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The Menopause
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This highly personalized
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Menopause
Type® Salivary Hormone Test |
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Measures and reports levels of estradiol, progesterone
and testosterone from Three
Different saliva samples, for a total of NINE hormone tests. |
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Advanced
Menopause Type® Questionnaire |
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Includes
menopause specific anthropometric analysis. |
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Medication
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Used to assess drug-hormone interactions. |
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This information is collectively interpreted to
create MENOPAUSE
TYPE® TEST & WELLNESS REPORT |
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Results are sent to
the healthcare professional you are working with. |
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Download this PDF
document of the Menopause Type® Test & Wellness
Report |
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Certified! Professional
Members: Log-In to Order Kits or by calling 941-749-5105 |
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Menopause
Type® Salivary Hormone Test |
Advanced Menopause Type®
Questionnaire |
Medication Survey |
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Multiple
Sample Testing, provides accurate
analysis of true hormone function. Menopause
Type® Analysis based on
lab test. P:E Ratio analysis and interpretation. Fluctuation
Index, which reveals the degree of
hormonal instability and how much they fluctuate. |
Estrogen Deficiency Symptoms percentage analysis. Progesterone Deficiency Symptoms percentage analysis. Testosterone Deficiency Symptoms percentage analysis. Androgen Excess Symptoms percentage analysis. |
Androgenic Anti-Androgenic Estrogenic Anti-Estrogenic Progestogenic Anti-Progestogenic 2-Hydroxylation
Inhibition 5-Alpha Reductase
inhibition Aromatase
Inhibition Glucocorticoid HMG-CoA Reductase Inhibitor |
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Work with a
Healthcare Professional in your area: The Menopause Type® Test & Wellness Report is
available through physicians, pharmacist and other healthcare professionals
who are part of the Menopause Type® Network. The
Menopause Type®
Network is an international community of physicians, pharmacists and other
healthcare professionals who have been received advanced menopause training
through the Management of Menopause Type®
Program. |
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Symptoms & Risk
Factors Associated with Menopause: Hot Flushes, Night Sweats, Decreased
Libido, Fatigue, Weight Gain, Fluid Retention, Poor Memory, Sleep Disorders,
Decreased Motivation, Reduced Pubic Hair, Vaginal Atrophy & Dryness,
Increased Appearance of Fine Wrinkles, Decreased Adaptation to Stress,
Dysfunctional Uterine Bleeding, Osteoporosis, Cardiovascular Disease, Insulin
Resistance, Depression, Myalgias (muscle pains), Arthralgias (joint pains),
Mood Disorders, Cognitive Dysfunction and Chronic Bowel Diseases. |
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Actions of
Hormones: In
women, estradiol, progesterone and testosterone are all steroid hormones
produced primarily by the ovaries and adrenal glands. Each of these hormones
has its own unique affect on the reproductive system, the nervous system, the
cardiovascular system and the skeletal system. Blood sugar levels, libido,
mood, motivation, skin and other functions and tissues are also significantly
influenced by each of these hormones. Like any steroid hormones, excessive amounts of estradiol,
progesterone or testosterone can contribute to a number of increased health
risks. Likewise, a deficiency of any of these hormones can have a negative
affect on your quality of life or risk for disease. Therefore it is crucial
that proper levels also be maintained in all women. |
Why are multiple
samples and a fluctuation analysis so important? Single hormone assessment is not an accurate demonstration
of your hormonal patterns, which fluctuate from day to day. Saliva hormones,
fluctuate from day to day. Realizing that saliva assays exhibit hormone
concentrations at the tissue level at a given point in time1, we
can recognize that making a decision
about hormone levels based on one saliva sample is not a valid decision. Previous research, and clinical experience, has revealed
that reliability can be increased by using more that one measurement2.How
much they fluctuate and what to do about this fluctuation in regard to your
Menopause Type® can only be determined by the Menopause Type® Test & Wellness Report. The best way to evaluate hormone levels during and after
menopause is through the collection and testing of at least three samples, so
that fluctuations can be evaluated. Multiple-sample assessment is required
because unstable hormonal fluctuations
have been observed years after menopause 3. These hormonal fluctuations play a role in many of the
symptoms and problems associated with menopause including migraine
headaches, obesity, mood changes, and bleeding irregularities in both perimenopause and
postmenopause women 4,5,6,7. |
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Why You
Need This Test:
Your improved quality of life and decreased risk of disease depends upon an
accurate and honest report of your hormone activity. Only multiple-sample, fluctuation
analyzed saliva tests will give you the answers you are looking for. |
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What Choices You Can Make After Taking This Test: Interventions you may choose
include nutritional supplements specific for your Menopause Type®,
and the degree of hormonal fluctuation. Dietary changes, including which
foods may be beneficial to improve your quality of life and decrease your
risks of disease. The member of the Menopause Type® Network you
are working with will be your best resource for managing your menopause. |
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How This Test Can be
Used for Long Term Risk Management: Follow-up testing 60-90 days after making consistent
dietary changes will show how much the hormones have become more stable &
improved and allow you to adjust the intake of suggested foods and
supplements. Testing also gives valuable guidance regarding
hormone replacement therapies for women, including natural hormone therapies
and progesterone creams. The test is also being advised for men who have a
family history or other reasons to be concerned about prostate cancer. Alterations in current medical or
nutritional therapies should be discussed with your health care professional. |
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Menopause Type® Wellness
Report Agreement
The Menopause Type®
Wellness Report was developed by YourMenopauseType.com. All information provided in the
YourMenopauseType.com website is provided for educational purposes only.
Information and results are for personal use only, and are not intended to
diagnose, cure, mitigate, treat, or prevent disease or other conditions and
are not intended to provide a determination or assessment of the state of
health. This information is not a replacement for a thorough examination and
consultation from a licensed health professional. Consult your own physician
regarding the treatment of any medical condition. Individuals should not try
to medicate or self-treat themselves or others with any of the methods
referred to here without the guidance of a qualified practitioner who is
thoroughly familiar with both the remedies and the individual's medical
status. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking
professional advice because of something you have read on this Web Site. Information provided on this web site and the use of any
products or services purchased from our Web Site by you does not create a
doctor-patient relationship between you and any of the physicians or other individuals
affiliated with our Web Site, or with YourMenopauseType.com, Inc. Information
and statements regarding dietary supplements have not been evaluated by the
Food and Drug Administration and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure,
or prevent any disease. |
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Johannes CB, Crawford. SL Menstrual
bleeding, hormones, and the menopausal transition. Semin Reprod
Endocrinol 1999;17(4):299-309 |
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Healthcare Professional in your area: To find a healthcare professional in
your area who has shown such commitment as to take an extensive course of
study on menopause type® management, including nutritional, herbal
& natural hormone therapies, please go to Find a member
of the Menopause Type® Certified Network! |
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by Pharmasan Labs CLIA 52D0914898, NY Lab PFI#7426. or by Saliva Testing and
Reference Laboratory CLIA 50D0963662 as noted in collection kit. |
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