Hormone Testing

Understand how hormone imbalances may be affecting your digestion, mood, weight, and overall wellness.

Hormone Testing: Unlock the Key to Better Health

Hormones play a vital role in regulating a wide range of body functions, from metabolism and gut health to mood, sleep, and weight. Hormonal imbalances can cause a variety of symptoms that can disrupt your daily life, including fatigue, weight gain, bloating, mood swings, and sleep disturbances.

Understanding how your hormones are functioning is the first step toward addressing these issues and improving your overall health. Our comprehensive saliva and bloodspot testing offers a functional, whole-body approach to help uncover the root causes of your symptoms

Hormones & Gut Health

Your gut and hormones are deeply connected. Hormonal fluctuations can impact digestion, microbiome balance, gut motility, and inflammation levels. Common links include:

  •  Estrogen and progesterone: linked to bloating, diarrhea, and constipation

  •  Cortisol: stress hormone that alters gut permeability and microbiome diversity

  •  Thyroid hormones: influence metabolism and bowel regularity

  •  Testosterone & ghrelin: affect gut sensitivity and hunger cues

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Hormone Health for Women & Men

We work with women through all life stages—PMS, perimenopause, menopause—and men dealing with fatigue, mood swings, low libido, or loss of strength. Whether your concerns are digestive, hormonal, or both, we tailor your care based on what your body truly needs.

Our testing gives you the full picture — with simple next steps to feel stronger and more balanced.

Hormones & Weight Resistance

If you’re struggling with weight resistance despite doing everything “right,” your hormones could be playing a role. Imbalances in estrogen, cortisol, insulin, or thyroid hormones can make it difficult to lose fat and keep it off. Our testing helps you uncover hidden barriers so you can stop guessing and start seeing results.

Why choose our Hormone test?

This isn’t your average hormone panel. We take a functional, whole-body approach to help uncover the why behind your symptoms. Hormonal imbalances can silently affect your gut, weight, mood, energy, and sleep. We use advanced methods—including saliva and bloodspot testing—to assess the hormones most closely linked to these systems.

Benefits of our functional hormone testing:

  • Detect hormone imbalances that affect metabolism and weight.

  •  Understand how hormones like cortisol and estrogen affect gut health and inflammation.

  •  Identify the root causes of symptoms like fatigue, bloating, mood swings, and low libido.

  •  Connect the dots between hormones and brain-gut communication.

  •  Support personalized treatment with precise, bioavailable hormone levels

What Happens After Testing?

Once we have your results, we’ll develop a personalized care plan to address your unique hormone imbalances and symptoms. This plan may include:

  • Dietary Adjustments – Tailored to support balanced hormone levels.

  • Herbal Supplements & Nutrients – To support hormone regulation and gut health.

  • Targeted Hormone Therapy – If needed, bioidentical hormones or other treatments.

  • Lifestyle Changes – Recommendations for stress reduction, sleep improvements, and exercise to support overall wellness.

We guide you every step of the way, helping you achieve your wellness goals.

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