Hormone Health Hub: Expert Insights on Testing, Balance & Better Living — endorphins

How Hormones Shape Your Mind and Mood

Posted by Hormone Lab UK Editorial Team on

Hormones are chemical messengers involved in many aspects of everyday wellbeing, including the systems that influence mood, energy and sleep. Learning about your hormone measurements can add useful information to your understanding of these experiences. Hormone testing offers a practical starting point by turning general questions about hormones into a set of laboratory results you can review and keep.The main benefit is information. Rather than relying on assumptions about your hormone levels, a suitable test provides measurements of the markers included in its panel. An illustrated report with specialist interpretation adds context, helping you understand what was measured and how...

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Heat Waves & Hot Flashes

Posted by Candace Burch on

Hot flashes and night sweats affect up to 80% of women during perimenopause — but they are not inevitable, and they are not forever. The root cause is hormonal imbalance, particularly the out-of-sync fluctuation of oestrogen and progesterone as the ovaries begin to wind down. Discover the lifestyle changes, natural supplements and hormone testing strategies that can bring real relief.

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Impact of Excersise on Your Brain

Posted by Hormone Lab UK Editorial Team on

Exercise is one of the most powerful tools we have for preventing and treating depression — yet its neurochemical effects are still underappreciated. From boosting serotonin and dopamine to increasing GABA through yoga, physical activity reshapes the brain in ways that rival pharmaceutical interventions. This article explores the science behind exercise and mood, and what it means for your neurotransmitter health.

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Why Low Libido in Peri-Menopausal Patients?

Posted by Dr. Kate Placzek on

Low libido in perimenopause is rarely just one thing — it’s a mosaic of hormonal, physical and lifestyle factors. From falling oestrogen and DHEA to thyroid dysfunction and metabolic syndrome, discover what’s really driving the loss of desire and how hormone testing can help.

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