Both men and women experience changes in hormone levels with age.  Sometimes those changes result in unpleasant symptoms that demand attention.   Often, the changes are more subtle - yet there is still an impact on overall health.  Hormone testing is applicable for:

Men and women concerned with changing hormone levels as a result of age.

• Cycling women experiencing PMS symptoms, perhaps related to a hormonal imbalance.

• Peri- and post-menopausal women concerned with their estradiol and progesterone levels for replacement considerations.

• Those wishing to monitor their hormone levels following replacement therapy (oral, sublingual or topical), and subsequently regulate their supplement levels.

• Anyone with symptoms involving fatigue, insomnia, stress, immunity problems, blood sugar problems, and an overweight body should be tested for cortisol levels as well as "sex" hormones.

Men and women of any age who are having symptoms of hormone imbalances should test for all hormones that may be associated with their symptoms.

 Men and women over the age of forty may want to do a baseline test. Frequently, imbalances will be detectable for a time period before symptoms gain attention.