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Thyroflex test

Do you feel. Tired, sluggish or lethargic? Feel the cold? Mood changes, (irritable or depressed)? Low libido? Hair, skin and nail problems? Digestive problems? Sleep disturbances? Including insomnia, unrefreshed or disturbed sleep? Children who have slower growth and development. These could be caused by the effect of hormones

Thyroid Axis

Factors that affect thyroid function

What are hormones. Hormones are chemical signals produced by the endocrine glands into the blood. Work with the nervous system in regulating the activities of the body. Effect multiple organs such as heart, liver, kidney, skin, bone, muscles and central nervous system. “The endocrine system and the nervous system are structurally, chemically and functionally related” Kip McGilliard

What is the Thyroflex (core hormone)survey, The Thyroflex test records the rate and calibre of the reflex response of the brachoradialis tendon in the arm to identify your resting metabolic rate. This is recorded by the use of a hand sensor attached to your hand and a reflex hammer This identifies if your thyroid function is under or overactive or within optimal range. Along with the Thyroflex test, the core hormone survey also identifies the effectiveness of other core hormones such as cortisol, GABA, Melatonin, serotonin.

How we can help. Use of medical grade equipment with an 98% accuracy. FDA approved for safety & reliance Non invasive Treatment plan includes diets & lifestyle, nutrition, herbs and supplements.

For more information download the handout.

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