Omni You

Omni You Johanna Lancaster is a nurse practitioner specialized in functional medicine.

She serves both men and women who desire to discover the best version of themselves, expand their life-and health-span and feel great. She graduated from Georgetown University with her nurse practitioner degree and has been working in integrative health and functional medicine since then. Omni You serves both men and women who desire to discover the best version of themselves, expand their life-and health-span and feel great.

08/18/2026

Sometimes the reset you need is right outside. 🌿

In Episode 9, we’re diving into how reconnecting with nature can help calm the nervous system, lower stress, and support your mood, sleep, energy, and resilience. 🌲☀️

Simple. Grounding. Backed by science.

🎧 Check out Episode 9 of our podcast, “Shift Happens,” on Apple Podcasts.

From symptoms to solutions: a clear pathway through personalized menopause care
08/15/2026

From symptoms to solutions: a clear pathway through personalized menopause care

Source: Wix Media, not an actual client.

Hypothyroidism can feel like your body is working against you. 🦋Fatigue, stubborn weight changes, hair thinning, dry ski...
08/13/2026

Hypothyroidism can feel like your body is working against you. 🦋

Fatigue, stubborn weight changes, hair thinning, dry skin, brain fog, constipation, feeling cold… these symptoms aren’t something you should have to simply “push through.”

At Omni You Functional Health, we look beyond the symptoms to understand the bigger picture—thyroid function, nutrient status, gut health, stress, hormones, lifestyle, and the other factors that may be influencing how you feel.

If you’ve been diagnosed with hypothyroidism—or you’re still searching for answers—I’m here to help you better understand your body and build a personalized path toward feeling your best.

Ready to dig deeper? Send me a DM to learn how we can work together.

The office manager thinks he can get by with napping 80% of the day. Luckily Johanna is picking up the slack 😅.
08/13/2026

The office manager thinks he can get by with napping 80% of the day. Luckily Johanna is picking up the slack 😅.

08/12/2026

Ingredients: ginger-split pea-beets (cooked last night), red cabbage, cucumbers, carrots, tomatoes, olives, walnuts, balsamic vinegar, and olive oil oil. -Yum 😊 nutrition

Supplements can be a powerful tool—but they’re not one-size-fits-all. 🌿During perimenopause and menopause, the right nut...
08/11/2026

Supplements can be a powerful tool—but they’re not one-size-fits-all. 🌿

During perimenopause and menopause, the right nutrients can help support energy, hormones, bones, muscles, immunity, and healthy aging.

The key? Personalize, don’t guess. Your needs depend on your diet, symptoms, labs, health history, and lifestyle.

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🌲 NEW EPISODE: The Nature ResetHave you ever noticed how your shoulders drop, your breathing slows, and your mind gets q...
08/11/2026

🌲 NEW EPISODE: The Nature Reset

Have you ever noticed how your shoulders drop, your breathing slows, and your mind gets quieter after spending time outside?

In Episode 9, we explore how reconnecting with nature may help calm the nervous system and support your mood, sleep, energy, and resilience.

We’re talking about:

🌿 The science behind forest bathing
🧠 Nature, cortisol, and nervous-system regulation
☀️ Sunlight, scent, and simple sensory resets
🌲 Phytoncides and the whole-forest experience
💚 Practical rituals for creating more calm

Your challenge: Take yourself on a 30-minute nature date this week. Leave your phone behind, slow down, and notice one thing with each of your senses.

Your health isn’t built only in the gym or kitchen. Sometimes healing starts by reconnecting with the world around you.

🎧 Listen now—link in bio.

08/08/2026

🌟 Some days make all my efforts worth it. Nothing makes me happier than helping someone feel like themselves again after years of suffering.

08/07/2026

When my body starts sending me these signals, I know it may be time to look beneath the surface. 👀

Hormonal and metabolic changes can show up in different ways:

• Weight fluctuations may be associated with changes in estrogen, testosterone, cortisol, blood sugar, or fluid retention.

• Irritability and mood swings can become more noticeable when stress is harder to manage, cortisol is elevated, sleep is lacking, progesterone is low, or estrogen is high relative to progesterone.

• Sleepless nights may be connected to nighttime cortisol spikes, blood sugar instability, or low progesterone.

• Sugar and salt cravings can sometimes point toward stress and cortisol dysregulation, blood sugar metabolism issues, or low progesterone.

Your symptoms are signals—not a diagnosis. Hormones are complex, and the same symptom can have many possible causes. Testing and working with a qualified healthcare professional can help you understand what’s actually happening in your body.

Which of these signals do you notice first? 👆

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