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Hormone Health

When your hormones shift, everything feels it


Hormones regulate your mood, energy, metabolism, and sleep. Age, stress, and life changes can throw them out of balance, leading to fatigue, weight changes, low libido, mood swings, and trouble sleeping.


Our hormone replacement therapy uses hormones that closely match the ones your body makes naturally. We measure your levels with advanced testing, then build a personalized plan that may include bioidentical hormones, peptide therapy, supplements, nutrition changes, and lifestyle support. The goal is both relief now and better health over the long term.

 


Symptoms hormone therapy can help with

•    Low energy and fatigue
•    Feeling “wired but tired”
•    Weight gain or difficulty losing weight
•    Increased body fat or loss of muscle
•    Slow recovery after exercise
•    Low libido
•    Brain fog and trouble concentrating
•    Anxiety, low mood, or mood swings
•    Trouble falling asleep
•    Hot flashes and night sweats
•    Hair thinning, dry skin, acne, or brittle nails
•    Headaches or migraines
•    Bloating or water retention
•    Muscle or joint pain
•    Changes in appetite or cravings
•    Difficulty getting pregnant

 

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Treatment options


Bioidentical hormone therapy (BHRT). Hormones that are biologically identical to your own, including estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone. Depending on your needs, they can be given as creams, patches, pills, sublingual doses, injections, or compounded formulas.


Thyroid hormone therapy. Support for healthy thyroid function, which affects mood, energy, and metabolism. Depending on your results, this may include synthetic or natural thyroid hormone.


Ongoing monitoring. Hormone levels are checked regularly, and your dose is adjusted based on your symptoms, labs, and stage of life.

 


Is hormone therapy right for me?


The best option depends on the type and severity of your hormone imbalance, your goals, and your preferences. Marianna reviews your symptoms, medical history, and lab results before recommending anything. Hormone therapy may not be appropriate if you have a history of certain cancers, heart disease, blood clots, or similar conditions.
What to expect
1.    Comprehensive evaluation. A review of your symptoms, medications, lifestyle, and history, plus lab testing of your hormone levels.
2.    A plan made for you. Bioidentical hormones, thyroid support, stress-hormone support, and integrative therapies as needed.
3.    Starting treatment. Clear instructions on how to take or apply your hormones. We often start low and adjust gradually.
4.    Follow-up and monitoring. Regular visits and labs to fine-tune your dose for balance, relief, and safety.
5.    Lifestyle support. Guidance on nutrition, exercise, stress, and sleep to get the most from treatment.
Many patients notice better energy, mood, sleep, and libido. Results vary, and your plan is adjusted over time to keep it safe and effective.

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