Hormone Testing
Stress, Mood & Metabolism Test
Also known as: Saliva & blood-spot hormone panel with full thyroid, HbA1c & vitamin D
Sex hormones, cortisol, full thyroid, blood sugar, and vitamin D — the complete hormone picture.
Weight resistance, low libido, mood swings, and fatigue are rarely about willpower — they're often about hormones being slightly too high, too low, or out of ratio. This panel looks at the whole system together. Saliva shows the active hormones your tissues see; the finger-prick spot covers thyroid, blood sugar, and vitamin D.
What it measures
Sex Hormones
The hormones behind cycles, libido, mood, and body composition.
- EstradiolThe main estrogen; shapes cycles, mood, and fat distribution.
- ProgesteroneCalming, sleep-supporting, and balances estrogen.
- Progesterone/Estradiol ratioA window into estrogen dominance.
- TestosteroneDrive, muscle, libido, and confidence — in women and men.
- DHEA-SAn adrenal hormone that buffers stress and feeds sex-hormone production.
Stress
Your main stress hormone.
- CortisolEnergy, blood sugar, and how hard your stress response is working.
Full Thyroid
More than TSH alone.
- TSHThe brain's signal to the thyroid.
- Free T4Available thyroid hormone, ready to be converted.
- Total T4Overall thyroid hormone output.
- Free T3The active hormone your cells use for metabolism.
- TPO antibodiesAn early sign of immune activity against the thyroid.
Metabolic
Blood sugar and a key hormone-like vitamin.
- Hemoglobin A1cAverage blood sugar over about three months.
- Vitamin D (25-OH)Immunity, mood, bones, and hormone signaling.
Who this is for
The most complete hormone look in the library — ideal when weight, mood, energy, and sleep have all shifted and you want to see how the pieces connect.
- Unexplained weight gain
- Low libido
- PMS or perimenopause symptoms
- Low mood or anxiety
- Brain fog
- Puffiness
- Thinning or brittle hair
- Fatigue
- Feeling cold
- Trouble sleeping
Two ways to get the Stress, Mood & Metabolism Test
Lab Only
Available to program members — ordered and reviewed by Tiffeny.
Personalized with Tiffeny
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- One-on-one interpretation of your results
- Written Root Cause Report
- Personalized 12-week protocol
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Labs are processed by a CLIA-certified laboratory partner. To protect your privacy, I can only see your results if you add Tiffeny Parker as your practitioner.
What results can reveal
- Estrogen dominance or low progesterone
- Low testosterone or DHEA
- High or low cortisol
- Sluggish thyroid conversion
- Early thyroid autoimmunity
- Blood sugar trends
- Low vitamin D
How we interpret it
We read every panel through a functional lens — optimal reference ranges, ratios, and cross-panel patterns. Results become part of your written Root Cause Report and your personalized 12-week protocol.
Hormones run on minerals. Magnesium and B6 support progesterone, zinc supports testosterone, sodium and potassium reflect adrenal output, and selenium, zinc, and iodine fuel thyroid conversion — so we read this panel side by side with your HTMA.
Often paired with
Minerals & Metals Test
Cellular mineral status and heavy metal burden — the foundation of the Method.
Candida, Metabolic & Vitamins Test
Yeast, bacteria, mitochondrial energy, neurotransmitters, oxalates, and vitamin needs — from one urine sample.
Adrenals, Hormones & Stress Test
Your daily cortisol rhythm plus the sex hormones most affected by chronic stress.
Thyroid Panel Test
More than TSH — the full thyroid pathway, including antibodies.
Common questions
Not sure which panels you need?
Start with the Root-Cause Fit Assessment. Takes about 3–5 minutes. If it looks like we're a good fit, you'll be invited to schedule a 45-minute consultation to discuss your health history, goals, and whether this program is the right next step for you.
Educational information only. Functional lab testing is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Results are reviewed in the context of your full health history.