Dr Mackenzie Kranics, ND

11/15/2025

This is huge … Please look up and read the FDA’s Nov 10 statement for more information

11/14/2025

11/07/2025

If you’re experiencing perimenopausal symptoms and are seeking natural, evidence-based care, I’m currently accepting new patients.

Together, we’ll build a plan to help you feel balanced, strong, and supported through every stage of menopause. 💛

👩‍⚕️ Dr. Mackenzie Kranics, ND
🔗 www.drmackenziekranicsnd.com
📧 hellodrmackenzie@gmail.com
📍 Virtual & in-person care available

10/29/2025

Nutrition analysis, education, and helping you make healthier food choices is what I do best.

My approach is judgment-free and focused on giving you the knowledge to optimize your nutrient intake so you’re meeting your needs most days without perfectionism.

10/28/2025

Monthly menopause support … I am so excited to launch my new service.
Real time evidence based menopause education about the topics that matter the most about menopausal health from a non biased regulated health professional.
Check out drmackenziekranicsnd.com to learn more about The Menopause Support Group and to check out all the topics
If you are ready to book the EventBright link is in my bio.

See you November 24th

10/25/2025

My wish for menopausal health

1. Patients remain open and receptive to the benefits of hormone therapy and speak to a qualified and knowledgeable prescriber about their individual risk-benefit profiles.

Patients often come to me because they prefer to go through menopause “naturally”. I spend some time unpacking what this means with each person so we can develop a treatment plan that both aligns with their values but also includes the most effective options at our disposal. And for some patients hormone therapy is clearly the best option. And what’s more natural than the exact same hormone your o***y produces in the first place?

2. Doctors update their knowledge on hormone therapy and work to reduce negative bias towards prescribing hormones based on outdated and misrepresented data.

I often hear from patients that their family doctors quickly shut down any conversation around hormone therapy because it “causes breast cancer” or some other scary blanket statement. My main concern is that no risk benefit analysis was offered to that woman to make the best decision for her and no other treatment substitutions are offered. That woman is sent on her way no better off than before that appointment with her provider. And women have broken down crying or entered a fit of rage in my office describing this experience. It’s doing more harm than good.

10/23/2025

With .ca discussing exercise for menopausal wellbeing 💪🏻

10/23/2025

Inspired by recent post
The stories women tell me about their experiences trying to get treatment and support is disappointing. No one should be discouraged, delayed or denied menopausal treatment.