Functional Testing

Functional testing measures a patient’s quality of movement, as well as their ability to engage muscles efficiently. It involves locating key areas of movement deficiency and their impact on the patient’s symptoms. The results of functional testing help to determine exactly how your unique body is functioning – how it is handling inflammation, and how it is processing nutrients. If we know your body better, we can support your body’s healing processes more effectively and better help you reach your wellness goals. Functional testing also allows us to get to the root cause of poor health, by taking a much deeper look than traditional lab lasting would, allowing us to find the missing puzzle pieces for your health so you can get back on track.

• Nutrigenomic Testing– the study of how our genes impact our nutrition, and how our nutrition impacts our genes
• MicroNutrient Testing– the measurement of your body’s levels of key nutrients – vitamins, minerals, fatty acids, and more, by looking at the cellular intake of the set nutrients rather than measuring what is in your bloodstream
• Food Allergy Testing– an advanced testing method incorporated a full-spectrum look at the foods your body is reacting to
• DNA Stool Testing– A more advanced look at overall gut health
• Heavy Metal Testing – Multiple testing methods for assessing heavy metal toxins in the body (hair analysis, urine testing, saliva, blood, and stool tests)
• Hormone Testing– rather than checking minimal hormones in a single point in time, we look at detailed trends and gain insight into the deeper things affecting you.
• CardioMetabolic Testing – offers a clinically relevant evaluation to help define risk for atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, precession toward type 2 Diabetes, and inflammation.