Tummy Temple

What Tummy Temple does

Tummy Temple, operating under the trade name Temple Natural Health (also referenced as Temple Natural Health Center for Naturopathic Medicine and Temple Center for Natural Medicine), is a privately held, full-service naturopathic medical center and MedSpa headquartered in Lacey, Washington. The company operates two clinical/retail locations in Western Washington — one in Lake City (Seattle) and one in Lacey (Olympia) — and delivers care through a team of collaborating naturopathic physicians, massage therapists, and clinical staff. Service lines are organized into three integrated categories: naturopathic services (consultations, hormone therapy, vitamin injections, prolotherapy, homeopathy, HCG weight-loss protocols, and ozone/neural/pelvic floor therapies), therapeutic bodywork (Swedish, deep tissue, prenatal, manual lymphatic drainage, electro-lymphatic drainage, craniosacral, and colon hydrotherapy), and nutrient IV infusions (Myers Cocktail, NAD, glutathione, high-dose vitamin C, ozone, and others). The company also sells a proprietary retail supplement line, anchored by the Diju Natural Stool Softener (a top-seller for over 25 years), Smooth Passage Herbs and Fiber, and Inflamma-Pro, distributed through a dedicated e-commerce storefront at store.tummytemple.com.

The business operates on a multi-stream revenue model. One-time clinical service fees cover individual consultations and treatments, while prepaid bodywork packages (e.g., 3-session bundles at $405 and $513) drive front-loaded volume. Monthly recurring revenue comes from membership subscriptions with tiered structures — Seattle offers Deluxe ($135/month) and Premium ($255/month) tiers, while the Olympia location offers Deluxe ND ($171/month) and Premium ND ($323/month) tiers, each including included sessions plus 10–15% discounts on additional services and products. Gift cards and e-commerce product sales round out the model. Go-to-market is direct-to-consumer: phone-based care coordination, self-service online booking via Mangomint, and physical clinic visits, supplemented by content marketing, organic social (Facebook, Instagram, X, YouTube), email newsletters, and SEO. Target customers are health-conscious individuals in the Greater Seattle and Olympia metros, with particular focus on patients managing chronic autoimmune, digestive, endocrine, and inflammatory conditions who seek alternatives to conventional pharmaceutical-led care.

Technology infrastructure is conventional for a clinic of this type: standard naturopathic practice equipment (colon hydrotherapy units, electro-lymphatic drainage machines, IV administration capabilities), the Mangomint scheduling/booking platform, and an e-commerce front end for supplements. There is no proprietary software platform, no mobile application, no disclosed API, and no AI/ML component in the operating model. The company holds no patents or registered trademarks in the disclosed data, and relies instead on professional association memberships (WAACH, I-ACT, Global Professional Association of Colon Hydrotherapy, Washington Association of Naturopathic Physicians, Association of Washington Businesses) and a 2022 Best of South Sound award for Best Colon Hydrotherapy as credibility signals. Ownership appears founder-controlled with no institutional investors, parent company, subsidiaries, or merger/acquisition activity disclosed.

Name

Tummy Temple

Legal name

Tummy Temple

Website

https://tummytemple.com

Company type

Private

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Tummy Temple (Temple Natural Health) is a privately held naturopathic medical center operating two clinical locations in Western Washington that delivers naturopathic consultations, therapeutic bodywork, colon hydrotherapy, IV nutrient therapy, and proprietary supplements to health-conscious consumers in the Seattle and Olympia metros.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Lacey

