Hormone Health Hub: Expert Insights on Testing, Balance & Better Living
PMDD: Causes and Treatment -Your Guide
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By Dr. Kate Placzek, ZRT Laboratory Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD) is a severe, cyclical condition that affects an estimated 3–8% of menstruating women. Unlike typical PMS, PMDD causes debilitating mood and physical symptoms in the week before menstruation — symptoms severe enough to interfere with work, relationships, and daily life. If you've been told your symptoms are "just PMS" but they feel far more intense, this guide explains what's really happening hormonally and what you can do about it. Is PMDD Worse than PMS? Yes — Significantly. PMS is common. PMDD is a different level entirely. While PMS involves manageable...
How Exercise Can Turn the Tide in ADHD
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What Our (ZRT Lab)Doctors Are Reading?
Publié par Ben White le
Explore the powerful connection between cortisol, melatonin, inflammation and circadian rhythms. Learn how disrupted hormone patterns may contribute to fatigue, insomnia, stress, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, depression and even cancer risk. This article reviews the latest insights from ZRT Laboratory doctors on hormone testing, sleep biology, stress physiology and the importance of maintaining healthy daily hormone rhythms for long-term wellness.
How to Supplement with Vitamin D & Melatonin after Melanoma
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Webinar Q&A - The Role of Hormones in Sleep Disturbances
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By Dr. Allison Smith, ZRT Laboratory I would like to thank everyone who joined in our webinar on the Role of Hormones in Sleep Disturbances! There were a number of questions I wasn’t able to address due to time constraints but they were all excellent questions. I thought at least someone would be interested in a follow-up as I speak to the rest of the questions just as a little wrap-up. Q: Wouldn't it be nice to include Dried Urine Melatonin in your ZRT Comprehensive Profile, to be able to evaluate Morning Cortisol when low? Maybe it is low while...