Your genes set the blueprint.
How we work with them is where change happens.
Precision Medicine & Functional Genetics
Functional genetics allows us to move beyond symptom guessing and into pattern recognition. By analyzing how your unique genetic variants influence hormone metabolism, detoxification, neurotransmitters, inflammation, and nutrient needs, we can understand why your body responds the way it does.
Functional Genetics
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I translate raw data into practical next steps: targeted supplements, nutrition recommendations, metabolic support, ADHD-related strategies, skin/gut connections, and hormone considerations.
Precision medicine means fewer generic protocols and more targeted decisions. Instead of trial and error, care is designed around your biology, helping you optimize energy, focus, hormonal balance, gut and skin health, and long-term resilience.
This isn’t about predicting disease or labeling you by your DNA. It’s about using your genetics as a roadmap. We look at how genes interact with your lifestyle, environment, stress load, and current health picture, then translate that information into highly personalized nutrition, supplementation, IV or injection therapy, and lifestyle strategies.
FAQ
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We chat and explore how your past medical history, social and occupational lifestyle, environment, hormones, and nutrition impact you - because DNA is only part of the story. We complete the DNA testing in-house and send you with a lab requisition for the appropriate & comprehensive bloodwork panels available in BC.
When I review genetics with my patients, I’m not looking for “defects” - I’m looking for patterns. Your DNA doesn’t change, which means once we understand your blueprint, we can make long-term, personalized decisions about hormones, mood, ADHD traits, detox pathways, inflammation, skin health, and energy.
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After the initial visit and we’ve received all your results, we’ll go through your personalized report, page by page with clear takeaways so you’re not overwhelmed by information. Follow-up visits afterwards are great for marking progress and pinpointing areas of strength and weakness.
There is no such thing as a perfect health plan, but there is such thing as a sustainable health plan.
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This isn’t about predicting disease or labeling you by your DNA. It’s about using your genetics as a roadmap. We look at how genes interact with your lifestyle, environment, stress load, and current health picture, then translate that information into highly personalized nutrition, supplementation, IV or injection therapy, and lifestyle strategies.
