Male Test

Male Hormone Balance Test

HORMONE BALANCE TEST FOR MEN

SYMPTOM GROUP 1
Weight loss	Enlarged breasts
Loss of muscle / muscle Strength	Lower stamina
Lower sex drive	Softer erections
Fatigue	Gallbladder problems
TOTAL BOXES CHECKED (If you have checked two or more boxes in this group, follow to answers below to find out what type of hormonal imbalance you may have.)

SYMPTOM GROUP 2
Hair loss	Headaches
Prostate enlargement	Breast enlargement
Irritability	Abdominal Weight gain ("Dunlop" disease)
Puffiness/bloating
TOTAL BOXES CHECKED (If you have checked two or more boxes in these groups, follow to answers below find out what type of hormonal imbalance you may have.)

Please Note: The information contained in this Hormone Balance Test is not intended to replace a one-to-one relationship with a qualified health care professional, and is not intended as medical advice, but as a helpful guideline for determining the underlying cause of your symptoms. You are encouraged to make your health care decisions in partnership with a qualified health care professional.

MALE ANSWERS

SYMPTOM GROUP 1
Testosterone deficiency: This is most common in men over the age of fifty, and can be remedied with special nutritional supplements; increased muscle-building exercise; and supplemental hormones including (natural) testosterone, progesterone, and DHEA.
SYMPTOM GROUP 2
Excess estrogen: In men, excess estrogen can be balanced with one of the male hormones and changes in diet and lifestyle to affect weight loss.

YOU NEED A SALIVA TEST TO BEST ADJUST AND BALANCE YOUR HORMONES

It is recommended that you get a saliva hormone test to find out which hormone(s) would be best for you. A basic set of baseline tests for men would include testosterone, DHEA, estrogen and progesterone through a saliva test. It is also vital to measure your stress hormone cortisol by saliva test to best help you attain hormone balance.