1. Fatigue and low energy
2. Mood disorders, such as anxiety or depression
3. Cardiovascular diseases and high homocysteine levels
4. Hormonal issues and fertility problems
5. Difficulty detoxifying
6. Neurological problems, including migra
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…t you want to understand or improve: sleep, energy, libido, fertility, comfort, or daily function. Pituitary signals, thyroid function, reproductive history, medicines, and nutrition can change what a hormone number means.
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