Who is suitable?
• Couples interested in optimising their preconception health
• Couples experiencing difficulties conceiving
• People interested in optimising health during pregnancy for mother and baby
• Poor nutrient status - vitamin D, essential fatty acids
• Women and men with a history of infertility
• Women with a history of preeclampsia, miscarriage, unexplained infertility, ovulatory dysfunction, menstrual cycle irregularities, PMS, hormonal imbalances, PCOS, thyroid issues, endometriosis, premature menopause, a history of mood disorders, depression or post-natal depression
What will it provide?
• This profile provides a comprehensive panel of critical information about core hormones, neurotransmitters for mental health, reproductive health and fertility.
• This includes thyroid hormones, reproductive hormones of oestrogen, progesterone and luteinising hormone function.
• This profile provides an understanding of key genetic influences for remedying hormonal imbalances,
• Addressing systemic health concerns
• Developing holistic preconception care plans to prepare the body for pregnancy, birth and beyond.
How will it help?
The Hormone and Fertility Profile will help clarify key areas of genetic concern for those looking to conceive or improve hormonal health, including:
• Hormone metabolism e.g. oestrogen, thyroid
• Essential fatty acid metabolism – important for healthy brain and eye development
• Methylation - DNA and RNA (gene expression), neural development, cell function and development
• Antioxidant status
• Nutritional status
• Thyroid function
• Neurotransmitter metabolism
• Vitamin D metabolism
Specifically it will Provides information on the MTHFR gene
• MTHFR is an enzyme in a complex chemical process that converts the folate you eat into the active form that your body needs to use.
• If this is not working effectively it often can cause multiple issues.
• This profile can help to optimise pregnancy health and reduce risk of miscarriage and neural tube defects by identifying the most appropriate form of folate according to patient’s gene profile.
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Please contact us to make an appointment
• Couples interested in optimising their preconception health
• Couples experiencing difficulties conceiving
• People interested in optimising health during pregnancy for mother and baby
• Poor nutrient status - vitamin D, essential fatty acids
• Women and men with a history of infertility
• Women with a history of preeclampsia, miscarriage, unexplained infertility, ovulatory dysfunction, menstrual cycle irregularities, PMS, hormonal imbalances, PCOS, thyroid issues, endometriosis, premature menopause, a history of mood disorders, depression or post-natal depression
What will it provide?
• This profile provides a comprehensive panel of critical information about core hormones, neurotransmitters for mental health, reproductive health and fertility.
• This includes thyroid hormones, reproductive hormones of oestrogen, progesterone and luteinising hormone function.
• This profile provides an understanding of key genetic influences for remedying hormonal imbalances,
• Addressing systemic health concerns
• Developing holistic preconception care plans to prepare the body for pregnancy, birth and beyond.
How will it help?
The Hormone and Fertility Profile will help clarify key areas of genetic concern for those looking to conceive or improve hormonal health, including:
• Hormone metabolism e.g. oestrogen, thyroid
• Essential fatty acid metabolism – important for healthy brain and eye development
• Methylation - DNA and RNA (gene expression), neural development, cell function and development
• Antioxidant status
• Nutritional status
• Thyroid function
• Neurotransmitter metabolism
• Vitamin D metabolism
Specifically it will Provides information on the MTHFR gene
• MTHFR is an enzyme in a complex chemical process that converts the folate you eat into the active form that your body needs to use.
• If this is not working effectively it often can cause multiple issues.
• This profile can help to optimise pregnancy health and reduce risk of miscarriage and neural tube defects by identifying the most appropriate form of folate according to patient’s gene profile.
Contact Us
Please contact us to make an appointment
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