📍 NATUROPATHIC DOCTOR, TORONTO, ON (@ BLOOR & BATHURST)
Naturopathic care for fatigue, digestive issues, hormones, and complex symptoms.
Dr. Megan Woroch, ND uses a functional medicine approach to help uncover patterns behind persistent symptoms, so you can get clearer answers, a personalized plan, and support for symptoms that haven’t been fully explained.
Ready to begin? Book an appointment.
Not sure if naturopathic care is the right fit? Start with a free discovery call.
YOU KNOW SOMETHING DOESN’T FEEL RIGHT
Maybe You’ve been told your labs look “normal,” yet you still feel off...
Your energy has changed.
Your digestion isn’t what it used to be.
Your hormones, sleep, or mood feel different.
Symptoms come and go without a clear explanation.
For many people, these experiences are connected to deeper patterns involving the immune system, inflammation, metabolism, or environmental factors.
Understanding those patterns is often the first step toward meaningful improvement.
A Root Cause Approach to Health.
Naturopathic medicine focuses on identifying and addressing the underlying causes of illness — not simply managing symptoms.
My approach bridges functional medicine and naturopathic care, combining:
comprehensive health assessments
functional and conventional lab testing
natural therapeutics
practical, individualized nutrition
Together, these tools help create a clearer picture of what’s happening in your body and how to support long-term health.
AREAS OF FOCUS
Health Concerns I Commonly Work With
Many symptoms that seem unrelated — fatigue, digestive concerns, hormonal changes, or autoimmune conditions — are often connected through shared underlying patterns involving the immune system, inflammation, metabolism, and gut health.
My practice focuses on investigating these patterns and supporting the systems that influence long-term health.
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Chronic Fatigue & Stress
Persistent fatigue, brain fog, poor sleep, or reduced stress resilience may signal deeper imbalances affecting energy metabolism, immune function, or the nervous system.
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Women’s Hormonal Health
Hormonal symptoms such as PMS, irregular cycles, PCOS, thyroid concerns, and perimenopause often reflect interactions between metabolism, stress physiology, and reproductive hormones.
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Digestive Health
Digestive concerns such as bloating, IBS, reflux, and food sensitivities can influence nutrient absorption, immune regulation, and inflammation throughout the body.
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Autoimmune Disorders
Autoimmune diseases involve immune dysregulation and chronic inflammation. A systems-based approach can help identify factors that may be contributing to immune imbalance.
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Cardiometabolic Health
Metabolic health influences blood sugar regulation, cholesterol metabolism, inflammation, and long-term cardiovascular risk.
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Health Optimization
For patients who want a proactive approach to health, ongoing care focuses on prevention, metabolic health, and long-term resilience.
Many of these conditions share common underlying drivers involving immune function, inflammation, gut health, and metabolic balance. Understanding these connections can help guide a more targeted approach to care.
How Care Works
1. Investigate the Pattern
Your first visit includes a comprehensive health history and discussion of your symptoms, timeline, and goals.
When helpful, functional or conventional testing may be used to better understand areas such as immune function, hormones, digestion, metabolism, and nutrient status.
The goal is to identify patterns — not just isolated symptoms.
2. Identify the Drivers
Your first visit includes a comprehensive health history and discussion of your symptoms, timeline, and goals.
When helpful, functional or conventional testing may be used to better understand areas such as immune function, hormones, digestion, metabolism, and nutrient status.
The goal is to identify patterns — not just isolated symptoms.
3. Build a Personalized Plan
Your treatment plan may include targeted nutrition strategies, botanical medicine, supplementation, lifestyle interventions, and other naturopathic therapies.
Each plan is tailored to the individual and designed to support sustainable, long-term health.
Patient education is also a central part of the process — helping you understand how and why each recommendation supports your health.
About Dr. Megan Woroch, ND
Dr. Megan Woroch is a naturopathic doctor practicing in Toronto at Annex Naturopathic Clinic.
She supports patients with complex and chronic health concerns using an evidence-informed approach that combines functional medicine principles with naturopathic therapies.
Her clinical interests include immune-related conditions, digestive health, cardiometabolic health, hormonal balance, and autoimmune disease.
Megan also has a background in culinary training and nutrition, which allows her to translate clinical nutrition science into practical, realistic strategies that fit everyday life.
Credentials
Registered with the College of Naturopaths of Ontario (CONO)
Graduate of the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine (CCNM)
Additional training through the Institute for Functional Medicine
Member of the Ontario Association of Naturopathic Doctors (OAND) and Canadian Association of Naturopathic Doctors (CAND)
Initial Naturopathic Consultation
A comprehensive 60–90 minute assessment where we review your health history, symptoms, and goals.
You will leave this appointment with a personalized treatment plan and clear next steps.
Investment: $295
Pricing
Follow Up appointments
Follow-up visits allow us to review progress, adjust your treatment plan, address new concerns and continue supporting your health goals.
Appointments are available in several lengths depending on your needs.
30 min — $120
45 min — $175
60 min — $210
Complimentary Discovery Call
A short introductory phone consultation to discuss your health concerns and determine whether naturopathic care may be a good fit for you.
No treatment recommendations are provided during this call.
Practice Location
Dr. Megan Woroch practices at:
Annex Naturopathic Clinic
800 Bathurst Street #301
Toronto, ON
Appointments are available in person or via telemedicine for Ontario residents.
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