Hormonal Conditions

Hormonal Conditions

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The Kare Plan

  • Initial consultation with a provider
  • Comprehensive medical assessment
  • Advanced diagnostic lab work
  • Nutrition education and recommendations
    • Discuss options for food testing and how to translate results into lifestyle changes.
  • Nutritional Supplement Recommendations
    • We'll assess those you're already taking and then make our recommendations on our pharmaceutical-grade supplements that will help repair damage and restore balance.
  • Recheck diagnostic lab work periodically to monitor progress or make adjustments to propel you towards wellness.

Common Hormonal Conditions

Low Testosterone
Adrenal Fatigue
Hypothyroidism
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)

Advanced Diagnostic Testing

Hormones play a role in our sexual, emotional, and physiological health. From female & male health, to brain-fog, memory, cravings, depression, anxiety, and beyond, hormones influence many glands and neurotransmitters in the body.

Our providers work to identify the root cause of hormonal imbalance. We address deficiencies that influence estrogen, progesterone, testosterone and thyroid hormones. Our diagnostic analysis looks even deeper as we explore cortisol and DHEA.

Our thyroid hormone panel looks beyond your typical TSH. By exploring T3 and T4, we can gauge inflammation and autoimmune activity that drives Hashimotos, hypothyroidism, and other thyroid or hormonal and metabolic deficiencies.

 

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