Yes depending on needs, in your strategy call the labs needed will be made clear to you. My programs all include the Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis (HTMA), others are purchased separately.  I can review tests if you have had them done in the last 60 days, such as a GI Map, Dutch test, Mold Mycotoxin, or bloodwork such as thyroid panels. 

Pregnancy & Postpartum Support: As lab testing is often inaccurate during pregnancy, my focus is on optimizing nutrient needs, managing blood sugar, and preparing for a smooth postpartum recovery.Deeper gut protocols (like addressing parasites, mold, H. pylori, bacteria etc) are not safe during pregnancy or breastfeeding, & many herbs are contraindicated. However, I frequently work with pregnant and postpartum clients. 

I accept insurance but it is rare in this field to obtain it. I do however offer instalment plans as well as a Conscious Fees system with 3 tiers.

Extension Packages: Continue working with me at a reduced fee, with options for additional lab testing, monthly Zoom check-ins, and ongoing messaging support to keep your health journey on track.

Supplement Needs: Yes, practitioner-grade supplements are included in your monthly protocols. Certain supplements are recommended to support drainage and detoxification, particularly in preparation for a gut protocol. Depending on the results of your gut test, you may need to take gut-related supplements for 30-60 days or even up to 90+ days (for example, a candida overgrowth protocol requires a longer duration). On average, expect to spend £100-£150 per month on supplements. While we prioritise a food-first approach, supplements are essential to address gut issues, optimise hormones, and replenish depleted nutrients.

They say its fine as they tend to only test TSH and T4. These are just two markers of 8.

Unfortunately they view you as numbers on a lab report not as someone suffering with low thryoid symptoms.

This is missing a whole lot of context and not an adequate assessment of your thyroid function. It misses the active hormones total t4/t3. It completely ignore T3 your active hormone. It also says nothing on autoimmunity via anti-thyroid peroxidase (TPO) & anti-thyroglobulin (Tg). Moroever it does not assess Rt3 that rises in high levels of cortisol or excess synthetic hormone. 

It also bases your thyroid imbalance as purely a thyroid hormone issue. When it has been established you can have adequate thyroid hormones but poor conversion, low t3 or low t3 receptor site efficacy. There is also the autoimmune element in hashimoto’s or graves disease. 

That is a nromal concern but it is not true. My pro-thryoid protocol is a natural way to support your thyroid and metabolism. It is not in contraindication with your medications. 

Simply your dr manages your ‘treatment’ and medication. I manage your wellbeing so you look & feel better.

I work with many women who are currently taking levothyroxine or synthyroid depending on their country. My protocol enhances and supports better thyroid outcomes for them. 

Whilst it is true that certain thyroid circumstances can be unrelated to nutrition in a sense such as if you have toxic exposure such as mold or kati-thyroid chemicals,a partial or full thyroidectomy, post part hahsimoto’s thyroiditis,