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Advanced Hormone Panel
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How to Test Your Hormones
The Next Health Advanced Hormone Panel detects hormone imbalances in both men and women.
Testing your hormones can reveal ways in which you can improve your mood, stress levels, general growth and development, and other processes hormones regulate such as body temperature.
This test is a prerequisite to join our Hormone Optimization Program
Once we know your hormone levels, our physicians can prescribe personalized hormone therapy (pellets, creams, or injections) to restore your hormones.
*For females with regular menstrual cycles (of approximately 28 days +/- 2 days), it is recommended to book your test on Day 21 of your cycle (where Day 1 is the first day of your menses).
What Are The Potential Benefits
Increase Energy Levels
Improve Focus & Concentration
Reduce Inflammation
Enhance Skin Health
Build Immunity
Improve Sleep Quality
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Why We're Different Than Your Doctor
At Next Health, we stand apart from traditional medical practices in several fundamental ways that prioritize your proactive health and wellness:
We Optimize, Not Normalize
In conventional medicine, doctors often rely on "normal" lab results, which can sometimes be limited in providing a comprehensive view of your health. The concept of "normal" is based on the middle 95% of results, fitting within a typical bell-shaped curve. This means that even if you fall from the top 90% to the bottom 10% for a particular marker, it could still be considered "normal." At Next Health, we take a different approach. Our Functional Medicine Experts understand that what's optimal for you might differ from a generalized "normal." We utilize a unique reference range to assess your optimization, aiming for your best possible health.
We Are 17 Years Ahead
Studies published in prestigious medical journals, including the Annals of Internal Medicine and the Journal of the American Medical Association, have shown that physicians can lag behind the latest research by an average of 17 years. At Next Health, we're committed to breaking that cycle. We bring you to the forefront of health optimization by offering cutting-edge medical services that are backed by the latest scientific advancements. This means you receive care that is current, effective, and aligned with the most up-to-date research available.
Personalized Approach
The average American spends a mere 20 minutes with their primary care provider annually, leaving minimal room for exploring the intricacies of your individual health needs. Recognizing that every individual's health journey is unique, we take a personalized approach at Next Health. We understand that your body, history, and goals are distinct, and we tailor a health optimization plan that best suits your specific needs. Our aim is to guide you toward the best possible results based on your individual circumstances.
Highlights May Include:
Female Hormones Tested
- FSH
- LH
- Estradiol (main form of estrogen)
- Total and Free Testosterone
- DHEA-S
- SHBG (Sex Hormone Binding Globulin)
- Vitamin D
- Total Cortisol
- Free T3 (thyroid hormone)
Female Hormones Tested
- FSH
- LH
- Estradiol (main form of estrogen)
- Total and Free Testosterone
- DHEA-S
- SHBG (Sex Hormone Binding Globulin)
- Vitamin D
- Total Cortisol
- Free T3 (thyroid hormone)
Male Hormones Tested
- FSH
- LH
- Estradiol (main form of estrogen)
- Total and Free Testosterone
- DHEA-S
- SHBG (Sex Hormone Binding Globulin)
- Vitamin D
- Total Cortisol
- Free T3 (thyroid hormone)
- Total PSA (prostate-specific antigen)
Male Hormones Tested
- FSH
- LH
- Estradiol (main form of estrogen)
- Total and Free Testosterone
- DHEA-S
- SHBG (Sex Hormone Binding Globulin)
- Vitamin D
- Total Cortisol
- Free T3 (thyroid hormone)
- Total PSA (prostate-specific antigen)
What Do Hormones Do?
Hormones are chemical messengers that travel throughout the body coordinating complex processes like growth, metabolism, and fertility. They can influence the function of the immune system and even alter behavior.
Hormones play a huge role in nearly all of your bodily functions. They control heart rate, sleep cycles, sexual function, and reproduction. Your metabolism, appetite, growth and development, mood, stress, and body temperature are all affected by hormones.
For example, low estrogen levels can give you night sweats that can be unbearable for many. An advanced hormone panel highlights hormonal imbalances, which in turn can indicate the root cause of your symptoms.
What Do Hormones Do?
