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By Red Leaf Wellness|2025-03-09T14:13:05-06:00March 9, 2025|

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ABOUT RED LEAF WELLNESS

At Red Leaf Wellness, we take a holistic approach to health, offering Acupuncture, Massage Therapy, Functional Medicine, Naturopathic Medicine, and Nurse Practitioner-led Primary Care. Based in Edmonton and serving the surrounding community, we provide in-person care as well as virtual care services across Canada, ensuring that our personalized, integrative health solutions are accessible no matter where you live. Whether in-clinic or through telehealth, we blend Eastern, natural, and Western medical practices to support your overall well-being.

We respectfully acknowledge that our physical clinic resides within Treaty Six Territory, the traditional land of the nêhiyaw (Cree), Dené, Anishinaabe, Nakota Isga, and Niitsitapi peoples, as well as the homeland of the Métis Nation and one of the largest Inuit communities south of the 60th parallel. We are proud to extend our care across Canada, reaching diverse communities from coast to coast through our virtual services. We honor the histories, cultures, and contributions of all Indigenous Peoples across the territories we serve, as we continue to promote health and wellness for all.

Our Services

Acupuncture
Chinese Herbal Medicine
Clinical Hypnotherapy
Functional Medicine
Massage Therapy
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Restore+ Hormone Health Self-Assessment

This self-assessment helps identify potential hormonal imbalances that may be affecting your energy, mood, metabolism, and overall well-being. Your responses will provide valuable insights, but please remember that this tool is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Upon completing the assessment, you'll receive your results via email, helping you better understand your current hormonal health. For a personalized care plan, we recommend scheduling a complimentary Discovery Call with one of our Care Navigators to discuss your results and next steps. Let’s get started on your path to feeling better!

Estrogen

Estrogen is a key hormone in regulating the menstrual cycle, maintaining reproductive tissues, and supporting overall health in both women and men. It plays a vital role in maintaining bone density, skin elasticity, and cardiovascular health. Imbalances in estrogen can lead to symptoms such as hot flashes, mood swings, hair thinning, and changes in menstrual flow. This section aims to identify symptoms that may be linked to estrogen deficiency or imbalance, helping to assess the need for hormone evaluation or treatment.

Have you noticed a thinning of hair on your scalp?

~ Estrogen supports hair growth, and lower levels can contribute to thinning hair across all genders.

Are vertical wrinkles forming above your upper lip?

~ Estrogen helps maintain skin elasticity; decreased levels can lead to wrinkles.

Have you noticed a change in chest tissue firmness or shape?

~ Estrogen affects the firmness and shape of chest tissue in all genders, leading to changes with reduced levels.

Have you noticed increased hair growth on your face, such as on the chin or upper lip?

~ Lower estrogen levels can contribute to increased facial hair growth across all genders.

Do you frequently experience dry or irritated eyes?

~ Low estrogen levels can reduce tear production, leading to dryness or irritation.

Do you feel physically or mentally tired throughout the day, despite adequate rest?

~ Fatigue is a common symptom of low estrogen, affecting energy levels and overall vitality.

Have you experienced sudden feelings of warmth or sweating, such as hot flashes?

~ Estrogen imbalances can cause hot flashes or sudden warmth, which can affect all genders.

Do you often feel low mood, sadness, or depression?

~ Estrogen influences mood regulation, and low levels can contribute to feelings of sadness or depression.

If applicable, have you noticed irregular menstrual cycles, with intervals shorter than 27 days or longer than 31 days?

~ Irregular cycles can be a sign of fluctuating estrogen levels, applicable to menstruating individuals.

If applicable, is your menstrual flow lighter than it used to be?

~ For menstruating individuals, reduced estrogen levels can lead to lighter periods.

Is there a decrease in your sexual desire or libido?

~ Estrogen contributes to sexual desire, and lower levels can affect libido across all genders.

Progesterone

Progesterone is a crucial hormone for stabilizing mood, regulating sleep, and preparing the body for pregnancy in women. It also contributes to balancing the effects of estrogen in the body. Low progesterone levels can lead to symptoms like anxiety, sleep disturbances, bloating, and heavy or irregular periods. This section evaluates symptoms associated with potential progesterone deficiency, aiding in a more comprehensive assessment of hormonal health.

