Dr Connor Anderson
The Village Health Clinic
537 Mount Pleasant Rd, TORONTO, ON, M4S 2M5
My practice is centred on effective personalized care for your health concerns and goals. My focuses include Metabolic Health (blood sugar, cardiovascular health, organ status, mitochondrial dysfunction, and fatty liver), Weight Management, Men’s & Women’s Health, Digestion & Inflammation (IBS, SIBO, heartburn, bloating, and food sensitivities), Hormones (Reproductive, thyroid, adrenal, gastrointestinal), Stress & Energy (Stress management, impaired sleep, adrenal fatigue, burnout, and brain fog), and Chronic Complex Conditions (fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, autoimmune complexes and recurrent infections). Dr. Connor Anderson is a registered Naturopathic Doctor with an honours specialization in Kinesiology, practicing with a functional and evidence-based approach to care. His assessments go beyond routine bloodwork to include targeted testing for your concerns, and giving patients the kind of insight that’s often missing from a standard checkup. Dr. Anderson’s approach is patient centred and collaborative so whether you’re managing a specific condition or simply not functioning at the level you know you’re capable of, he meets patients where they are and builds from there - with practical strategies around foundations of health and natural therapies that work with the body to drive health and reduce disease.
*Please inform us if you would prefer a virtual appointment and we will send you the video link.* Your first visit with your Naturopathic Doctor will be 60 minute comprehensive appointment, gathering all necessary information including past medical history, medical concerns and a health plan. Naturopathic Doctors & Nurse Practitioners can help with conditions relating to: - Arthritis & pain - Skin concerns - Digestive complaints; constipation, upset stomach, bloating, etc. - Headaches - Fatigue - Allergies - Chronic conditions; thyroid, diabetes, PCOS, hypertension - And more! ** Please note insurance claims are submitted using the designation of the practitioner who provided the treatment, rather than the specific treatment that was performed.