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Chronic stress can affect everything from energy levels and sleep to weight and overall wellness. The Stress & Resilience Self-Collection Kit is an at-home saliva test designed to help you understand how your body responds to stress and how you can begin addressing it so you can feel your best.
This at-home hormone test checks:
- 4-Point Cortisol - track your cortisol levels throughout the day to identify stress patterns and disruptions to your natural rhythm
- DHEA – assesses the levels of this essential hormone tied to aging and the production of estrogen and testosterone
Why it Matters:
Levels outside of the optimal range may suggest ongoing stress and poor recovery, potentially contributing to belly fat, cravings, trouble sleeping, and other barriers in reaching your health and wellness goals.
This test includes:
- The at-home test and instructions
- Prepaid shipping label to return your kit
- Detailed results report
- One-on-one coaching call with a registered dietitian to review your results and make a personalized plan
Product does not ship to New York
$169.00
Lab tests are provided by Access Genetics, OralDNA® Labs. Must be at least 18 years of age to purchase and agree to all terms of this test [access-genetics.com/phi]. Creation of an online portal account is required. Dietitians may have access to a summary of an individual’s test results pursuant to the terms and conditions. Tests are for consumer educational purposes only, do not constitute medical advice, care, diagnosis, or treatment, and are not intended to be a replacement of or substitution for the advice, care, diagnosis, or treatment from a licensed health care provider. You should seek the advice of a qualified health care provider with any questions or concerns regarding personal medical conditions and before beginning any new exercise or nutritional program. Please consult a qualified health care provider with any questions or concerns regarding your individual results. Individual results may vary. Factors such as diet, genetic makeup, overall health and physiological deference's may influence results.