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Hormones are produced through our endocrine system, which is linked to organs including thyroid pituitary, brain, adrenals and reproductive organs. The production of hormones can be affected by our lifestyle and nutrition.; for example the basis of reproductive hormones is cholesterol, often considered the bad guy in health, but eating food that can support our reproductive hormones can be crucial at various life stages.
Cortisol, a regulatory hormone in our body can be a driver of ill health if we are continually producing cortisol, our body is unable to “rest and digest”. Elevated cortisol can affect our metabolic health, hormone dysregulation and mood.
Hormone panels can be relevant for fertility, hormone imbalances, menstrual disorders and irregularities, along with understanding our bodies response to and level of cortisol.
Tests analyse our response to cortisol, our metabolism and detoxification of sex hormones as well as precursor nutrient levels for sex hormone production.
Examples of tests include the DUTCH test and an OAT panel.
Hormones are produced through our endocrine system, which is linked to organs including thyroid pituitary, brain, adrenals and reproductive organs. The production of hormones can be affected by our lifestyle and nutrition.; for example the basis of reproductive hormones is cholesterol, often considered the bad guy in health, but eating food that can support our reproductive hormones can be crucial at various life stages.
Cortisol, a regulatory hormone in our body can be a driver of ill health if we are continually producing cortisol, our body is unable to “rest and digest”. Elevated cortisol can affect our metabolic health, hormone dysregulation and mood.
Hormone panels can be relevant for fertility, hormone imbalances, menstrual disorders and irregularities, along with understanding our bodies response to and level of cortisol.
Tests analyse our response to cortisol, our metabolism and detoxification of sex hormones as well as precursor nutrient levels for sex hormone production.
Examples of tests include the DUTCH test and an OAT panel.