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This panel checks how well your body is making and balancing key reproductive hormones. These hormones affect your mood, energy, sex drive, muscle tone, cycle regularity, and fertility. When they are balanced, you feel more stable, strong, and clear.
*Some optional biomarkers may require out-of-pocket payment if not covered by insurance.
Your thyroid controls how fast your body uses energy. It affects your weight, temperature, focus, mood, and menstrual cycle. If your thyroid is off, you may feel tired, cold, foggy, or gain weight more easily.
*Some optional biomarkers may require out-of-pocket payment if not covered by insurance.
Ferritin shows how much iron your body stores. Low iron can cause fatigue, hair thinning, and brain fog. Healthy iron levels help you feel energized and focused.
These markers check your heart and blood vessel health. They also matter for hormone production. Healthy cholesterol levels help your body make hormones properly and support good circulation, focus, and long-term health.
*Some optional biomarkers may require out-of-pocket payment if not covered by insurance.
These markers measure your blood sugar balance. When blood sugar is stable, you have better energy, fewer cravings, easier weight management, and better hormone balance. Poor blood sugar control can drive fatigue, weight gain, and cycle changes.
*Some optional biomarkers may require out-of-pocket payment if not covered by insurance.
Your liver and kidneys help process hormones and medications. These markers make sure your body can safely handle treatment and stay balanced over time.
*Some optional biomarkers may require out-of-pocket payment if not covered by insurance.
Every plan begins with a full diagnostic workup and evolves with you.
If your symptoms follow a monthly pattern, worsen before your period, involve irregular bleeding, persistent acne, hair changes, pelvic pain, or fertility struggles — hormones are likely involved. Our diagnostic panel helps identify the root cause.
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is a hormonal condition that affects women of reproductive age. It is characterized by irregular menstrual cycles, excess androgen (male hormone) levels, and, in some cases, the development of small cysts on the ovaries. Symptoms may include weight gain, acne, hair thinning, and difficulty conceiving.
Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD) is a severe form of premenstrual syndrome (PMS) that affects a smaller percentage of women. It is marked by significant mood swings, irritability, anxiety, and depression in the days leading up to a period, along with physical symptoms like bloating and fatigue. PMDD can have a profound impact on daily life and mental health.
If your symptoms are severe enough to disrupt your daily life, relationships, or mental health, it could be more than PMS. PMDD and other hormonal imbalances often involve extreme emotional or physical symptoms that go beyond the typical discomfort associated with PMS. A healthcare professional can assess your symptoms and guide you toward the right diagnosis and treatment.
Yes. Hormone optimization requires understanding your full endocrine and metabolic profile. Blood work ensures safety, precision, and personalized treatment.
PCOS can often be significantly improved by targeting insulin resistance, restoring ovulation, and balancing androgens. Many women regain predictable cycles and improved metabolic health with proper treatment.
While surgery may be appropriate in some cases, hormonal modulation and inflammation control can significantly reduce symptoms and progression.
Yes. Optimizing ovulation quality, progesterone levels, thyroid function, and metabolic health significantly improves conception potential.
Our Early Reproductive Hormone Health program is designed to restore balance at the root whether you’re preparing for conception, navigating PCOS or endometriosis, managing PMS or PMDD, or optimizing fertility as a man.
Step 1: In-Depth Health Assessment
Complete a comprehensive online assessment exploring cycle history, fertility goals, hormonal symptoms, metabolic health, and lifestyle patterns. This allows us to understand your reproductive health in full context.
Step 2: Comprehensive Bloodwork & Safety Screening
If appropriate, you’ll receive a lab requisition evaluating 40+ biomarkers across hormone balance, thyroid function, metabolic health, inflammation, and organ function. This helps identify drivers such as insulin resistance, androgen imbalance, thyroid dysfunction, or inflammatory patterns that impact ovulation and sperm quality.
Step 3: Clinical Consultation & Personalized Plan
Meet virtually with a licensed Canadian clinician to review your results and design a customized strategy. When clinically appropriate, this may include hormone support, ovulation optimization, fertility-preserving options, metabolic interventions, or non-hormonal therapies.
Step 4: Complimentary Wellness Check-In
You’ll also receive a dedicated session with a health coach focused on nutrition, blood sugar balance, stress resilience, sleep quality, and movement. These are foundational pillars that support egg quality, sperm health, and hormonal rhythm.
Step 5: Ongoing Optimization
If medication is prescribed, it is delivered discreetly. Quarterly follow-ups and continued monitoring ensure your plan evolves as your body responds.
This is integrative, root-cause reproductive care designed to help you move forward with clarity, confidence, and whole-body support.
Yes. While family doctors provide broad general care, Science & Humans specializes in hormone and reproductive health.
We support women with PCOS, PMS, PMDD, and endometriosis, and help both women and men plan for fertility and early reproductive care.
Our approach combines advanced hormone testing, evidence-based prescription therapies (when appropriate), and integrative lifestyle optimization across nutrition, sleep, stress, and metabolic health.