Hormonal & Endocrine Health

A single hormone test tells you where you stand today. A year of monthly tests tells you the story of how your body is responding to every decision you make….

Perimenopause can last a decade. For most of that time, standard lab work says everything is “normal” while the body tells a very different story. The perimenopausal transition typically begins…

Before the wave of consumer fertility monitors and direct-to-consumer testing startups, one Oregon laboratory was quietly building the scientific foundation for at-home hormone testing that practitioners would come to rely…

Standard blood tests show you how much hormone is circulating. The DUTCH Test shows you how your body processes, metabolizes, and eliminates those hormones, revealing patterns that blood work cannot…

More than 20 million Americans have a thyroid condition. Up to 60% of them do not know it. The butterfly-shaped gland at the base of the neck quietly governs metabolism,…

Knowing your hormone levels is only half the equation. Understanding what those numbers mean for your specific situation requires a conversation that most at-home testing platforms leave to the user….

The most common endocrine disorders affecting women, thyroid dysfunction and hormonal imbalance, are also among the most treatable when caught early enough to intervene. Subclinical hypothyroidism affects an estimated 4%…

A single finger prick at home can now measure up to nine reproductive hormones, including the ovarian reserve marker that fertility clinics have charged hundreds of dollars to assess. Anti-Mullerian…

Personalized hormone baselines, not population averages, may hold the key to solving the puzzle of unexplained infertility for millions of women. Standard fertility testing operates on a flawed assumption: that…

Predicting ovulation has been possible at home for decades. Confirming it actually happened is a fundamentally different, and arguably more important, clinical question. Every ovulation predictor kit on the market…