Salivary Hormonal Testing
"Timed Hormone Capture"
•   Sleep Disturbances
•   Digestive Problems
•   Joint Pain
•   Low Back Pain
•   Hypoglycemic Symptoms
•   Food Allergies
•   Constipation   
•   Fatigue/Exhaustion   
•   Anxiety/Inability to calm down
•   Memory Loss   
•   Irritability   
•   Poor Circulation   
Future of Wellness, Inc. works in conjunction with
Sabre Sciences in California, a company who
specializes in on-going hormonal research and teaching
about advancements in natural hormonal therapy.

Sabre Sciences creates a  custom transdermal cream
that is applied daily to the surface areas on the body.
On average it may take a woman up to a year to
balance her hormones and a man nine months.
6 CORTISOL levels:
• Chronic pain
• Chronic inflammation
• Chronic infection
• Sleep problems
• Malabsorption
• Food allergies

ELECTROLYTES
    • Sodium
    • Potassium
    • Chloride
Over the past 20-30 years numerous research studies have
validated the use of saliva as a diagnostic medium to measure the
biologically active fraction of steroid hormones in the blood
stream. Saliva is an excellent medium to measure steroids
because it is a natural ultra filtrate of blood, and steroids not
bound by carrier proteins in the blood freely diffuse into saliva.
3 DHEA levels:
• Pre-diabetic signs
• Adrenal stress
• Body's inability to repair

ESTRIDIOL

PROGESTERONE

TESTOSTERONE
It is known that approximately 90% of steroid hormones are bound by
serum proteins and approximately 10% of steroid hormones are
unbound or "free".

This unbound or "free" fraction is what is in saliva. The steroid
hormones that have been studied extensively in saliva include estrogens
(estradiol, estrone, and estriol), progesterone, androgens (DHEA,
testosterone), and cortisol.

An endocrine steroid hormone is a chemical substance that is formed in
a gland and is carried in the blood to target cells. A steroid is any
of numerous compounds that are derived from cholesterol. All steroid
hormones are lipophilic (fat-soluble) and most are carried in the
bloodstream bound to carrier proteins that which are water-soluble.

Blood is a fluid consisting of red and white cells suspended in aqueous
plasma. The cells make up about 45 % of the mixture (called the
hematocrit), and the watery plasma is about 55 % of the mixture.
The majority of cells in the blood are red blood cells (erythrocytes). The
most important constituent of the red blood cell is hemoglobin whose
main function is to transport oxygen from the lungs to the cells of the
body. The other cells are white blood cells and they are nearly twice the
size of red blood cells and are concerned with immunity.

Common blood tests that use plasma or serum are not accurate for
assessing bioavailable steroid hormone concentrations because neither
the plasma nor the serum contains the red blood cells, which hold the
bioavailability hormones. Saliva reflects the bioavailable level of
hormones present in the bloodstream, and saliva testing is a far more
accurate and relevant test than blood tests in measuring bioavailable
steroid hormones.

Saliva testing can be done at your at your own home, easily
administered, and is non-invasive.
Adrenal Dysfunction:
Is This You?
Beth Ayn Deutsch, P.A., N.E
Physician Assistant
Naturopathic Endocrinologist

Phone:
719.447.0910

Fax:
719.447.0911

EMail:
futureofwellness@yahoo.com

Business Location:
1131 West Colorado Ave.
Colorado Springs, CO  80904
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