Restorative Health and Wellness

Restorative Health & Wellness is a cash-pay functional medicine and hormone health practice serving Broken Arrow, Tulsa, and patients throughout Oklahoma through in-person and telehealth care. Our approach combines conventional medical evaluation with a functional medicine framework to identify physiological patterns and potential contributing factors underlying symptoms and chronic health concerns.

Rather than treating an isolated symptom or relying on a single laboratory value, we consider the complete clinical picture—including medical history, symptoms, physical findings, medications and supplements, lifestyle factors, conventional laboratory testing, and targeted functional testing when clinically appropriate.

Our philosophy is simple: Test. Interpret. Personalize. Treat. Monitor

Hormonal changes can significantly affect energy, body composition, sleep, cognition, mood, sexual health, menstrual patterns, and overall quality of life.

We provide individualized hormone evaluation and treatment for appropriately selected women and men. Depending on the patient's clinical presentation, evaluation may include reproductive hormones, thyroid function, metabolic markers, nutrient status, and other relevant laboratory parameters.

For appropriate patients, treatment options may include hormone therapy and bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT). Treatment is individualized based on symptoms, medical history, laboratory findings, risk factors, treatment goals, and ongoing clinical monitoring. Our goal is not to treat a laboratory number in isolation, but to determine whether the clinical picture supports intervention and then monitor response and safety over time.

Perimenopause and menopause involve complex changes across multiple physiological systems—not simply a decline in estrogen. We evaluate women experiencing symptoms such as fatigue, sleep disturbance, brain fog, changes in body composition, low libido, mood changes, menstrual irregularity, vasomotor symptoms, and other midlife health concerns.

When appropriate, evaluation may include hormone assessment, thyroid and metabolic testing, nutrient evaluation, and additional functional testing based on the patient's history and symptoms.

Treatment may incorporate hormone therapy, nutritional and lifestyle interventions, targeted supplementation, metabolic support, and ongoing monitoring.

Functional Medicine & Comprehensive Laboratory Evaluation. Functional medicine begins with understanding the individual rather than assuming every patient requires the same testing or treatment.

When clinically appropriate, we may use comprehensive laboratory panels to evaluate areas such as:

* CBC and comprehensive metabolic markers * Lipids and cardiovascular risk markers * Glucose, insulin, and metabolic health * Thyroid function * Sex and reproductive hormones * Iron and ferritin status * Vitamin and nutrient status * Inflammatory markers * Liver and kidney function * Other individualized biomarkers based on clinical history

Laboratory testing is selected based on the patient's presentation rather than using a one-size-fits-all panel.

For patients with persistent, complex, or unexplained symptoms, additional functional testing may provide useful information that complements conventional laboratory evaluation.

Depending on the clinical picture, testing may include:

The DUTCH test can provide a detailed assessment of sex hormones, hormone metabolites, adrenal hormones, and related markers. This may be considered when a more comprehensive evaluation of hormone metabolism is clinically appropriate.

Organic acids testing evaluates urinary metabolites associated with multiple biochemical pathways and may provide additional information related to nutrient metabolism, cellular energy production, oxidative stress, neurotransmitter metabolism, and microbial activity.

GI-MAP testing uses molecular methods to evaluate gastrointestinal microorganisms and other markers relevant to digestive and intestinal health. When appropriate, results are interpreted alongside symptoms, medical history, conventional testing, and other clinical findings.

Functional testing is not ordered automatically. We determine whether a test is appropriate based on the patient's presentation and the clinical questions we are trying to answer. Testing is only useful when it informs clinical decision-making.

After evaluating the available information, we develop a customized treatment plan based on the patient's individual findings, goals, and medical needs. Depending on the patient, recommendations may include hormone therapy, prescription medications when appropriate.