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… • Female (pre-ovulation): less than 1 ng/mL • Female (mid-cycle): 5 to 20 ng/mL • Male: less than 1 ng/mL • Postmenopausal: less than 1 ng/mL • 1st trimester: 11.2-90.0 ng/mL • 2nd trimester: 25.6-89.4 ng/mL • 3rd trimester: 48.4-42.5 ng/…

…" assay (Cellular Micronutrient Assay and Antioxidant Redox Cycle Challenge). We flip the vast majority of early Type 2 Diabetics. No, this is not covered by insurance, sorry. They mostly don't pay for root cause treatments usually. I do…

…performs many of its maintenance functions during the sleep cycle. Aim to get a minimum of 7 hours of quality sleep each night. We recommend starting the practice of good sleep hygiene by going to bed at the same time every day, avoiding an…

…for more carb-heavy and sugary foods, further adding to the cycle of insulin. An “Abdominal Apron” of belly fat When your body senses high glucose levels, it secretes more insulin in an attempt to trigger your cells to absorb the excess glu…

…of chronic pain. All of this combined can create a terrible cycle of inactivity and suffering. Natural Options for Chronic Pain Are Available In addition to the conventional approach, there are a number of natural modalities that can work a…

…SUPPORT PLUS? WHAT IS METHYLATION? The Folate Methylation Cycle is critical for the production of ATP (the currency cells utilize as energy). Certain genetic mutations passed down through generations cause deficiencies in the enzymes regu…

…led from three peptides and is synthesized from cysteine or methionine from food sources. Reduction is a process where oxygen is lost and hydrogen and electrons are gained, so reduced glutathione is missing an oxygen molecule but has an ext…

…sults may depend on your age, time of collection, menstrual cycle, menopause or pregnancy, medicines, and the test method. Using this range These are starting ranges for adults who are not pregnant, unless this page says otherwise. Your la…

…sults may depend on your age, time of collection, menstrual cycle, menopause or pregnancy, medicines, and the test method. Using this range These are starting ranges for adults who are not pregnant, unless this page says otherwise. Your la…

…sults may depend on your age, time of collection, menstrual cycle, menopause or pregnancy, medicines, and the test method. Using this range These are starting ranges for adults who are not pregnant, unless this page says otherwise. Your la…

…sults may depend on your age, time of collection, menstrual cycle, menopause or pregnancy, medicines, and the test method. Using this range These are starting ranges for adults who are not pregnant, unless this page says otherwise. Your la…

… Wellness reference range Unit: ng/mL Male: <0.20 Female: Cycle-phase-specific How to read this marker Female phase detail is on the next section. Exogenous progesterone route/timing matters. The wider testing context Hormone results ma…