A clear, supportive path to better health

Feeling unwell without clear answers can be frustrating and exhausting. Functional medicine can sound complicated — but the process doesn’t have to be.

How it works

Four steps, no guesswork

01

We listen first

Your journey begins with a comprehensive consultation — either in person or virtually. This is not a rushed appointment. This step allows us to see the full picture, not just isolated symptoms.
  • Listen to your symptoms and concerns
  • Review your health history and lifestyle
  • Understand your goals and priorities
02

Test, don't guess

Instead of guessing or relying on limited screening labs, we use advanced functional testing when appropriate to better understand what’s happening inside your body.
  • Hormone balance
  • Gut health and inflammation
  • Nutrient status
  • Metabolic function
03

Care designed for you

No two people are the same — and neither are their care plans. Using your test results, symptoms, and goals, we create a personalized plan that may include nutrition guidance, lifestyle support, targeted supplements, or other supportive therapies.

04

You're not doing this alone

Healing is a process, not a one-time visit. This allows your care plan to evolve as your body responds.
  • Follow-up visits
  • Adjustments based on progress
  • Ongoing education and support
Advanced testing

Test, don't guess.

Standard screening labs are built to rule out disease. They are not designed to show how well a system is functioning, and they miss a great deal that matters to how you feel day to day.
Where clinically appropriate, we use functional testing that shows more: free hormone levels, daily rhythms, metabolites, nutrient cofactors and exposure burden.
Testing we may use
test
What it shows
Dried Urine Hormone Testing (DUTCH)
Sex and adrenal hormones plus their metabolites
Salivary Hormone & Cortisol Testing
Free hormone levels and the daily cortisol curve
Oxidative Stress Panels
Cellular damage and antioxidant reserve
Organic Acids Testing (OAT)
Metabolism, gut microbes, nutrient cofactors
Toxin & Environmental Exposure Testing
Mould, chemical and heavy-metal burden
Genomic & Genetic Testing
Inherited variation affecting detox and methylation
Where to start

Book by what you're experiencing

Hormone Optimization

Low energy, poor sleep, mood swings, weight gain or unexplained weight loss, and low libido.

Gut, Detox & Inflammation

Diarrhea, bloating, constipation, abdominal pain, upset stomach, and indigestion.

Energy, Brain Fog & Longevity

Brain fog, low energy, poor concentration, and difficulty focusing.

Joint & Chronic Pain Support

Joint aches, decreased mobility, chronic pain, and inflammation.

Thyroid Optimization

Persistent fatigue, unexplained weight gain, brain fog, hair thinning, and feeling cold.

Lyme & Complex Chronic Illness

Complex multi-system symptoms, chronic infections, immune dysregulation, Lyme disease, and EBV.

Frequently asked questions

Before you book

What is functional medicine?

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.

Patients commonly seek support for concerns involving energy, brain fog, hormones, thyroid function, gut health, metabolic health, chronic pain, complex chronic symptoms, healthy aging, and overall wellness. Evaluation and recommendations depend on the individual.
Your first visit focuses on your health history, symptom timeline, previous testing, medications, supplements, nutrition, sleep, activity, stress, and goals. Based on that information, the provider can determine whether additional testing or specific next steps are appropriate.
When appropriate, testing may include conventional laboratory work and selected specialty testing related to hormones, gastrointestinal health, nutrients, metabolism, genetics, or environmental exposures. Testing is chosen based on the clinical question rather than using the same panel for every patient.
Yes. Straight 2 U Wellness offers individualized hormone evaluation and optimization for appropriate patients. Recommendations are based on symptoms, medical history, laboratory findings, risks, benefits, and ongoing monitoring.
Yes. Persistent symptoms can warrant further evaluation even when routine testing has not identified a cause. A consultation can help organize the full picture and determine whether additional evaluation is appropriate.
Straight 2 U Wellness is located in Brock, Texas and serves Brock, Weatherford, Parker County, Aledo, Hudson Oaks, Fort Worth, and surrounding North Texas communities.
Virtual functional medicine visits may be available depending on the service, patient needs, and applicable state requirements. Contact the clinic or use online scheduling to determine the appropriate visit type.
Use the Book a Consultation or appointment button on the website to choose an available visit, or contact Straight 2 U Wellness for help selecting the appropriate service.
Ready to get started?

Start with a conversation.

A free discovery call or a full consultation — either is a fine place to begin. Virtual and in-person appointments are available.