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Hormone Imbalance

Hormone imbalance does not look the same at every stage of a woman's life. A 32 year old with brutal PMS and a 58 year old navigating hot flashes are dealing with the same underlying system, just at different points along it. What surprises most patients is how often the actual cause is identical across those stages, even when the symptoms on the surface look nothing alike.

The Underlying Drivers

Across every life stage we treat, hormone imbalance tends to trace back to a short list of root causes:

  • Toxic load
  • Blood sugar dysregulation
  • Nutrient shortfalls
  • Chronic stress
  • Disrupted sleep
  • Low grade, systemic inflammation
  • Infections that have gone undiagnosed

How Hormone Imbalance Actually Feels

Patients describe it in strikingly consistent terms: low mood or anxiety that seems to come out of nowhere, aching joints and muscles, brain fog thick enough to interfere with work, fatigue that sleep doesn't fix, temperature intolerance, bloating, and digestive upset that no elimination diet has resolved. None of these symptoms exist in a vacuum. They are downstream signals from a hormonal system that isn't getting what it needs to function.

Get personalized feedback on what may be driving your symptoms.

Our Approach

Whether your frustration is PMS, night sweats, difficulty conceiving, or cramps severe enough to derail your week, we start the same way: identifying what's actually driving the imbalance before we touch a single symptom. From there we build a program through wellness immersion, our combination of treatment sessions, nutrition and lifestyle changes, targeted supplementation, and detailed lab work. Calming an overtaxed nervous system tends to be the turning point that makes everything else possible. Most patients notice shifts quickly, but real hormonal healing is a 12 week process, not a weekend fix.

Who We Help

Women 45 to 70 across the Peninsula, from Menlo Park and Palo Alto to Atherton, Los Altos, Woodside, and Portola Valley, who want their body to feel like their own again.