Care for Fertility, Pregnancy & Beyond

Evidence-informed naturopathic care in Ontario

Dr. Alexsia Priolo is a Toronto-based Naturopathic Doctor supporting fertility, pregnancy, and postpartum health.

 
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Hello! I’m Dr. Alexsia Priolo ND,

Health is shaped long before symptoms appear, and pregnancy is a key window to influence both short- and long-term outcomes.

Much of prenatal care is focused on screening rather than prevention. Support around reducing the risk of complications like gestational diabetes or preeclampsia, or guidance on foundational habits like nutrition and exercise, may be limited. This often follows into the postpartum period, where care becomes even more fragmented as you transition back into primary care.

As a Toronto-based Naturopathic Doctor, I focus on bridging these gaps, offering individualized, evidence-informed care across fertility, pregnancy, and the postpartum periods.

Treatment may include nutrition and lifestyle guidance, targeted supplementation, and acupuncture. I work collaboratively with your family doctor or obstetrical care provider to ensure your care feels co-ordinated and aligned at every stage.

Virtual appointments available across Ontario, with in-person care in Toronto.

Fertility, Pregnancy & Postpartum Care

Whether you’re looking to support a healthy cycle, navigate pregnancy, or feel your best in the postpartum, I’m here to help at every stage.

Fertility Support

Supporting healthy cycles, addressing nutrient gaps, and improving your chances at conception.

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Pregnancy Care

Guiding you through symptoms, nutrition, and lifestyle for a confident, supported pregnancy.

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Postpartum Care

Helping you recover, rebalance, and feel like yourself again after birth.

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Toronto Naturopathic Services for Fertility and Maternal Wellness

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Naturopathic
Care

Holistic, evidence-informed support for fertility, pregnancy, and postpartum - personalized to your goals and wellbeing.

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Understanding Your Health

We explore your history, lifestyle, and unique concerns to see how everything is connected and what’s supporting or limiting your health.

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Lab
Testing

Blood work and other tests reveal what’s happening inside your body, helping guide care and uncover imbalances.

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Evidence-Informed
Treatment Plans

Individualized plans may include nutrition, lifestyle guidance, supplementation, or acupuncture - tailored to your body and goals.

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Made to Mom: Insights for Fertility, Pregnancy & Postpartum

The Made to Mom blog shares practical, evidence-informed guidance for fertility, pregnancy, and postpartum wellness. Learn tips, insights, and research-backed strategies to support your journey to and through motherhood.

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This week on the Made to Mom podcast, I’m discussing reducing the risk of preeclampsia in pregnancy. I often see on mom’s groups, “Do I really need to take aspirin?” and the answer is usually yes. But no one explains WHY. So t
Field Notes, March Break edition. 〰️ I’ve ben finding myself being part of the transition from prenatal care back to general care. Advising clients of what needs to be tested and monitored in the postpartum if they were diagnosed with certain
To go along with this week’s podcast episode about exercise in pregnancy - here’s a summary of a recent meta analysis about resistance training in pregnancy.
This week’s episode on the Made to Mom podcast recaps exercise guidelines in pregnancy and the first year postpartum. On the blog you’ll find when you should avoid exercise completely, or when to have a discussion with your provider. Sy
Field notes this week: 〰️ reviewing modifiable risk factors for preterm birth, and how we can improve on these in a subsequent pregnancy 〰️ discussing the new guidelines for early pregnancy loss 〰️ reviewing lab work with patients - why these numb

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