Have you noticed swelling or increased fullness in your chest area?

~ Progesterone can affect chest tissue, leading to swelling or tenderness across all genders.

Do you frequently feel anxious or nervous?

~ Low progesterone can contribute to anxiety and feelings of restlessness.

Do you find that your sleep is frequently restless or interrupted?

~ Progesterone helps regulate sleep, and low levels can lead to insomnia or frequent waking.

Are you often described by others as feeling more agitated or irritable?

~ Progesterone plays a role in mood stability, and deficiencies may result in increased irritability.

If applicable, do you experience chest tenderness or swelling before your period?

~ For menstruating individuals, progesterone fluctuations can cause chest tenderness before menstruation.

Is your abdomen frequently bloated or swollen?

~ Low progesterone can lead to water retention and bloating, especially before menstruation.

Do you often feel irritable or aggressive, particularly before your period?

~ Irritability is a common symptom of low progesterone, often linked to PMS.

Do you struggle to control your emotions, especially during stressful situations?
~ Progesterone helps stabilize emotions, so low levels can lead to heightened emotional reactivity.

If applicable, have your periods been heavier than usual?
~ For menstruating individuals, low progesterone can lead to heavier periods.

If applicable, have your periods become longer or more painful?
~ Progesterone imbalances can cause longer or more painful periods in menstruating individuals.

Thyroid

The thyroid gland regulates metabolism, energy levels, and body temperature. It plays a significant role in maintaining overall health, including heart function, digestion, and brain development. Imbalances in thyroid hormones, such as hypothyroidism or hyperthyroidism, can lead to a wide range of symptoms, from fatigue and weight gain to mood swings and cold sensitivity. This section assesses symptoms commonly associated with thyroid hormone deficiency to determine if further evaluation is necessary.

Are you more sensitive to cold temperatures than those around you?
~ Increased sensitivity to cold is a common sign of hypothyroidism, as thyroid hormones regulate body temperature.

Are your hands and feet frequently cold, even in warm environments?
~ Cold extremities are often linked to low thyroid function, affecting blood circulation and temperature regulation.

Is your face puffy or swollen, especially in the morning?
~ Puffy face and swollen eyelids can be symptoms of hypothyroidism, which can cause fluid retention.

Do you gain weight easily, even with a consistent diet and exercise routine?
~ Weight gain or difficulty losing weight can be linked to reduced metabolic activity due to low thyroid hormone levels.

Is your skin unusually dry?
~ Dry skin is a common symptom of low thyroid function, as thyroid hormones help maintain skin moisture.

Do you struggle to wake up or feel excessively groggy in the morning?
~ Fatigue and morning grogginess can result from hypothyroidism, which slows metabolism and energy production.

Do you feel more tired when resting than when you are active?
~ Feeling more tired at rest than during activity can be linked to a slowed metabolism caused by low thyroid hormones.

Are you frequently constipated?
~ Constipation is often a symptom of hypothyroidism, as low thyroid function can slow down digestion.

Are your joints stiff in the morning?
~ Stiff joints, especially upon waking, can be a result of low thyroid hormone levels, which affect muscle and joint function.

Do you feel like you’re moving in slow motion or have slowed reactions?
~ Low thyroid hormones can slow physical and mental responses, creating a feeling of sluggishness.

Testosterone

Testosterone is a key hormone for both men and women, affecting muscle mass, bone density, libido, mood, and overall energy levels. While it is commonly associated with male characteristics, it is also critical for female health. Testosterone deficiency can lead to a decrease in muscle tone, weight gain, fatigue, and reduced sexual desire. This section assesses symptoms linked to low testosterone levels to determine if further evaluation or hormone support may be needed.

Have you noticed a loss of muscle tone or strength over time?
~ Testosterone supports muscle growth and maintenance, so low levels can lead to muscle loss or weakness in all genders.

Have you experienced an increase in abdominal fat or weight gain around your belly?
~ Testosterone deficiency can cause fat redistribution, particularly in the abdominal area.

Have you noticed that your face appears slack or more wrinkled than before?
~ Testosterone helps maintain skin elasticity, and reduced levels can lead to increased slackness and wrinkles.

