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What's included in the Muse Test Kit + 12 Week Treatment
You will receive a test kit, your lab results, an interpretation of your lab results, and a 1:1 consultation with our functional practitioner.
Our specialists take a comprehensive approach to assess your hormonal health by combining your hormonal panel with your symptoms and lifestyle.
We benchmark your lab results against Optimal, Normal and Out of Range.
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What does the Muse Kit test for?
We currently offer two hormonal panels based on whether or not a woman is on hormonal birth control.
For women not on hormonal birth control and with regular cycles, we test:
- Feminine hormones (Estrogen, Progesterone)
- Androgen hormones (DHEA, Testosterone)
- 4 point Cortisol
- Thyroid (TSH, free T3, free T4, Anti-TPO)
For women not on hormonal birth control and with an irregular cycle, we test:
- Feminine hormones (LH, FSH, Estrogen, Progesterone)
- Androgen hormones (DHEA, Testosterone)
- Thyroid (TSH, free T3, free T4)
- Glycemic panel (Homa-IR, Insulin, Glucose)
- Vitamin panel (Vitamin D, Ferritin)
For women on hormonal birth control*, we test:
- Cortisol
- Thyroid (TSH, free T3, free T4)
- Vitamin panel (Ferritin, Vitamin D, Vitamin B9, Vitamin B12)
- Cholesterol (total, HDL, LDL)
- Inflammation marker (usCRP)
- Glycemic panel (Homa-IR, Insulin, Glucose)
*Hormonal birth control contains synthetic hormones that suppress the body's natural hormone cycle, reducing the production of hormones like estrogen and progesterone and thus requiring different set of inputs.
How is the test done?
If you are on birth control or have an irregular cycle, the test will be a blood prick.
If you are not on birth control and have a regular cycle, the test will be a blood prick as well as saliva collection — you’ll need to fill your saliva tubes 4x times throughout the day.
Our laboratories are CLIA certified.
When should you collect your sample?
This depends on whether you are on birth control, and whether you have irregular periods.
If you are on birth control, you can take the test at your earliest convenience.
If you are not on birth control, you should take the test on the 21st day of your cycle (which we will remind you about).
If you have irregular cycles, the 3rd day of your cycle is the most reliable.
All the tests should be done in the morning, before you've had anything to eat or drink
How does the treatment plan work?
Desgined by our team of functional pracititoner, using evidence based supplement, lifestyle change, nutrition
Monthly check in with a functional practitonner
dynamic treatment: adjust every month based on how you feel and how symptoms evolve
delviered every month
supplements not covered, but we give high quality supplements brands (no additive or fillers, highly bioavailble). We use fullscript to send your prescription, so you can order your supplements in one click
How the consultations work
Meet with your functional practitioner monthly for a 30min consult
FP will go through your results with explanation, give your protocol with explanation, collect symptoms to adjust your treatment
What to expect at the end of your treatment plan?
Usually see improvement in top symptoms wihtin 1 month, but can take longer
Recommend doing at least 6 months protocols to see longing results
We recommend re testing your hormones
What's the timeline to getting my results?
You can expect to receive your test kit within 3-5 days after placing the order.
Once you ship out your kit, you can expect your hormonal assessment within 10 business days. We will be in touch to then set up the 1/1 consultation to review your assessment.
What symptoms do we tackle?
Our solution aims to resolve the following symptoms through a root-cause approach:
- Acne & Skin Issues
- Anxiety & Depression
- Bloating & Weight Gain
- Brain fog
- Chronic Fatigue
- Hair loss & Hair Issues
- Headache & Migraines
- Insomnia & Sleep Issues
- Irregular & Painful Periods
- Low Libido
- PMS & PMDD
We also support the following:
- Coming off birth control
- Endometriosis
- PCOS
- Post Birth Control Syndrome