A Comprehensive Hormone Testing Option in Ontario

If you're struggling with fatigue, mood swings, weight gain, or irregular cycles, your hormones could be playing a major role.

One of the most advanced tools available today to assess hormone health is the DUTCH Test.

What Is the DUTCH Test?

DUTCH stands for Dried Urine Test for Comprehensive Hormones. It’s a tool that offers a detailed look into your hormone levels and how your body is metabolizing them. Unlike standard blood tests, the DUTCH test gives a more complete picture of hormonal patterns over time.

This test can help identify imbalances in:

• Cortisol and adrenal function (stress hormones)

• Estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone

• DHEA and melatonin

• Hormone metabolites that influence mood, energy, sleep, and more

Why Choose the DUTCH Test?

Many of my clients come to me after months—or even years—of guessing what’s going on with their hormones. The DUTCH test takes the guesswork out by showing exactly how your hormones are functioning, day and night.

With this information, we can:

• Create a personalized treatment plan tailored to your unique hormone profile

• Help you understand how stress, diet, and lifestyle are impacting your hormones

• Offer natural and effective solutions to help you feel like yourself again

Who Is the DUTCH Test For?

This test is ideal for women dealing with:

• PMS or irregular periods

• Perimenopause or menopause symptoms

• Anxiety, depression, or insomnia

• Chronic fatigue or low libido

• PCOS or hormonal acne

Ready to Get to the Root of Your Hormone Imbalance?

If you're in Ontario and looking for answers to your hormone health concerns, the DUTCH Test might be the solution you've been searching for.

Here is a sample report.

Schedule a consultation today to see if this test is right for you.

Irregular periods, fatigue, weight changes, mood swings, and anxiety are few symptoms that may be signs of a hormonal imbalance. One of the most effective ways to begin understanding what’s going on inside your body is through hormone blood work.

At our clinic, we offer comprehensive blood testing to help assess your hormone levels and to guide personalized treatment plans.

What Is Hormone Blood Work?

Hormone blood work is a lab test that measures specific hormone levels circulating in your bloodstream. These tests can help identify imbalances in:

• Estrogen and progesterone (for example estrogen dominance) – important for menstrual health

• Testosterone – plays a role in libido, muscle mass, acne, and mood

• Thyroid hormones (TSH, T3, T4) – affect energy, metabolism, and weight

• Cortisol – your body’s primary stress hormone

• DHEA – a precursor hormone that supports adrenal function

Why Get Hormone Blood Work?

Many symptoms of hormone imbalance overlap with other health conditions, which can make them easy to dismiss. But blood work gives clear, data-driven insights into how your body is functioning.

With hormone blood testing, we can:

• Identify underlying imbalances contributing to your symptoms

• Track hormone levels over time to monitor changes or improvements

• Monitor treatmentment response

• Personalize your treatment with evidence-based guidance

• Reduce unnecessary supplementation by focusing on what your body truly needs

Common Reasons to Test Hormones via Blood Work

• Persistent fatigue or low energy

• Irregular periods or heavy bleeding

• Perimenopause or menopause symptoms

• Anxiety or sleep issues

• Weight gain that doesn’t respond to diet or exercise

• Low libido

Blood Work vs. Other Hormone Tests

While options like the DUTCH test and saliva testing can provide additional insights, blood work is often the first and most accessible step for evaluating your hormone health. It’s widely accepted, easy to perform, and covered by many insurance plans.

Hormone Testing in Etobicoke and Ontario: What to Expect

First, we begin with a detailed health assessment, which allows us to determine which tests are needed.

From there, we create a customized plan that may include nutrition, lifestyle changes, and natural supplements — all based on your results.

Take the First Step Toward Balanced Hormones

Book your hormone consultation today to discuss your hormone testing and treatment options.

Are you constantly bloated, tired, or struggling with skin issues, or digestive discomfort? Your gut may be trying to tell you something. The GI-MAP test is a tool that is available to get a comprehensive look at your gut health.

What Is the GI-MAP Test?

The GI-MAP (Gastrointestinal Microbial Assay Plus) is a comprehensive stool test that uses DNA technology to analyze your gut microbiome. It identifies parasites, bacteria, viruses, fungi, and markers of inflammation, digestion, and immune function in the gut.

Unlike standard stool tests, the GI-MAP provides a deeper analysis of what's going on in your gastrointestinal tract.

What Can the GI-MAP Test Detect?

• Harmful bacteria, including H. pylori

• Parasites and pathogens

• Yeast and candida overgrowth

• Pancreatic enzyme function

• Immune responses (such as SIgA levels)

• Inflammatory markers like calprotectin

Who Should Consider the GI-MAP Test?

The GI-MAP test is ideal if you're dealing with:

• Chronic bloating or gas

• IBS or IBD symptoms

• Food sensitivities or autoimmune conditions

• Skin conditions like eczema or acne

• Brain fog, fatigue, or mood imbalances

• Suspected candida or parasite infections

The GI-MAP test helps take the guesswork out by showing exactly what’s going on in your gut — and allows us to create a precise, personalized plan for healing.

How the GI-MAP Test Works

1. Simple self collection: We have the lab ship you a kit and you collect your samples.

2. Advanced lab analysis: You ship your sample to a specialized lab for DNA-based analysis.

3. Customized treatment plan: Once results are in, we’ll meet to go over your findings and build a targeted gut healing plan using nutrition, natural supplements, and lifestyle support.

Here is a sample report.

Ready to Heal Your Gut with the GI-MAP Test?

Book your GI-MAP test consultation virtually today.