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Today, there is a range of innovative hormone therapy options for andropause that can help restore testosterone levels and alleviate symptoms.

Though many things may cause us to experience occasional irritability, ongoing mood changes may be hormone-related in both men and women. When irritability becomes a recurrent theme, it may be time to investigate hormones as a potential cause.

If you are one of the many asking, “Why can’t I sleep?” it can be helpful to understand the role hormones can play in our sleepless nights.

Many men are reluctant to seek medical treatment even when the symptoms of low testosterone become burdensome, and it can be tempting to try DIY strategies to avoid seeing a healthcare practitioner. Often, this begins with exercise. But can exercise help low testosterone?

Understanding how stress can influence your hormonal state is always valuable. But in the midst of a global pandemic that is introducing new and unpredictable stressors, it takes on even greater importance.

Telehealth for menopause has opened up exciting new opportunities to meet women where they are and offer quality care from virtually anywhere.

With hormones tied so intricately to energy and metabolism, it should come as no surprise that hormone imbalance and hormonal changes can wreak havoc on our energy levels.

With at-home hormone testing and the guidance of a telehealth specialist, getting tested and getting better can happen without ever stepping into a doctor’s office.

By learning how to prepare for a telehealth appointment with a hormone specialist, you can ensure that you get the support you need to work towards achieving hormonal balance.

Forward-thinking hormone specialists understand the growing need for at-home hormone testing and want to ensure you receive the appropriate diagnosis and treatment.