Hormones run more than you'd think
Hormones affect your energy, sleep, mood, weight, and drive, often all at once, which makes it hard to tell what's actually causing how you feel. Guessing at supplements or lifestyle tweaks without a real lab picture usually means chasing symptoms instead of the cause.
We start with testing, not assumptions. A licensed provider reviews your actual lab results alongside your symptoms and history, then builds a plan around what your body is really doing.
Energy
Flat afternoons, workouts that feel harder than they used to, and a general sense that your baseline has dropped.
Sleep
Waking at 3am, or sleeping a full night and still not feeling rested. Hormones sit underneath both.
Mood and drive
Shorter fuse, lower motivation, less interest in things you used to want. Worth a lab picture before you assume it is just stress.
Common panels we start with
Your provider chooses your exact panel based on your symptoms, sex, and history. Here's what's commonly included.
| Panel | What it measures | Why it's checked |
|---|---|---|
| Total & free testosterone | The amount of testosterone in your blood, and how much is actually available for your body to use | Low levels are linked to low energy, low drive, and harder-to-maintain muscle |
| Estradiol | The primary form of estrogen in the body | Levels that are too high or too low both affect mood, energy, and weight |
| Thyroid panel (TSH, Free T4, Free T3) | How your thyroid is regulating your metabolism | An under- or overactive thyroid can look like fatigue, weight change, or mood shifts |
| Cortisol | Your body's main stress hormone | Chronically high or low cortisol affects sleep, energy, and weight |
| DHEA-S | A hormone your adrenal glands produce that supports other hormone production | Often checked alongside testosterone and cortisol for a fuller picture |
| Vitamin D | A hormone-like vitamin that affects mood, immunity, and bone health | Deficiency is common and easy to miss without testing |
Panels vary by patient. Your provider may add or remove tests based on your symptoms and history. Your consultation and the coordination of your testing are included in your program. Lab fees are billed separately and are not part of your monthly program price. Hormone programs are priced by your provider after your assessment, because what you need depends on your labs.
Not sure if you qualify? The check takes about 2 minutes and costs nothing. A licensed provider reviews it, not an algorithm.
Start the assessmentTest, review, plan
Take the assessment
A short intake covers your symptoms, health history, and current medications.
Get tested
Your provider orders the right panel for you. Testing is done through a licensed lab, not guesswork.
A provider reviews your results
Your provider reads your labs against your symptoms and history, not just a number on a page.
You get a real plan
If treatment fits, your provider prescribes it and sets up monthly check-ins to track how you respond.
Hormone testing tends to fit patients who
- Have noticed changes in energy, mood, sleep, or weight without a clear cause
- Want real lab numbers before trying anything, not a guess based on symptoms alone
- Have tried lifestyle changes and still feel off
- Want a licensed provider tracking their levels over time, not a one-time test with no follow-up
Hormone optimization is not right for everyone. Certain cancer histories and other conditions can rule out specific treatments. Your provider screens for this before recommending anything.
What to know before you start
Important safety information
Any hormone treatment your provider prescribes is compounded to your specific dose. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved; they are prepared by a licensed pharmacy but are not reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality the way an approved drug is.
Treatment is prescribed only if a licensed provider determines it's appropriate for you after reviewing your labs and health history. Hormone therapy can carry real risks depending on your history, including effects on cardiovascular health, certain cancers, and blood clotting; your provider will review your specific risk factors with you before starting anything.
Results vary and are not guaranteed. What one patient experiences is not a promise of what you will experience.
- Not appropriate for patients with certain hormone-sensitive cancer histories, unless cleared by their provider
- Requires baseline lab work before treatment starts
Questions about a specific panel or your own results? Message our care team using the chat in the corner, or start your assessment and a provider will review your case directly.
Want a provider's read on this? Answer a few questions and a US-licensed provider tells you what actually fits, if anything does.
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Do I need to get labs done before I start?
Yes. Your provider needs real lab results before recommending any hormone treatment. We help you get tested as part of your assessment.
What if my labs come back normal?
Then your provider will tell you that honestly and talk through what else might explain how you're feeling. We don't prescribe treatment just because you asked for it.
Is hormone therapy safe?
It's prescribed only after a licensed provider reviews your labs and history, and carries real risks your provider will walk through with you. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Your care team follows up monthly once you start.
How long until I feel a difference?
It varies by patient and by what's being treated. Your provider will give you a realistic timeline at your first check-in.
Can men and women both use this?
Yes. Your provider selects a panel and treatment approach based on your sex, symptoms, and history.
How much does it cost?
Hormone programs are priced by your provider after your assessment, because the plan depends on your labs. Your provider visit, testing coordination, and monthly check-ins are included. You'll see your exact price before you pay. No insurance is billed.
Get real answers about your hormones
Two minutes to answer a few questions. A licensed provider reviews your case and tells you exactly what fits, no guessing.
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