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As we get older, our endocrine system output alters and several important hormone levels in our bodies that are normally responsible for maximum health, wellness, and quality of life, without question progressively decrease, usually to dangerously low levels.

This Quick Check panel provides you with a good understanding of some fundamental elements that can dictate your general health. Focusing on specific hormones relevant to your overall health can mean the difference between maintaining a vigorous lifestyle and living a life of little potency. Consult with your physician on how to utilize your results for a better lifestyle.

Panel Breakdown
  • Estriol - is formed in the liver and is more potent than estradiol and estrone. Once estriol is bound to an estrogen receptor, it blocks the stronger estradiol from acting there, so it is considered to have both estrogenic and antiestrogenic actions
  • Estrone - typically produced by special belly fat cells, and is the major estrogenic form found in naturally-menopausal women who are not taking Hormone Replacement Therapy. It is not directly active in as many tissues as estradiol is, but can be readily converted to estradiol for actual use
  • Cortisol - a hormone that plays a role in the metabolism of proteins, lipids, and carbohydrates, among other functions. Can be used to detect conditions affecting the pituitary or adrenal glands and help diagnose adrenal insufficiency or Addison disease, conditions associated with deficient cortisol.