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Functional Nutrition Infinity Wellness Center

Unlock Deeper Insights into Your Health with Non-Invasive Testing

At Infinity Wellness Center, we believe that understanding your body at a biochemical level is key to achieving lasting wellness. Our Saliva Testing Services offer a simple, non-invasive way to assess critical hormonal and stress markers that impact your overall health. This cutting-edge diagnostic tool helps us uncover the root causes of various health concerns and design personalized treatment plans for optimal healing.

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Saliva or blood – which test is better for discovering hormone levels?

Saliva collection is simple, non-invasive, and can be performed in the privacy of your home. You send your sample by prepaid shipping to the laboratory, Test tubes and results are sent directly to us. The hormones are stable at room temperature for 5 days and require no special handling for shipment.

Saliva is considered a better indicator of biologically active hormone levels than blood.

Saliva testing measures the circulating levels of hormones available to body tissues in men and women, more accurately reflecting the body’s functional hormone status.

Who Should Test Her/His Hormone Levels?

  • Anyone taking prescribed Thyroid medication, Anxiety medication, or psychotropic prescriptions such as Prozac, Celexa, Welbutrin, etc.
  • Those concerned with possibly changing hormone levels and fluctuations in their monthly cycles
  • Women experiencing PMS symptoms
  • Persons experiencing more than one or two of the symptoms listed in this Web site
  • Pre- and postmenopausal women concerned with their estradiol and progesterone and DHEA levels for preventative reasons
  • Those wishing to monitor their hormone levels following replacement therapy (oral, sublingual, or topical), and subsequently regulate their supplements levels.
  • Women trying to get pregnant or women with a history of difficult pregnancies or miscarriages.
  • Men concerned with their sexual drive and testosterone levels.
  • Those with sleep disorders.
  • Those with stress related disorders, fatigue, depression, and immune weakness.
  • Women experiencing menopausal type symptoms such at hot flashes, night sweats, and more.

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