Do you often feel physically tired, even with adequate rest?
~ Testosterone plays a role in overall energy levels, and low levels can lead to persistent fatigue in all individuals.

Have you noticed a decrease in sexual desire or interest?
~ Testosterone is crucial for maintaining libido, and reduced levels can cause a decrease in sexual interest across all genders.

Have you noticed increased fatty tissue or fullness in your chest area?
~ Testosterone deficiency can lead to fat redistribution, resulting in increased fatty tissue in the chest for all genders.

Have you experienced reduced confidence or increased hesitation in decision-making?
~ Low testosterone can influence mood and self-assurance, potentially causing reduced confidence in all individuals.

Have you experienced a decrease in sexual satisfaction or performance?
~ Testosterone affects sexual performance and satisfaction, including arousal, stamina, and overall satisfaction, in all genders.

Have you experienced sudden hot flashes or episodes of excessive sweating?
~ Hot flashes can occur with significant testosterone deficiency, similar to other hormonal imbalances.

Do you find yourself tiring more quickly during physical activity or exercise than before?
~ Low testosterone can reduce stamina and endurance, leading to quicker fatigue during physical exertion in all individuals.

DHEA

DHEA (Dehydroepiandrosterone) is a hormone produced by the adrenal glands and is a precursor to other hormones like testosterone and estrogen. It plays a critical role in maintaining muscle mass, bone density, mood, and overall vitality. Imbalances in DHEA can result in symptoms such as muscle loss, dry skin, fatigue, and decreased libido. This section assesses symptoms commonly associated with low DHEA levels to help determine if further evaluation or hormone support is needed.

Have you noticed that your hair is drier or more brittle than usual?
~ DHEA supports healthy hair, and low levels can lead to increased dryness or brittleness.

Do you experience dry skin or eyes?
~ DHEA helps maintain moisture in the skin and mucous membranes, so lower levels can lead to dryness.

Have you noticed that your muscles are becoming flabby or losing tone?
~ DHEA contributes to muscle maintenance, and lower levels can cause loss of muscle tone.

Have you experienced increased fat accumulation around your belly?
~ Low DHEA can contribute to fat redistribution, particularly in the abdominal area.

Have you noticed reduced hair growth under your arms?
~ DHEA is involved in body hair growth, and low levels can lead to less underarm hair.

Have you noticed reduced pubic hair growth?
~ Reduced DHEA can affect pubic hair growth, leading to decreased hair density.

Is there less fatty tissue in the pubic area than before?
~ DHEA helps maintain fatty padding in certain areas, and low levels can cause decreased fat in the pubic region.

Have you noticed a reduction in your natural body scent during arousal?
~ DHEA contributes to body odor, particularly during sexual arousal, and lower levels can reduce this scent.

Have you noticed a decrease in your libido or sexual desire?
~ DHEA contributes to sexual desire, and low levels can cause a decline in libido.

Do you have a lower tolerance for loud noise than before?
~ Low DHEA levels can increase sensitivity to stimuli like loud noise.

Cortisol

Cortisol, often referred to as the "stress hormone," is produced by the adrenal glands and plays a significant role in managing stress, metabolism, inflammation, and blood sugar levels. Imbalances in cortisol, whether too high or too low, can affect energy levels, mood, weight, and overall health. This section assesses symptoms related to potential cortisol imbalances, helping to determine if further evaluation or hormone support may be beneficial.

Have you noticed that your face appears thinner or more gaunt?
~ Low cortisol can lead to fat redistribution, causing a thinner appearance, especially in the face.

Have you been described as looking 'skinny' by friends or family?
~ Cortisol imbalance can contribute to unintentional weight loss, which may be noticed by others.

Do you experience eczema, psoriasis, or other skin rashes?
~ Cortisol plays a role in immune response and inflammation, with low levels potentially leading to skin issues.

Do you experience a rapid heartbeat, even without exertion?
~ Cortisol helps regulate cardiovascular function, and low levels can result in palpitations or rapid heartbeat.

Is your blood pressure often lower than normal?
~ Low cortisol can cause hypotension, leading to persistently low blood pressure.

Do you often crave salty or sugary foods?
~ Cravings for salt or sugar can be a sign of low cortisol, as the body seeks quick energy and electrolyte balance.

