Some women can become pregnant with little challenge, but for others, a hormone imbalance can complicate matters.

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Part 1: Diagnostic Testing Revealed 

In November 2020, after having spent more than a year trying to feel better about himself, 24-year-old "Alex" was ready to toss in the towel.

"Nothing I do has helped. So what's the point?" he asked.

Alex had been struggling with severe symptoms of apathy, daytime fatigue, anxiety, depression, addictive behaviors, and sleep disruption. 

Being under the supervision of a psychiatrist for over a year helped Alex to stabilize his life.  The visits empowered him to continue to seek out solutions. 

But, overall, his sense of well-being hadn't improved.

After being referred to Canary Club, Alex took the ZRT NeuroTransmitterProfile where he discovered he had 23 key levels out of the normal range. 

Part 1: We cover Alex's journey to his decision to take at-home diagnostic testing to help give answers. 

Part 2: Next month we will review Alex's progress as he works with a health coach to help bring his levels into balance.

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Part 2:  A Journey to Freedom  

We introduced you to 24-year-old "Alex" in our Part 1 Story in Jan 2021. 

Alex had been struggling with severe symptoms of fatigue, depression, anxiety, and sleep restlessness. These symptoms contributed to Alex losing two well-paying jobs that he loved in less than a year.

Motivated by his persistent symptoms, Alex completed the ZRT NeuroTransmitter Profile (with add-ons) in Nov 2020.  

His lab reports showed he had 23 out-of-range levels that were directly linked to the serious symptoms he had been feeling for an extended number of years.

In this article, we review Alex's progress as he works with a health coach to help bring his levels into balance.

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Uncovering the Causes of Your Sleepless Nights

One thing we can probably agree on is that quality sleep is a blessing for those that can get it.

For some of us, our sleep can be disturbed in many ways.  In sleep, we look for how fast we fall asleep, stay asleep, the total length of sleep, and how much daytime energy we have after we have slept.

Don't worry if you are one of the 60 million suffering from recurring sleep disturbances.  As of now, there's an easier way to determine whether hormone imbalances contribute to your sleep loss.

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