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices2 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Supply Chain, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Clinical Services: One-time service fees for naturopathic consultations, therapeutic bodywork, colon hydrotherapy, IV therapies, and other clinical treatments. Services include vitamin injections, hormone therapy, craniosacral therapy, massage therapy, and more.
2. Membership Subscriptions: Monthly recurring membership programs providing discounted access to spa-level and ND-level sessions, with additional percentage discounts on products and services. Seattle locations offer Deluxe ($135/month) and Premium ($255/month) memberships. Olympia location offers Deluxe Naturopathic Doctor ($171/month) and Premium Naturopathic Doctor ($323/month) memberships.
3. Product Sales: Retail sales of curated health supplements and products through the Temple Naturals store (store.tummytemple.com). Top-selling products include Diju Natural Stool Softener, Smooth Passage Herbs and Fiber, and Inflamma-Pro supplements.
4. Package Sales: Prepaid multi-session packages offering discounted rates compared to individual bookings. Bodywork Package ($405 for 3 sessions) and ND Bodywork Package ($513 for 3 sessions).
5. Gift Cards: Digital gift card sales redeemable for products and services at both Seattle and Olympia retail locations.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

Tummy Temple (operating as Temple Natural Health) is a full-service naturopathic medical center and MedSpa providing naturopathic consultations, therapeutic bodywork, colon hydrotherapy, electro-lymphatic drainage, and nutrient IV therapies across two Western Washington locations. The company also sells a curated line of natural supplements through its Temple Naturals online store and offers monthly membership programs with discounted sessions and retail discounts.

Product overview

Tummy Temple (operating as Temple Natural Health) is a full-service naturopathic medical center and MedSpa offering three integrated service lines: (1) Naturopathic Services including consultations, blood draws, hormone therapy, vitamin injections, craniosacral therapy, electro-lymphatic therapy, ozone insufflation, neural therapy, pelvic floor therapy, homeopathy, HCG weight loss, prolotherapy, and colon cleanses; (2) Therapeutic Bodywork including Swedish massage, relaxation massage, prenatal massage, medical massage, deep tissue massage, full body massage, craniosacral therapy, manual lymphatic drainage, electro-lymphatic drainage, abdominal massage, colon hydrotherapy, and therapeutic massage; and (3) Nutrient IV Therapies including glutathione, iron, phosphatidylcholine, amino acid, ozone, high dose vitamin C, magnesium, NAD, Myers Cocktail, and hydration IV therapies. The company also operates an online store selling supplements including Diju Natural Stool Softener (their top seller for 25+ years), Smooth Passage Herbs and Fiber, and Inflamma-Pro, and offers membership programs at their Seattle and Olympia locations.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Diju Natural Stool Softener A natural stool softener formulated as the company's flagship retail supplement; described as gentle, effective, and a top seller for more than 25 years, sold through the Temple Naturals store and at clinic locations.
• Smooth Passage Herbs and Fiber A natural herbal stool softener and laxative supplement that improves regularity while toning the muscles of the intestines, retailed through the Temple Naturals online store.
• Inflamma-Pro A natural anti-inflammatory supplement that addresses immune challenges and helps restore normal inflammatory balance, retailed through the Temple Naturals online store.
• Naturopathic Services A clinical service line covering naturopathic consultations, blood draws, hormone therapy, vitamin injections, craniosacral therapy, electro-lymphatic therapy, ozone insufflation, neural therapy, pelvic floor therapy, homeopathy, HCG weight loss, prolotherapy, and colon cleanses for individual patients at both the Seattle and Olympia clinic locations.
• Therapeutic Bodywork A spa service line including Swedish, relaxation, prenatal, medical, deep tissue, full body, and abdominal massage, craniosacral therapy, manual and electro-lymphatic drainage, colon hydrotherapy, and therapeutic massage for individual patients at both clinic locations.
• Nutrient IV Therapies An IV nutrient service line offering glutathione, iron, phosphatidylcholine, amino acid, ozone, high-dose vitamin C, magnesium, NAD, Myers Cocktail, and hydration IV therapies administered to individual patients at both clinic locations.
• Monthly Membership Programs Recurring monthly subscriptions providing monthly sessions plus percentage discounts on additional products and services. Seattle offers Deluxe ($135/month) and Premium ($255/month) memberships; Olympia offers Deluxe Naturopathic Doctor ($171/month) and Premium Naturopathic Doctor ($323/month) memberships.
• Multi-Session Packages Prepaid packages of three sessions at discounted per-session rates. The Bodywork Package ($405) allows mix-and-match from lymphatic drainage, colon hydrotherapy, massage therapy, and craniosacral therapy; the ND Bodywork Package ($513) covers lymphatic drainage, colon hydrotherapy, and craniosacral therapy.
• Gift Cards Digital gift cards redeemable for products and services at both Seattle and Olympia retail clinic locations.