Hormones are chemical messengers that travel throughout the body coordinating complex processes like growth, metabolism, and fertility. They can influence the function of the immune system and even alter behavior.
Hormones play a huge role in nearly all of your bodily functions. They control heart rate, sleep cycles, sexual function, and reproduction. Your metabolism, appetite, growth and development, mood, stress, and body temperature are all affected by hormones.
For example, low estrogen levels can give you night sweats that can be unbearable for many. An advanced hormone panel highlights hormonal imbalances, which in turn can indicate the root cause of your symptoms.
Female Hormones Tested
- FSH
- LH
- Estradiol (main form of estrogen)
- Total and Free Testosterone
- DHEA-S
- SHBG (Sex Hormone Binding Globulin)
- Vitamin D
- Total Cortisol
- Free T3 (thyroid hormone)
Male Hormones Tested
- FSH
- LH
- Estradiol (main form of estrogen)
- Total and Free Testosterone
- DHEA-S
- SHBG (Sex Hormone Binding Globulin)
- Vitamin D
- Total Cortisol
- Free T3 (thyroid hormone)
- Total PSA (prostate-specific antigen)
What Do Hormones Do?
Hormones are chemical messengers that travel throughout the body coordinating complex processes like growth, metabolism, and fertility. They can influence the function of the immune system and even alter behavior.
Hormones play a huge role in nearly all of your bodily functions. They control heart rate, sleep cycles, sexual function, and reproduction. Your metabolism, appetite, growth and development, mood, stress, and body temperature are all affected by hormones.
For example, low estrogen levels can give you night sweats that can be unbearable for many. An advanced hormone panel highlights hormonal imbalances, which in turn can indicate the root cause of your symptoms.
What Do My Baseline Blood Test Results Mean?
From all of our Baseline Tests collected over the years, we’ve compiled results from 100 individuals. As indicated by the below graphs, the majority of participants unknowingly had suboptimal levels, but are still considered “healthy” by conventional standards.
At Next Health, we look for optimal levels and value the incremental 1% improvements in your data over time. These seemingly small enhancements can accumulate to create a substantial difference in your overall well-being for lasting vitality and longevity.
Vital in healthy aging for women and influences muscle mass, weight, energy levels, & more. Optimal Range: 75-200 ng/dL
Informs nearly every aspect of men’s health: weight, muscle mass, energy, sleep, heart health, & more. Optimal Range: 800-1200 ng/dL
The LDL cholesterol measures the "bad" type of cholesterol in your blood. Optimal levels of LDL reduce your risk of cardiovascular disease and promote your longevity. Optimal is <100
Measures your average sugar intake over the last three months to prevent metabolic conditions. Optimal levels of reduce your risk of cardiovascular disease and diabetes, promotes weight loss, and enhances overall quality of life. Optimal < 5.2 %
Vitamin D is actually considered a “precursor hormone.” Optimal levels of vitamin D are linked to healthy hormone levels, getting sick less often, clearer skin, feeling less anxious and depressed, and more. Optimal Range 60-80 ng/mL
The key marker of inflammation. Inflammation is known as “the root of all disease.” Optimal levels of hsCRP are linked to a longer lifespan, healthy blood pressure levels, thinking more clearly, and more. Optimal is <1
Advanced Hormone Panel
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Is Hormone Therapy Right for Me?
Hormone Therapy may be an excellent option for
Women Experiencing:
- Aging skin
- Bone density loss Nervousness / anxiety
- Emotional reactivity and sensitivity
- Frequent night urination
- Hair thinning
- Hot flashes / night sweats / day sweats
- Fatigue
- Insomnia
- Weight gain unresponsive to diet and exercise
- Loss of libido
- Nervousness / anxiety
- Depression
- Dry / painful intercourse
Men Experiencing:
- Loss of motivation / lack of vitality
- Loss of assertiveness / increased need for sleep
- Reduced physical stamina
- Weight gain unresponsive to diet and exercise
- Loss of muscle mass / inability to lose weight
- Breast development
- Joint pain
- Hair loss
- Declining mental ability
- Loss of libido
- Decreased ability to perform sexually
- Loss of morning erections