Ensure you get the optimal hormone balance by regularly testing your hormone levels. We recommend doing this in your early 20’s to set a benchmark, then at regular intervals every decade until menopause. We can assist with this and their are many simple and easy tests we can do to reveal the bigger picture to symptom issues. Some hormones we check

Males:	Both	Females:
Testosterone Estrone Estradiol DHEA-S Cortisol	Cortisol Thyroid Melatonin Vitamin D3	Estrogen Estradiol Estriol Progesterone Testosterone DHEA-S

We use NutriPATH, the integrative pathology services, for all our hormone testing. With them, we can test the following: Men:

• Male Hormone Profile – Basic or Extensive – Saliva
• Male Hormone Profile – Basic or Extensive – Urine Spot or 24 Hour
• Male Hormone Profile – Basic – Blood SST

Women:

• Female Hormone Profile – Basic or Extensive – Saliva
• Female Hormone Profile – Basic or Extensive – Urine Spot or 24 Hour
• Female Hormone Profile – Basic – Blood SST
• Estrogen Profile – Urine Spot or 24 Hour
• Female Cycle (28 Day) Hormone Profile – Saliva
• Female Hormone Profile – Blood SST
• Female Hormone Profile – Basic or Extensive – Saliva
• Female Hormone Profile – Basic or Extensive – Urine Spot or 24 Hour

Any Gender:

• Adrenal Hormone Profile – Level 1, 2, or 3 – Urine Spot or 24 Hour
• Adrenocortex Stress Profile – Basic or Extensive – Saliva
• Aldosterone – 24 Hour Urine
• Aldosterone Blood EDTA
• Anabolic/Catabolic Index – Urine Spot or 24 Hour
• Androgen Profile – 24 hour urine
• Cortisol Profile – Saliva
• Cortisol Profile – Blood SST
• DHEAs – Blood SST
• Essential Fatty Acids (Red Cell) Blood EDTA·Estrogen Metabolites – Level 1, 2, or 3 – Urine Spot or 24 Hour
• Estrogen Profile – Urine Spot or 24 Hour Test
• Growth Hormone – Urine Spot or 24 Hour
• IGF-BP3 – Blood SST
• IGF1 & IGF-BP3 – Blood SST
• IGF1 – Blood SST
• Insulin – Blood SST
• Iodine Loading Test – Urine
• Iodine Random – Urine Spot or 24 Hour
• Omega 3 Index (Red Cell) – Blood EDTA or Blood Spot (finger prick)
• Osteoporosis Markers (N-Telopeptides) – Urine Spot or 24 Hour
• Reverse T3 – Blood SST
• Sleep Profile – Saliva
• Thyroid Profile – Basic or Extensive – Blood SST
• Thyroid Profile – Basic or Extensive – Urine Spot or 24 Hour
• Vitamin D – Blood SST

You can gauge your likelihood of having a hormone deficiency through the following questionnaires

• Test yourself as a man for progesterone deficiency
• Test yourself as a man for testosterone deficiency
• Test yourself as a woman for testosterone deficiency
• Test yourself for aldosterone deficiency
•  Test yourself for cortisol deficiency
• Test yourself for DHEA deficiency
• Test yourself for estrogen deficiency
• Test yourself for melatonin deficiency
• Test yourself for pregnenolone deficiency
• Test yourself for progesterone deficiency
• Test yourself for thyroid deficiency

Have a question or would like some more information?  Please fill out this form and one of our compounding pharmacists will give you a call.