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Partnerships

Five partnerships are on record, tiered minor.

• Washington Association for Colon Hydrotherapy (WAACH)minorOthersProfessional membership organization for colon hydrotherapy practitioners in Washington State. Temple Natural Health displays the WAACH member badge indicating professional standards compliance.
• International Association of Colon Hydrotherapy (I-ACT)minorOthersInternational professional association for colon hydrotherapy. Membership indicates adherence to international standards for colon hydrotherapy practice.
• Global Professional Association of Colon HydrotherapyminorOthersGlobal professional organization for colon hydrotherapy practitioners. Temple Natural Health holds membership indicating international professional standards.
• Washington Association of Naturopathic PhysiciansminorOthersState professional association representing and supporting naturopathic physicians in Washington. Membership supports professional standards and advocacy.
• Association of Washington BusinessesminorOthersBusiness association supporting Washington State businesses. Temple Natural Health holds endorsement/membership indicating business community standing.

Scale indicators1 record

Recent moves1 record

Expansion highlights4 records

Direct peers

• The Hydration Room: Multi-location IV therapy and integrative wellness clinic with a comparable mix of nutrient IV drips, injections, and wellness services sold direct-to-consumer. Most direct US analogue to Tummy Temple's IV-and-wellness service line.
• Restore Hyper Wellness: Multi-state wellness clinic chain offering IV therapy, cryotherapy, infrared sauna, and recovery services with membership programs. Comparable recurring-revenue + drip-and-spa model serving health-conscious consumers.
• Next Health: Premium wellness and longevity clinic combining IV therapy, hormone optimization, and integrative medicine with membership tiers. Comparable concierge-style natural medicine positioning and price points.
• Bastyr Center for Natural Health: Teaching clinic of Bastyr University offering naturopathic medicine, nutrition, and integrative therapies in the Seattle area. Most direct local peer in terms of naturopathic modality and Pacific Northwest patient base.

Broad incumbents

• Massage Envy: Largest US massage and spa membership chain with a comparable membership-driven bodywork model. Overlaps with Tummy Temple on therapeutic massage, lymphatic drainage, and subscription wellness, but does not offer naturopathic or IV services.
• Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa: National massage and facial spa franchise with membership programs and multi-modality wellness services. Comparable membership pricing architecture and spa-plus-clinical positioning, though without naturopathic medicine.

Regional players

• Integrative Wellness Centers: Multi-state integrative and naturopathic medicine group with IV therapy and holistic services. Comparable modality mix but operates in different geographies from Tummy Temple's Western Washington base.

Others

• Standard Process: Whole-food nutritional supplement manufacturer and supplier widely used by naturopathic and chiropractic clinics. Adjacent ecosystem participant supplying product SKUs comparable to Tummy Temple's Diju, Smooth Passage, and Inflamma-Pro lines.
• Pure Encapsulations: Professional-grade supplement brand sold primarily through naturopathic and integrative practitioners. Competes for the same practitioner-channel and consumer supplement dollars as Tummy Temple's retail line.

Emerging players

• Wellness IV Bar: Smaller-format IV therapy clinic concept with a direct-to-consumer hydration and nutrient drip menu. Comparable in service menu and walk-in consumer model, though narrower in scope than Tummy Temple's full naturopathic offering.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

• YouTubeyoutube.com/@TempleNaturalHealth
• Facebookfacebook.com/TempleNaturalHealth
• Instagraminstagram.com/templenaturalhealth
• Xx.com/tummytemple
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/tummy-temple

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Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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