Hormone Optimization
Hormone Optimization
How it works
Hormone optimization begins with comprehensive diagnostic testing to establish a complete physiological baseline. Results are evaluated by a provider trained in system-level hormone physiology to determine root causes and treatment appropriateness. When indicated hormone replacement therapy is implemented and continuously monitored.
Key Benefits
Who's it for?
Hormone optimization is intended for individuals experiencing ongoing fatigue, reduced energy or recovery, cognitive or mood changes, sleep disruption, shifts in body composition or strength, or other symptoms commonly associated with hormonal imbalance or age-related hormonal change.
Why Choose Humanaut
Deep Insights
Precision Testing for Total Health
Expert Guidance
Natural Healing
Metabolic Challenges
DEXA, glucose, and A1c testing reveal your metabolic health. Combine targeted therapies with personalized lifestyle plans to build lasting resilience.
Hormone Health
Hormone imbalances affect how you feel. In-depth testing shows exactly where your levels stand. Body-identical therapies restore your natural balance.
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Frequently Asked
Questions
What is hormone replacement therapy (HRT)?
Hormone replacement therapy is a clinician-guided treatment used to restore hormone levels when the body is no longer producing optimal amounts. HRT may support energy, mood, metabolism, sleep, cognitive function, and overall physiological stability when deficiency or imbalance is confirmed through testing.
What is the difference between TRT and BHRT?
TRT (testosterone replacement therapy) is used for men with clinically confirmed testosterone deficiency. BHRT (bioidentical hormone replacement therapy) is commonly used for women to support balance across estrogen, progesterone, and related hormones, particularly during perimenopause or menopause. All protocols are individualized and guided by ongoing monitoring.
How do providers determine if hormone therapy is appropriate?
Eligibility is based on comprehensive lab testing, symptom alignment, medical history, and risk assessment. Hormone therapy is initiated only when clinically justified and aligned with long-term health goals.
Will hormone therapy affect natural hormone production?
Exogenous hormone therapy can suppress endogenous production, which is why treatment decisions are made carefully and only when appropriate. Providers discuss long-term planning, monitoring, and expectations before initiating therapy.
Is hormone therapy only for aging individuals?
Not necessarily. Hormonal imbalance can occur at various life stages due to stress, metabolic dysfunction, endocrine disruption, or reproductive transitions. Treatment is based on clinical need, not age alone.
Can hormone therapy be part of membership care?
Yes. Hormone replacement therapy may be offered through structured packages or integrated into ongoing membership care, which provides continuous monitoring, provider access, and long-term optimization support.