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Your labs are normal.You are not fine.
For women 40 to 55 who eat well, keep moving, hold a career and a family together — and still wake up exhausted, foggy and heavier than they used to be.
- Stacy Marie Ronquillo, NP — Remedy Functional Medicine
- Portland, Oregon — and telehealth across Oregon and Washington
What women say when the door closes
“I’m just done being tired.”
Not tired the way a hard week makes you tired. Tired underneath everything — before the day has even started.
It is 3am and you are wired and exhausted at the same time.
“I’m lying here wide awake and exhausted at the same time, and tomorrow I’ll drag through another day, and everyone keeps telling me I’m fine. What if this is just the rest of my life?”
The pattern almost every woman in this room describes
This is what the day actually looks like.
Not one symptom. A shape — the same shape, week after week, and no single visit long enough to see it.
Wired and exhausted at the same time.
Wide awake
3:00
Already tired before the day starts.
Alarm
6:30
Functional. Competent. Running on fumes.
Coffee holds
9:00
You could lie down on the office floor.
The crash
14:00
Losing a name mid-sentence.
Words go missing
17:30
Asleep on the sofa. Snapping, then ashamed.
Gone
20:30
Bar height stands for usable energy across a typical day — the shape women describe, not a measurement.
What came back instead of an explanation
None of theseis a plan.
- “Your labs all look normal.”
- “That’s just perimenopause.”
- “You’re borderline — let’s recheck in a year.”
- “Have you tried eating less and moving more?”
- “It’s probably stress.”
- “A lot of women your age feel this way.”
You are not imagining this,and you did not do this to yourself.
Fatigue, fog and a stalling metabolism are signals. They are not a character flaw and they are not a life sentence.
The next forty minutes
Three things you have been told that are not true —and what to look at instead.
- Why “normal” on a lab report is a disease range, not a thriving range.
- Why nothing you tried stuck — and why that is not a discipline problem.
- Why the answer is not simply another prescription or hormones forever.
- What a real root-cause work-up looks at, and how long it actually takes.

