No—and here’s why.
 Insurance companies dictate what you can and cannot do with your health, and often only cover care once a problem is already advanced. At Lifestyle and Labs, we’re not here to be reactive. We’re here to be proactive—to dig deeper, get answers now, and help you transform your health before it becomes another prescription or long-term issue.

That’s completely fine.
 Not every client needs or wants advanced therapies—and that’s the point. We aren’t here to push one path; we’re here to lay out the options and help you decide what’s best for you. Some clients thrive with lifestyle, nutrition, and education alone. Others benefit from medical therapies as a bridge. Either way, the choice is always yours.

Perfect—we love collaboration.
 Lifestyle and Labs was designed to bridge the gap. If you’re working with another practitioner, we can team up and make sure all sides of your care are working together. You’ll have the support of your coach, plus the perspective of our Nurse Practitioner and Nurse, so nothing falls through the cracks.

Never.
 Your body, your history, your goals—they’re unique. Cookie-cutter plans don’t work, and we won’t waste your time with them. Every recommendation, protocol, and next step is designed around you and what your labs and lifestyle show us.

That depends on your body and your goals. Some clients start noticing changes in energy, sleep, and mood within weeks. For others, it takes a few months of consistent support and adjustments. What we can promise is that every step is built for sustainable progress—not quick fixes that leave you right back where you started.

Nope!
 Lifestyle and Labs is designed to be fully accessible online. All education, coaching, and medical support can be done virtually, so you can work with us from anywhere.

We bridge what most programs keep separate.
 Instead of forcing you to choose between functional health or traditional medicine, we bring both together in one place. You get coaching, labs, education, and medical support—all under one roof—so you can finally stop piecing it all together on your own.