Hormone Testing
Full sex-hormone panel plus cortisol rhythm and metabolites.
What this test measures
The markers
- Estrogen, progesterone, testosterone and their metabolites
- Cortisol awakening response and diurnal rhythm
- DHEA, melatonin, oxidative stress markers
- Organic acids for neurotransmitter and B-vitamin status
When this type of testing may be useful
When cycles, sleep, mood, or energy suggest an HPA-axis or sex-hormone pattern that a single blood draw cannot capture.
Common symptoms associated with this category
Signals to notice
How results contribute to a personalized evaluation
Interpreted in context
Maps the full hormonal picture across the day, revealing whether the driver is production, metabolism, or clearance — which determines the entire protocol.
Testing recommendations are personalized. Not every test is appropriate for every individual — panels are selected based on symptoms, history, and prior labs during your consultation.
Frequently asked
Common questions
How is this different from a blood hormone test?
Blood captures a single moment. DUTCH captures the 24-hour pattern and includes metabolites blood cannot show.
Can I test during perimenopause?
Yes — this is one of the most useful phases to test, as patterns shift monthly.