While I was a student at the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine (CCNM), I found myself facing the same 'Watch and Wait' loop I now help my clients navigate. I was diagnosed with a 15cm ovarian cyst and told that surgery was likely my only inevitable outcome.
I knew I had a narrow window of time before my pre-surgery check-up. I leaned into my clinical training and research to build a framework focused on the metabolic and hormonal drivers of ovarian health. By the time I returned for my follow-up, my ultrasound showed such significant resolution that surgery was no longer required. I have spent the years since my graduation refining these clinical pillars to help other women safely support their bodies’ innate capacity to recalibrate, alongside conventional care.
The 3-Phase Protocol
PHASE 1: Metabolic & Nervous System Stabilization Focusing on blood sugar regulation and cortisol management to help shift the body out of a pro-inflammatory state.’
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HASE 2: Estrogen Metabolism & Clearance Supporting the liver and digestive pathways to ensure hormone metabolites are processed and excreted efficiently.
PHASE 3: Ovarian Vitality & Long-Term Support Implementing targeted, evidence-based rituals and nutrients to maintain a balanced hormonal landscape and support cycle regularity.
BONUS: The Hormone Harmony Kitchen
Included Free ($27 Value)
Nutrition is one of our most powerful tools for influencing the internal environment. This guide features 10+ recipes designed to be anti-inflammatory and supportive of estrogen clearance, without sacrificing flavour (no bland salads, I promise!!)
BONUS: The Toxin-Free Home Checklist
Included Free ($19 Value)
Environmental factors can act as "endocrine disruptors." This room-by-room checklist helps you identify and reduce exposure to common household chemicals that may complicate hormonal health, helping you create a supportive, "hormone-friendly" sanctuary.
Note: This protocol is designed for educational purposes to support general ovarian and hormonal health. It is not a treatment for any medical condition, and individual results will vary based on unique health history and metabolic factors. Always consult with your primary healthcare provider or surgeon regarding your specific diagnosis and treatment plan, especially if surgery has been recommended.