Hormone and Bloodwork Analysis

As you age, your body chemistry changes, producing less of the substances that control your body fat composition, sexual function, mood, energy levels, blood sugar, sleep, and so much more.


Nearly 80% of Women and 20% of Men Suffer From a Hormone Imbalance


20 Million

An estimated 20 million Americans have some form of thyroid disease. Up to 60% of them are unaware of their condition.

6,000

There are roughly 6,000 endocrine disorders that can be caused by hormone imbalances.

1 in 4

One out of four men over 30 have low testosterone levels, but only one out of every 20 men have clinical symptoms.

Hormone imbalances and fluctuations can leave you feeling awful. Identifying these conditions via hormone testing is essential to re-establish a healthy balance.


Hormone testing allows you to better understand how your body is operating under the surface and helps unravel the complicated internal reality that symptoms alone can’t reliably reveal. If initial testing reveals an imbalance or problematic fluctuations, your hormone values can be used to create a treatment plan customized to your needs. Ongoing testing will be critical to monitoring the efficacy of treatment and fine-tune your plan to achieve optimal hormone levels. Your hormone health practitioner knows best which types of hormone tests you need, but understanding your options can help you understand what to expect.


If you suspect that you are experiencing a hormonal imbalance or the unwanted effects of age-related hormone fluctuation, it is a good idea to begin recording your symptoms on a daily basis. This record can be an important tool when you speak to a hormone specialist and begin the journey of diagnosis and treatment. Although noticeable symptoms are not the complete picture, it is a good place to start and can help you to better understand your health goals.


While you may have a good idea of what you would like to be tested for, the guidance of an experienced practitioner is essential to determine which hormones to test for and which types of hormone tests will be best to ensure accurate diagnosis and facilitate treatment planning. Below is a list of just some of the common hormone related conditions that I can help you address through a customized plan:


  • Cystic Acne
  • Diabetes/Prediabetes
  • Erectile Dysfunction
  • Menopause/Perimenopause
  • Hashimoto’s
  • Hyperthyroidism/Graves’ Disease
  • Hypothyroidism
  • Obesity/Metabolic Syndrome
  • Low Testosterone/Hypogonadism
  • High Cortisol/Low Cortisol
  • High Estrogen/Low Estrogen
  • Hormonal Migraines
  • Postpartum Depression
  • Premenstrual Syndrome
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