Test, Treat & Transform. At Straight 2u Wellness, we don’t treat symptoms in isolation. We use a functional medicine approach to understand why symptoms are happening and create personalized care plans that support the whole body.
Low energy, poor sleep, mood swings, weight gain or unexplained weight loss, and low libido.
Diarrhea, bloating, constipation, abdominal pain, upset stomach, and indigestion.
Brain fog, low energy, poor concentration, and difficulty focusing.
Joint aches, decreased mobility, chronic pain, and inflammation.
Persistent fatigue, unexplained weight gain, brain fog, hair thinning, and feeling cold.
Complex multi-system symptoms, chronic infections, immune dysregulation, Lyme disease, and EBV.
For those unable to tolerate oral vitamins, dehydration, active cancer diagnosis, and poor immune system.
Injury recovery, poor circulation, stress, anxiety, and sore muscles.
Sustainable weight loss and metabolic balance, with body composition analysis throughout.
Perimenopause, menopause, cycle changes, mood, sleep and weight.
Testosterone, energy, body composition, libido and metabolic health.
Acoustic wave therapy for chronic musculoskeletal pain and slow-healing tissue.
Photobiomodulation for recovery, skin, inflammation and cellular energy.
Medically supervised removal of heavy metals where testing indicates a burden.
Integrative supportive care alongside your oncology team.
Short cold exposure for recovery, inflammation and soreness.
Low libido
Functional medicine is a systems-based approach that looks at health history, symptoms, lifestyle, and appropriate testing to better understand factors that may be contributing to ongoing health concerns. Care is individualized and can complement conventional medical care.
Conventional medicine is essential for diagnosis, acute care, preventive care, and treatment of disease. Functional medicine adds a broader look at lifestyle, nutrition, metabolic health, sleep, stress, and other factors that may influence symptoms and long-term wellness.
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