Dr. Tori Cowley

Naturopathic Doctor | Professional Canadian Beach Volleyball Player

“Our potential is one thing. What we do with it is quite another.” – Angela Duckworth

About Dr. Tori Cowley

Dr. Tori Cowley received her Honours Bachelor of Science from Wilfrid Laurier University. She went on to pursue her Medical Degree from the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine. Dr. Cowley travels the world internationally representing Canada in Beach Volleyball on the International World Tour.

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Services

My main goal is to help individuals attain greater health.
I also have access to a variety of specialized lab tests that can help me determine the best way to get you feeling better.

Genetic Analysis

An analysis of metabolism (how often you should eat), dietary (how you respond to carbohydrates, fats, protein and dairy), exercise and cardiovascular health (what type of exercise you should do),

Nutrition

We believe many illnesses are caused by the toxins in our foods. Avoiding manufactured ingredients and pesticides reduces the harmful substances entering our bodies. Replacing them with cleaner, mo

Acupuncture

A form of alternative medicine and a key component of Traditional Chinese Medicine in which thin needles are inserted into specific locations to restore proper flow of Qi throughout the body.

Herbal Medicine

Herbs are used in conjunction with other therapies to promote health. Using traditional remedies combined with recent clinical advances in plant-based medicine, we can craft a plan to create better

Traditional Chinese Medicine

An ancient medicine based on the theories of yin-yang, the five elements and the concept of Qi. Assessment is based on the traditional Chinese organ systems and treatment includes herbal medicine,

Lab Testing

Food Sensitivity Testing, Hormone Testing and Bloodwork

Genetic Analysis

Our body is controlled by a set of genetic instructions known as our genome or chromosomal blueprint. Our individual DNA provides codes for everything from eye colour to antibody production. It determines our risk for disease, our reaction to stress, our response to illness or injury and how we respond to food, exercise and medication. As an example, some people seem to respond well to high-protein low-carb diets, while for others it is inefficacious. Some individuals benefit from more exercise while others need to control stress. What fits your body best is all coded in your DNA.