Hormone Imbalance
Hormones such as testosterone, estrogen, DHEA, progesterone, insulin, leptin, cortisol and a complete thyroid panel are a few of the hormones that we evaluate regularly.
Stress can play a significant role in the fluctuation of your hormone levels. An alarming 75% of adults reported moderate to high levels of stress according to the American Psychological Association. They also reported stress as a top health concern for U.S. teenagers and further commented that if they don’t learn to manage stress, it could have serious long-term health implications.

How Does Stress Affect Hormone Imbalance?
Stress triggers the fight or flight response and the release of cortisol from the adrenal glands. The result is a temporary increase in energy production, however it is at the expense of all of the other processes not required for immediate survival. Short-term stress is something we can recover from; the effect of chronic stress, however, can cause a host of signs and symptoms in the body.
Other Triggers of Hormone Imbalance in Men & Women
- Poor sleep quality or irregular sleep patterns
- Nutrient deficiencies or poor diet
- Environmental toxins and endocrine disruptors
- Chronic inflammation or illness
- Excess weight or obesity
- Certain medications:
- Steroids
- Antidepressants or antipsychotics
- Thyroid medications
- Alcohol, caffeine, or substance use
- Lack of physical activity or over-exercise
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Symptoms of Hormone Imbalance

Common symptoms associated with imbalanced hormones for men and women can include:
- Fatigue
- Weight Gain/Changes in Body Composition
- Hair loss
- Changes in temperature control/ hot flashes
- Changes in Libido
- Sleep Disturbance
- Digestive/Appetite issues
- Infertility
- Menstrual changes
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Integrative and Functional Medicine Approach to Hormones
Testing your hormones is one way to be proactive about your health. I will commonly tell my patients, “you don’t know what you don’t know,” stressing that proper lab testing is invaluable. Due to the continuous fluctuations in our stress levels, environmental toxin exposure, level of physical activity, nutritional status, etc., our hormone levels will differ from month to month and certainly from year to year. Through extensive history-taking, physical examination and comprehensive lab evaluation, the providers at hol+ identify a variety of hormonal imbalances and create treatment plans that improve your health now and into the future!
Our approach looks beyond symptoms to uncover the root causes of hormone imbalances. Through comprehensive testing, lifestyle insights, and natural therapies, we help restore balance to your endocrine system. This personalized, whole-body strategy addresses factors like stress, nutrition, gut health, and sleep, empowering your body to regulate hormones naturally and support lasting well-being.
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Supports healthy hormone balance by lowering androgens, balancing estrogen, and promoting liver detoxification, preventing a buildup of “dirty” hormones.

Vital for hormone production, inflammation control, and thyroid health. Essential for both genders’ reproductive and metabolic support.

Supports the stress response system (HPA axis), which can reduce cortisol that can disrupt other hormones.

The hol+ Difference
Hormone changes can affect your energy, mood, sleep, and overall well-being at any stage of life, for both men and women. Our functional and holistic approach looks at the whole picture, from nutrition and stress to gut health and sleep, to uncover what’s really causing the imbalance. Through personalized care and natural therapies, we help your body find its balance again, so you can feel like yourself.