Care that connects the dots in hypermobility and hEDS/HSD
For hypermobile patients whose symptoms feel connected, but are often treated separately.
You may be in the right place if…
You are hypermobile, bendy, or have been diagnosed with hEDS/HSD.
You experience a mix of symptoms such as pain, fatigue, dizziness, digestive issues, food reactions, hormonal changes, or frequent injuries.
You have been told your labs are “normal,” but you still do not feel well.
You feel like your symptoms are connected, but they keep being treated separately.
A hypermobility-informed approach
Hypermobility can affect more than joints. Many patients also experience symptoms involving digestion, energy, pain, the nervous system, skin, hormones, and immune/histamine reactivity.
Dr. Jenny Zhao, ND has a focused clinical interest in supporting patients with diagnosed or suspected hEDS/HSD using a whole-person naturopathic approach. Care may include symptom mapping, nutrition, lab testing where appropriate, lifestyle support, acupuncture, supplementation, prescriptions when indicated, and collaboration with your broader healthcare team.
Areas of support
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Areas of support *
Pain, joints & recovery
Joint instability, frequent injuries, chronic pain, flares, recovery capacity.
Digestion & food tolerance
IBS-like symptoms, constipation, gastroparesis, bloating, reflux, SIBO considerations, food reactions.
Hormones & skin
Menstrual concerns, perimenopause/menopause, acne, skin changes.
Dysautonomia / POTS-like symptoms
Dizziness, palpitations, fatigue, heat intolerance, blood pressure or heart rate concerns.
Histamine / MCAS-like patterns
Flushing, itching, hives, food reactions, sensitivities, inflammatory-type flares.
