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Tracey StroupND

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You’ve been told you’re fine.You don’t feel fine.

Functional health care with Tracey Stroup, ND and her team, entirely by video. We listen to your whole story, look for the patterns underneath your symptoms, and build a plan you can follow from home.

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Tracey Stroup, ND

Functional Naturopath

Today’s session

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First consult with Tracey

  • Your health story
  • What you’ve already tried
  • Your first three steps

In progress, by video

  • Fatigue
  • Hormones and cycles
  • Gut health
  • Poor sleep
  • Stress and anxiety
  • Weight and metabolism
  • Mold and environmental exposure
  • Oral-systemic health
  • Cancer support
  • Family wellness
  • Brain fog

Everything in your body is connected

Symptoms rarely have a single cause. Tracey’s approach looks at six areas that are always talking to each other, body and spirit. Tell us what you’re noticing and watch where we’d focus first.

What are you noticing?

Where we’d focus first

Based on 3 symptoms

  1. 1

    Energy and metabolism

    How your body turns food into steady, all-day energy.

    Strong link
  2. 2

    Hormonal rhythm

    Cycles, stress hormones and the daily rhythm of your body.

    Strong link
  3. 3

    Stress and spirit

    How stress, rest and faith shape the way you heal.

    Strong link
  4. 4

    Environmental burden

    Mold, chemicals and everyday exposures your body is carrying.

    Some link
  5. 5

    Gut health

    Digestion, absorption and the balance inside your gut.

    Some link
  6. 6

    Immune resilience

    How your body defends itself and recovers.

    Less likely

A starting point for conversation, not a diagnosis. Your practitioner looks at the whole picture with you.

From first conversation to your plan

No waiting rooms and no drive. Every session, message and plan lives in one private patient portal.

  1. 1

    Reach out

    Tell us what’s going on. We’ll pair you with the right practitioner and set up your first session.

  2. 2

    Share your history

    Complete intake forms and a symptom questionnaire before you meet, so your session starts with what matters.

  3. 3

    Meet by video

    A full first session with your practitioner to talk through your history, your goals and what you’ve already tried.

  4. 4

    Get a clear plan

    Leave with written next steps for food, daily rhythm and natural support, built around your life and your faith.

  5. 5

    Stay supported

    Message your care team between sessions and meet again to adjust your plan as you go.

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Quarterbacking Cancer™

Hope has a game plan.

A cancer diagnosis comes with a dozen voices and a hundred decisions. Quarterbacking Cancer brings them into one clear, compassionate plan, and it runs entirely online. Tracey built it from her experience coordinating every part of care for a dear friend.

  • A coach in your corner

    Amber and Tracey help you line up questions for each appointment and keep every provider on the same page.

  • One written game plan

    Oncology care, nutrition, natural therapies and emotional support, organized into one plan you can actually follow.

  • Community, online

    The podcast, the ICU program and a community circle for patients and families walking the same road.

Quarterbacking Cancer supports, and never replaces, the care you receive from your oncology team.

Youand your coach

Oncology team. Your doctors stay in charge of treatment. You arrive with better questions.

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Meet Tracey

Twenty-five years of asking why

Science-informed, faith-grounded and people-first.

When we address the core imbalances, harmony within the body can emerge, leading us toward lasting health and vitality.

For more than 25 years, Tracey has helped people move past symptom-chasing to understand the patterns underneath their health. She’s a frequent speaker on functional health, and she brings the same clarity to a one-on-one telehealth session that she brings to a conference stage.

Her approach honors the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual sides of well-being, and it’s built on a simple belief: you were created to thrive, and you deserve to understand your own body.

Education and credentials

  • B.S. in Exercise and Sport Science, minor in Food Science, Penn State University
  • Integrative Functional Naturopath
  • Certified Natural Health Professional
  • Level 2 Digestive Specialist, Food Enzyme Institute
  • Advanced study in Biblical wellness

Choose who you work with

Six practitioners, one shared approach. Every one of them sees clients by video. Tell us who you’d like to work with.

Ways to work with us

For individuals

One-on-one telehealth consultations

Start with a first session to map your history, then continue with follow-ups and messaging as your plan takes shape. Work with Tracey or anyone on the team.

  • Telehealth from anywhere
  • Follow-up sessions as you progress
  • Written plan in your portal
  • Secure messaging between sessions
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For families

Homeopathic family support

A 12-month program with home education and a 60-remedy family kit, or a guided 32-month homeoprophylaxis schedule. Both delivered online.

Eat · Pray · Faith podcast

Real stories and practical wisdom for whole-person health.

The Mommy Apothecary

Tracey’s home health guide for families.

Academy of Abiding Wellness

Faith-grounded, science-informed courses for practitioners and families.

Before you book

Something we didn’t cover? Reach us at execassistantnd@gmail.com.

Yes. Every session happens over secure video inside our patient portal, so you can join from home, from work, or wherever you are. There’s nothing to travel to.

Start with one conversation.

Six practitioners, all by telehealth

Reach out with what’s going on. We’ll pair you with a practitioner and set up your first telehealth session.

Tracey Stroup, ND

Take the 1-minute check

Quick questions with an answer at the end, from Tracey Stroup, ND.

Is it time for a check-up?4 questions · 1 minuteCould you have prediabetes?7 questions · 1 minuteWhat would you like to hear about?1 question · 1 minute

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