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With the Adrenal Fatigue Test (Stress Balance Plus) we use 4 saliva samples taken at timed intervals throughout the day to measure: 1.) Diurnal cortisol (4x) 2.) DHEA (1x) The hormone cortisol is important for our ability to cope with stress. In this hormone test, the ability of the body to withstand stress can be...

The Comprehensive Hormone Check gives you the opportunity to extensively test the levels of 5 important hormones and to identify any imbalances: 1.) Progesterone (1x) 2.) Estradiol (1x) 3.) DHEA (1x) 4.) Diurnal cortisol (4x) 5.) Testosterone (1x) Dysbalances in hormone levels can be the cause of chronic fatigue, skin problems, depression, menstrual problems or...

The Cortisol Saliva Test measures the cortisol morning value in men and women. Cortisol is an important stress hormone and is mainly produced in the adrenal glands.

The DHEA Saliva Test measures the DHEA morning value in men and women. DHEA is mainly produced in the adrenal glands and is an important precursor of the sex hormones testosterone, progesterone & estradiol.

The Diurnal Cortisol Test  measures cortisol throughout the day: 1.) Cortisol (morning value) 2.) Cortisol (after 4h) 3.) Cortisol (after 8h) 4.) Cortisol (after 10h) The stress hormone cortisol is released to varying degrees throughout the day – too high or low values ​​at certain times can lead to exhaustion, tiredness or sleep disorders.

With the Estrogen Dominance Test we use 1 saliva sample to meassure: 1.) Progesterone 2.) Estradiol One of the most common hormonal imbalances, which can often lead to significant health problems in women. It can be identified using the hormone saliva test.

With the Estrogen Saliva Test we use 1 saliva sample to meassure: 1.) Estradiol (1x) 2.) Progesterone (1x) Estradiol is the most effective estrogen and the most important female hormone. A deficiency can lead to various complaints, such as weight gain, water retention, or painful menstruation.

With the Female Hormone Health Check we use 1 saliva sample to meassure: 1.) Progesterone (1x) 2.) Estradiol (1x) 3.) DHEA (1x) 4.) Cortisol (1x) 5.) Testosterone (1x) Hormonal imbalances, such as estrogen dominance, can often be the cause of menstrual or menopausal symptoms, as well as various symptoms such as hair loss, skin problems...

With the Male Hormone Health Check we use 1 saliva sample to meassure: 1.) Progesterone (1x) 2.) Estradiol (1x) 3.) DHEA (1x) 4.) Cortisol (1x) 5.) Testosterone (1x) Hormonal imbalances can lead to problems including muscle weakness, weight gain, hair loss or lack of libido.

The Ovarian Reserve  Test measures your FSH level on your 3rd cycle day to provide information about your egg quantity. Elevated levels of FSH suggest impaired ovarian reserve (poor egg quantity and quality) that accompanies chronological aging and might predict a lower chance for a successful pregnancy.

With the Progesterone Saliva Test we use 1 saliva sample to meassure: 1.) Estradiol (1x) 2.) Progesterone (1x) 3.) Progesterone to estradiol ratio Progesterone is one of the most important female hormones and is often associated with beautiful skin, hair and health. The test can be used to determine an absolute and relative (compared to...

This test measures testosterone levels (1x) in men and women. Testosterone is the most important male sex hormone and plays a crucial role in muscle building, weight, beard growth and many other health & body functions.

With the Weight Hormone Check we use 1 saliva sample to meassure: 1.) Progesterone (1x) 2.) Estradiol (1x) 3.) DHEA (1x) 4.) Cortisol (1x) 5.) Testosterone (1x) Hormonal imbalances can have a negative impact on your body weight, e.g. due to increased water retention or a disturbed fat metabolism.

The Women’s Fertility Test measures the 5 key fertility hormones: E2 TSH FSH LH Prolactin Infertility can involve both physical and hormonal dysfunctions. The goal of our Women’s Fertility Test is to measure your key fertility hormones and find out if there are any hormonal disorders, which might reduce your fertility.