The presentations we work with most

Fatigue, gastrointestinal symptoms, hormonal change, metabolic dysfunction, mood and cognition, and autoimmune disease — each worked up to the mechanism driving it, then treated across the whole care model rather than one piece of it.

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Gut Health

Persistent digestive symptoms have a findable mechanism, and food, microbiome and barrier work are built around what your assessment shows.

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Hormone Imbalance

Estrogen, testosterone, thyroid, cortisol and insulin work as one system, and reading them together is what separates a partial result from a real one.

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Metabolic Disorders

Glucose and HbA1c move last, so we start with fasting insulin and HOMA-IR and find metabolic dysfunction while correcting it is still realistic.

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Mood Disorders

Anxiety, low mood and cognitive slowing have measurable physiology behind them, assessed alongside psychiatric care rather than instead of it.

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Autoimmune Disease

Barrier integrity, inflammatory load, nutrient status and unresolved infection, addressed alongside your rheumatologist and targeting fewer flares.

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Chronic Fatigue

Fatigue is a presentation rather than a diagnosis, so thyroid, mitochondrial, adrenal and nutrient contributors are assessed together.

Brianna Cole, DNP, APRN and Tanner Wilson, DC, IFMCP of EvoHealth in Overland Park
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