens for mycotoxins from mold exposure, an overlooked driver of chronic fatigue, brain fog, and immune complaints.
Functional testing earns its keep when symptoms persist but standard results keep coming back normal. It's also for people who feel okay and want to stay that way.
A telemedicine visit to match the right panel to your symptoms, so you don't pay for testing you don't need.
Most functional kits use urine or stool samples collected at home and mailed to the lab. Blood work happens at a site near you.
We walk through every marker with you and turn the findings into an actual treatment plan, not a PDF you have to Google.
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Conventional panels are designed to catch disease. Functional panels are designed to catch dysfunction: patterns in hormones, digestion, and metabolism that explain symptoms long before they become a diagnosis.
No. Book a consult, and if testing makes sense we order it directly.
A review visit where we go marker by marker, then a plan: that might mean targeted supplements, BHRT, nutrition changes, or a referral if we find something outside our lane.
Book a consult and we'll figure out which testing, if any, your symptoms actually call for.