DUTCH Plus™

DUTCH Plus™

4.950,00 lei
4.950,00 lei
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DUTCH Plus™
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DUTCH Plus™

DUTCH Plus™

4.950,00 lei
4.950,00 lei

DUTCH Plus extends the analysis offered by DUTCH Complete by combining dried urine hormone testing with salivary hormone testing, to evaluate sex hormones, adrenal hormones, and their metabolites, along with an assessment of the Cortisol Awakening Response (CAR). This extended profile provides a detailed insight into hormone production, hormone metabolism, and the daily cortisol rhythm, contributing to the evaluation of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis function.

This type of evaluation can be relevant in contexts such as menstrual or menopause-related symptoms, fatigue, mood fluctuations, sleep disorders, decreased libido, or changes in body composition. In women, it can help investigate estrogen, progesterone, and androgen metabolism patterns at different life stages. In men, the evaluation of testosterone, DHEA, and cortisol dynamics can provide additional information about energy levels, stress adaptation capacity, and body recovery.

The results are interpreted together with symptoms, lifestyle factors, and the individual's clinical history. Analyzing hormonal patterns in this broader context can help specialists develop personalized nutrition strategies, lifestyle modifications, or therapeutic interventions, and allows for comparing results over time to monitor response to interventions.

Recommended for:

Women

  • Fatigue or low energy levels: persistent state of tiredness that may be associated with adrenal or sex hormone imbalances.
  • Low mood or depression: changes in mood, motivation, or emotional balance associated with hormonal fluctuations.
  • Reduced libido: decreased sexual desire or satisfaction, which may coincide with changes in estrogen or testosterone levels.
  • Premenstrual or menstrual cycle symptoms: premenstrual syndrome (PMS), irritability, or mood swings that occur before or during menstruation.
  • Changes during perimenopause or menopause: hot flashes, sleep disturbances, or other symptoms associated with hormonal transition.
  • Weight gain: gradual or unexplained increase in body weight, possibly influenced by changes in cortisol or sex hormones.

Men

  • Fatigue or low energy levels: persistent state of tiredness or decreased vitality, possibly associated with changes in testosterone or cortisol.
  • Low mood or depression: prolonged state of sadness, lack of motivation, or reduced interest in usual activities, which may reflect a hormonal imbalance.
  • Decreased sexual appetite: decreased libido or sexual performance, associated with changes in androgen levels.
  • Sleep disturbances: difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep, associated with changes in cortisol secretion rhythm.
  • Hair loss: thinning hair or reduced hair growth, which may correspond to hormonal changes.
  • Weight gain: accumulation of abdominal fat or general increase in body weight, possibly influenced by hormonal balance.

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