Naturopathic Therapies and Lab Testing in Victoria BC

Laboratory Testing
Lab testing can provide valuable insight into hormone balance, nutrient status, digestive function, immune health, and metabolic markers. Testing is used when clinically appropriate to support diagnosis, treatment planning, and progress monitoring.
Common laboratory testing includes:
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Comprehensive thyroid testing
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Female and male hormone panels
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Adrenal and cortisol stress hormone testing
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Blood sugar and metabolic testing
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Nutrient deficiency testing
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Food allergy and sensitivity testing
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Celiac disease screening
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SIBO breath testing
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Comprehensive stool analysis
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Cardiovascular risk screening
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Urine analysis and pregnancy testing
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Environmental and seasonal allergy testing
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Fertility-related hormone testing
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Cervical cancer / HPV screening
Where appropriate, testing may be ordered through accredited diagnostic laboratories such as LifeLabs or specialized functional testing providers.
Evidence-based naturopathic therapies and diagnostic testing
Dr. Meghan van Drimmelen provides comprehensive naturopathic care that combines modern medical diagnostics with evidence-informed integrative therapies. The goal is to better understand the underlying causes of your symptoms and create a personalized treatment plan to support long-term health and wellbeing.
Appointments are available in-person in Victoria, BC, and via Telehealth across British Columbia.
Naturopathic Approach to Care
Naturopathic medicine is a regulated healthcare profession in British Columbia that integrates conventional medical knowledge with evidence-based complementary and alternative therapies.
Care focuses on identifying and addressing root causes of illness through individualized assessment, lifestyle medicine, and targeted treatment strategies.
Dr. van Drimmelen uses a patient-centred, integrative approach that may include both natural therapies and prescription medications when appropriate.
Naturopathic Therapies
Treatment plans are tailored to each individual and may include:
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Clinical nutrition and dietary therapy
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Botanical (herbal) medicine
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Acupuncture
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Lifestyle and stress management counselling
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IV nutrient therapy
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Supplementation and nutritional support
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Prescription medications
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Sublingual immunotherapy
All therapies are selected based on clinical evidence, safety, and individual health needs.
