Hormonal Imbalance

Hormone Imbalance & Replacement Therapy Michigan

Hormones are chemical messengers that are produced in the endocrine gland. They control hunger, emotions and the reproduction system. Relationship stress, work stress, physical stress, dietary stress can lead to hormonal imbalance due to increased cortisol levels. Poor digestive function can have an impact on adrenal hormones, thyroid hormones, and the sex hormones. It is imperative to your entire system to have a balance of good and bad bacteria in your gut.

Symptoms of Hormonal Imbalance:

Weight Gain
Abdominal Fat
Decreased Libido
Decreased Energy
Mood Swings
Insomnia
Gas, Bloating, and Other Digestive Issues
Migraines
Night Sweats or Hot Flashes
Craving for Sugar or Alcohol
Breast Tenderness, Lumps, or Cysts
Variation in Menstrual Cycle

The Many Types of Hormones

Estrogen, Progesterone, Testosterone Hormones – Sex Hormones
Adrenal Hormones – Control the Stress Response, Inflammation, Blood Sugar & Blood Pressure
Thyroid Hormones – Control Metabolism, Energy, Mood, and Weight Management
Insulin Hormones – Control Blood Sugar, Hunger, and Metabolism

Determining Your Hormone Levels

Your doctor may recommend a Saliva Adrenal test to determine your hormonal levels. They will also review your Environmental Toxic Exposure levels. There are many common household items and skin care products that contain harmful chemicals.