Do you experience digestive problems like nausea, bloating, or pain?
~ Cortisol affects digestive function, and imbalances can cause symptoms like bloating or digestive upset.

Are you prone to allergies or allergic reactions?
~ Cortisol has anti-inflammatory properties, so low levels can make the body more prone to allergic reactions.

Do you frequently feel stressed out, even in situations that were previously manageable?
~ Low cortisol can reduce the body’s ability to handle stress, making routine stressors feel more overwhelming.

Do you find yourself becoming easily confused or having trouble focusing?
~ Cortisol helps with mental clarity and focus, so low levels can contribute to confusion or brain fog.

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Estrogen Score
Estrogen Section Score Interpretation 10 or less: Satisfactory Level Your current estrogen levels may be within a healthy range, as indicated by the absence or low frequency of symptoms. 11-20: Possible Estrogen Deficiency Your score suggests some potential signs of low estrogen, such as mood changes, dry skin, or irregular cycles. Consider a consultation for further evaluation. 21 or more: Probable Estrogen Deficiency Your score indicates that you are likely experiencing significant estrogen deficiency symptoms, such as frequent hot flashes, low libido, or fatigue. It's advisable to consult with a healthcare professional for a comprehensive evaluation.

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Progesterone Score
Progesterone Section Score Interpretation For All Individuals: 10 or less: Satisfactory Level Your progesterone levels may be adequate, with minimal related symptoms. 11-20: Possible Progesterone Imbalance Symptoms such as sleep disturbances, mood swings, or abdominal bloating suggest potential low progesterone. Consider a further evaluation. 21 or more: Probable Progesterone Imbalance Significant symptoms, like mood instability, poor sleep, or swelling, suggest a likely progesterone deficiency, warranting a medical review. For Menstruating Individuals: The same scoring ranges apply, but additional symptoms like heavier periods or increased premenstrual irritability may further suggest progesterone-related issues.

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Thyroid Score
Thyroid Section Score Interpretation 10 or less: Satisfactory Level Your thyroid function may be within a normal range, indicated by minimal related symptoms like consistent energy levels or stable weight. 11-20: Possible Thyroid Hormone Imbalance Symptoms such as fatigue, weight changes, or cold sensitivity suggest potential thyroid dysfunction. A more detailed evaluation is recommended. 21 or more: Probable Thyroid Hormone Imbalance Your score indicates significant symptoms of low thyroid function, like persistent fatigue, sluggish metabolism, or dry skin, suggesting the need for medical review.

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Testosterone Score
Testosterone Section Score Interpretation For All Individuals: 5 or less: Satisfactory Level Testosterone levels may be adequate, with minimal symptoms. 6-10: Possible Testosterone Imbalance Symptoms such as reduced energy, muscle tone, or libido suggest potential low testosterone. 11 or more: Probable Testosterone Imbalance Your score suggests significant testosterone-related symptoms, like decreased strength, mood changes, or libido, warranting a medical review. For Men: 10 or less: Satisfactory Level Minimal symptoms suggest adequate testosterone levels. 11-20: Possible Testosterone Imbalance Symptoms such as reduced strength, confidence, or sexual performance suggest potential testosterone deficiency. 21 or more: Probable Testosterone Imbalance High scores indicate significant testosterone deficiency symptoms, suggesting further evaluation is needed.

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DHEA Score
DHEA Section Score Interpretation 10 or less: Satisfactory Level Your DHEA levels may be adequate, with few symptoms noted. 11-20: Possible DHEA Imbalance Symptoms like dry skin, muscle weakness, or reduced libido suggest potential low DHEA. 21 or more: Probable DHEA Imbalance High scores indicate significant symptoms of low DHEA, such as fatigue, poor stress tolerance, or low sexual desire, warranting further review.

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Cortisol Score
Cortisol Section Score Interpretation 10 or less: Satisfactory Level Your cortisol levels may be balanced, with minimal related symptoms like stable energy and stress tolerance. 11-20: Possible Cortisol Imbalance Symptoms like fatigue, cravings, or low blood pressure suggest potential low cortisol levels. 21 or more: Probable Cortisol Imbalance High scores indicate significant cortisol-related symptoms, such as poor stress tolerance, digestive issues, or low energy, warranting a medical evaluation.

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