Remedy Functional Medicine
Stacy Marie Ronquillo, NP
Portland, Oregon — and telehealth across Oregon and Washington.
Root-cause hormone, metabolic and gut care for women in midlife who have been rushed and dismissed by conventional medicine — functional range added on top of solid clinical training.
- Double board-certified nurse practitioner — Family (FNP-BC) and Adult-Gerontology Acute Care (AGACNP-BC)
- Master’s of Nursing from UCLA
- Institute for Functional Medicine Certified Practitioner (IFMCP)
- Menopause Society Certified Practitioner (MSCP)
- 18+ years in healthcare, including more than a decade in Level 1 trauma emergency rooms
Belief one
“My labs came back normal, so nothing is really wrong.”
What the word “normal” is actually measuring
A reference range is built to catch disease —not to tell you that you are thriving.
Standard panels are read against disease-based ranges. A result can sit comfortably inside that range and still be nowhere near the pattern a woman feels well at.
Illustrative only. Ranges and targets differ by lab and by person, and are interpreted alongside your history and symptoms — never from a single number.
“In range” and “optimal”are not the same number.
“I understand it’s in range — but is it optimal?”
The second half of the problem
Some categories are never ordered at all.
A root-cause work-up looks across five areas together, because they move each other. Reading any one of them alone is how a pattern gets missed.
- HormonesRead as a pattern across a cycle that is already changing.
- MetabolismBlood sugar and insulin, not the number on the scale.
- ThyroidA full panel — not TSH read on its own.
- GutAbsorption and digestion sit underneath energy and mood.
- Nutrient statusWhat is actually getting in, and what is running short.
Read together, and against your own history — not one number at a time.
Belief two
“This is just my new normal, and if I had more discipline I would feel better.”
Everything already tried
You did not fail the diet.The diet had no diagnosis behind it.
Every one of these can work for the right person for the right reason. Run without a work-up underneath, they are guesses — and a guess that does not work is not evidence about you.
- Keto, Whole30, fasting, Noom, WW
- Magnesium, ashwagandha, collagen, melatonin
- An Oura ring that confirms bad sleep but not why
- Peloton, Orangetheory, a personal trainer
- An at-home hormone kit she couldn’t interpret
- A health coach’s protocol with no work-up behind it
- Cutting alcohol, sugar and gluten for a few weeks each
- An antidepressant offered instead of an explanation
Fatigue, fog and a stalling metabolismare signals, not a life sentence.
Address the root — hormones, blood sugar, gut, detox — and many women feel like themselves again.
Individual results vary. Nothing here replaces personalized medical care.
Belief three
“The only answer is another prescription, or going on hormones forever.”
Hormone therapy is a tool used when it helps.It is not the whole plan.
It is one option considered on the evidence of your own work-up — not a default, and not something withheld on principle.
Where the first changes usually come from
Metabolism, gut and nutrient status —personalized, not one-size-fits-all.
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MetabolismSteady blood sugar is what ends the 2pm crash.02
GutAbsorption decides whether anything else works.03
Nutrient statusFill what is running short before adding anything.
What a real work-up looks like
Filling in the Gaps
The method
The functional, root-cause work-upconventional care skips.
Hormones, metabolism, thyroid, gut and nutrient status — read together and against your own history, then delivered through a 90-minute first visit and a personalized six-month program with the same provider and direct access.
- HormonesRead as a pattern across a cycle that is already changing.
- MetabolismBlood sugar and insulin, not the number on the scale.
- ThyroidA full panel — not TSH read on its own.
- GutAbsorption and digestion sit underneath energy and mood.
- Nutrient statusWhat is actually getting in, and what is running short.
Read together, and against your own history — not one number at a time.
Why this does not happen in a standard visit
A fifteen-minute visit cannot do this.That is structural, not personal.
Most practices juggle 2,000+ patients per provider. Remedy keeps panels intentionally small, with 30 to 90-minute visits and direct-message access, so patients actually get time, attention and answers.
Follow-up visits run 30 to 90 minutes — with the same provider.
If you want the work-up done properly
The Remedy Program— a 6-month root-cause reset.
A 90-minute first visit reviewing your full health history, then a personalized six-month program to get hormones, metabolism and gut working again, with an optional membership afterward for long-term partnership.
First visit
90 minutes
Your full health history reviewed, and a real plan by the end of it.
Six months
30–90 minute visits
A personalized program working on hormones, metabolism and gut.
Between visits
Direct message
Message your provider and get a timely, helpful reply.
Afterward
Optional membership
Ongoing monitoring to stay ahead of problems instead of chasing them.
What that actually means week to week
The same provider, every visit —and a way to reach her in between.
- Same-provider continuity
The same NP who knows your whole story at every visit.
No re-explaining your history to a stranger. - Direct-message access
Message your provider between visits and get a timely, helpful reply.
You are not left alone between appointments. - 90-minute first visit
Your full health history reviewed in one sitting, not in eleven minutes.
Time enough to see a pattern rather than a symptom. - Telehealth or in-clinic
Across Oregon and Washington, or in person in Portland.
Care that fits around a working week.
The commitment that comes with it
Health-driven,not profit-driven.
Small panels, transparent pricing, and no upsells on pills or tests you do not need. The Remedy Program is by application, and the membership afterward is optional — continue only if it is serving you.
In their words
What patients say about the way this feels.
“Stacy was kind, caring, compassionate and informative. She made me feel heard, respected, and that my concerns were valid. I feel like I have a great partner in my health now — a feeling that had been lacking with my previous provider.”
“I’m excited to get to the root of health problems rather than just masking symptoms with drugs. The access to shoot off a quick text and actually get a timely, helpful reply is amazing.”
“Her approach to care is incredibly thorough — she never rushes, and she takes the time to truly understand her patients, both clinically and personally. Her ability to make patients feel heard, informed and supported is unmatched.”
Individual experiences. Results vary from person to person.
Being honest about fit
This is not for everyone.
This is for you if
- Your labs read normal and you do not feel fine.
- You want to understand the why before anything is added.
- You are willing to give it six months rather than six days.
- You want one provider who knows your whole story.
This is not for you if
- You want a seven-day reset or a quick fix.
- You want a prescription without a work-up behind it.
- You are looking for a supplement protocol you can buy today.
- You are not ready to be an active partner in the plan.

Your next step
Apply for the Remedy Program.
Tell us what has been going on and what you have already tried. If it is a fit, we will book your 90-minute first visit — telehealth across Oregon and Washington, or in person in Portland.
- Bring your most recent labs, however long ago they were drawn.
- Bring the symptom you have stopped mentioning because nobody ever followed up on it.
- Bring the question you have been asking for two years.

Thank you for spending this hour
You deserve someonewho looks properly.
Whether or not you ever work with Remedy, take one thing with you: ask whether your result is optimal, not just whether it is in range.
Educational and marketing content only. No diagnosis, treatment or cure claims. Individual results vary; nothing here replaces personalized medical care. Supplements and hormone therapy are tools, not guaranteed fixes.