Every Naturopathic Doctor here is registered with the College of Naturopaths of Ontario.
Fertility & preconception · Ontario · Virtual
Naturopathic fertility care in Ontario
Dr. Victoria Posavad, ND
Dr. George Makrides, ND
Dr. Yehia Al-Hashmi, ND
Trying for months, irregular ovulation, a loss that nobody explained, or a clinic timeline you want to be ready for. A regulated Naturopathic Doctor works on cycle health, ovulation, thyroid, insulin and nutrient status, alongside your physician or fertility clinic, and builds a care plan around your goals.
Not sure if naturopathic care is for you?
Direct billing with more than 30 insurers. Insurance-ready receipts for the rest.
First appointments within days. No referral, no waitlist, anywhere in Ontario.
The six things we hear the most.
You've been trying, or planning to, and you want the months to count. Here's what people in that spot tell us first.
- 01Cycles that are irregular, so timing is a guess
- 02Trying for six months or more without a positive test
- 03A loss, or more than one, with no explanation
- 04A PMOS, thyroid or endometriosis diagnosis in the picture
- 05Preparing for IUI or IVF and wanting to arrive ready
- 06Wanting a preconception plan before you start
Often with company: painful or heavy periods, low energy, a restrictive diet history, or a partner whose side hasn't been checked. If two or three of these sound like you, talk it through with a Naturopathic Doctor on a free call.
Canadian couples experience infertility, roughly double the rate of the 1980s. Most of the modifiable factors sit in the months before conception.
Source: Government of Canada, Fertility.
Most people have already been told to keep trying.
Normal isn't the same as explained.
Keep trying, then a referral, then a protocol, with the months in between unused. Ovulation, thyroid, insulin, iron and vitamin D can be checked and worked on in those months, alongside whatever your clinic plans next.
Six things we work on
- 01Ovulation and cycle regularity, tracked properly
- 02PMOS, insulin resistance and androgens
- 03Thyroid and prolactin, including antibodies
- 04Iron, B12, folate and vitamin D status
- 05Egg and sperm health: nutrition, sleep, alcohol, and the partner's workup
- 06Preparing for IUI or IVF, and supporting recovery after a loss
Your Fertility Roadmap
From the first call to ongoing check-ins, here's how care works at Fitra Health.
- 01A free 10-minute callTell a Naturopathic Doctor what's going on and hear, honestly, whether this is right for you.
- 02Your initial appointmentA full hour on you: your goals, the whole history in one place, what you've tried and what happened, what you're doing about it now, and your diet, supplements and medications. You leave with a map of what's likely driving your symptoms and the targeted blood work that would confirm it.Book your first appointment
- 03Targeted lab work, where neededSome tests can run through your family doctor under OHIP. The rest are passed through at cost and quoted first.
- 04Your personalized care planDiet, supplements, lifestyle and the other tools a Naturopathic Doctor can use, written down and explained.
- 05Ongoing monitoringShort check-ins to see what's working and adjust what isn't.
Our Naturopathic Care Team
Every one of them is registered with the College of Naturopaths of Ontario, and they're here to help you reach your health goals with a plan built around you, not a template. Hormonal care at Fitra Health is led by Dr. Victoria Posavad, and we'll match you with the right Naturopathic Doctor for what's going on.

Dr. Victoria Posavad
Naturopathic DoctorCONO 4468
Dr. George Makrides
Naturopathic DoctorCONO 4322
Dr. Yehia Al-Hashmi
Naturopathic DoctorCONO 4267
Prices
Now accepting direct billing via Telus eClaims.
Free 10-minute call
A Naturopathic Doctor hears what's going on, tells you whether this is a fit, and checks your coverage.
First appointment
60 minutes. History, review of existing results, testing decisions, a starter plan in writing. Book your first appointment.
Follow-up
30 minutes to review results and adjust the plan. A 60-minute extended follow-up when your Naturopathic Doctor recommends more time.
Lab testing
Targeted from your initial conversation and personalized to help identify the potential root cause of your symptoms. Passed through at the lab's price.
Have extended health benefits?
We bill your insurer directly through TELUS eClaims. If your plan isn't on the network, an insurance-ready receipt lands in your inbox after every visit, with the CONO registration number and treatment code your insurer asks for.
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An honest read.
A good fit if
- Your symptoms have gone on for months or years with no clear explanation
- You've been told to keep trying, with no plan for the months in between
- You're looking for a science-based holistic approach to healthcare
- You live in Ontario and you're comfortable with video or phone appointments
Not sure? That's what the call is for.
Tell a Naturopathic Doctor what's going on and they'll tell you plainly whether this is the right next step. If it isn't, they'll say so. You've spent ten minutes, not $249.
The questions people search first.
Straight answers, in plain language.
Can a naturopath help with fertility?
Alongside your physician or fertility clinic, yes. A Naturopathic Doctor works on the modifiable side: ovulation and cycle regularity, thyroid, insulin, nutrient status, sleep, alcohol and stress load, for both partners. Diagnosis, medication and procedures stay with your clinic.
When should we get help?
If you've been trying for a year, or six months if you're over 35, see your physician about a referral. You don't have to wait to start the naturopathic side; the months before a clinic timeline are the ones most within your control.
Does naturopathic care work with IVF?
Yes. We coordinate with your clinic's protocol rather than around it, and focus on the pieces the protocol doesn't cover: nutrition, sleep, blood sugar, thyroid, and recovery between cycles.
What tests come first?
A cycle history and ovulation tracking, then a thyroid panel with antibodies, prolactin, fasting insulin, ferritin, B12, folate and vitamin D, and a semen analysis for a partner. Your Naturopathic Doctor tells you which would change the plan before anything's ordered.
What about after a miscarriage?
Recovery first, physically and otherwise. Then the checks that are worth doing: thyroid and antibodies, blood sugar, nutrient status, and anything your physician wants to investigate. We work alongside that care, not instead of it.
How much does a naturopath cost in Ontario?
At Fitra Health the first call is free, the first 60-minute appointment is $249, and follow-ups are $99 for 30 minutes or $199 for 60. Lab work is passed through at cost. Most extended health plans cover naturopathic visits, and we bill more than 30 insurers directly.
Is naturopathic medicine covered by OHIP or insurance?
OHIP doesn't cover naturopathic visits. Most workplace and private extended health plans do, up to an annual maximum. We bill through TELUS eClaims where your insurer is on the network and issue an insurance-ready receipt where it isn't. Visits are HST-exempt and may qualify for the medical expense tax credit.
Do I need a referral?
No. You book directly. Bring any results you already have and your Naturopathic Doctor starts from there rather than repeating work.
Rather read first?
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- QuizDo you have PCOS? Free 2-minute symptom quiz2 min
- HormonesHormone testing and hormonal care in OntarioCondition
This page is general education, not medical advice, and it is not a diagnosis or a treatment plan. It does not create a practitioner-patient relationship. Nothing here is a promise of an outcome. Anything on this page that applies to you should be discussed with a Naturopathic Doctor or your physician, who can look at your history and your results.
Fitra Health connects Ontario residents with Naturopathic Doctors registered with the College of Naturopaths of Ontario. Care is virtual and available across Ontario. Naturopathic Doctors are regulated health professionals; they do not replace your family doctor or emergency care.
Still not sure?
Take the two-minute hormone quiz and get an honest read on whether naturopathic care is for you. If it looks like a fit, book a free call with a Naturopathic Doctor from there. Both are free.