Insulin resistance is a condition in which cells lose sensitivity to insulin, resulting in glucose not being able to effectively enter the cells. The questionnaire helps identify the characteristic clinical and metabolic…
Online tests and questionnaires focused on the function of the hormonal and endocrine system. They are designed to identify signs of imbalance in the thyroid gland, adrenal glands, sex hormones, and carbohydrate metabolism, which may manifest as fatigue, weight changes, mood fluctuations, and altered stress adaptation. The results help orient you toward possible hormonal imbalances, assess the impact of stress and metabolic factors, and understand which areas may require closer analysis and professional evaluation.
Hormones & Endocrine System
Assessment of symptoms that may indicate iodine deficiency — a key trace element for the synthesis of thyroid hormones, energy metabolism, and thermoregulation.
Assessment of potential signs of reduced thyroid function.
Answer YES or NO to the questions, evaluating your condition over the past 6 months.
Answer YES or NO to the questions, evaluating your condition over the last 6 months.
Answer YES or NO to the questions, assessing your condition over the last 6 months.
Answer YES or NO to the questions, evaluating your condition over the past 6 months.
Answer YES or NO to the questions, assessing your condition over the last 6 months.
Answer YES or NO to the questions, evaluating your condition over the last 6 months.
Answer Yes or No to the questions, evaluating your own condition over the past 6 months.
This test is deemed a fallacy and does not provide reliable results.
The daily average temperature test proposed by Dr. Rind is used as a way to track the stability of metabolic and hormonal processes.Despite the popularity of the method, it cannot be considered…
This test is deemed a fallacy and does not provide reliable results.
The white line test of Sergent is one of the oldest methods for assessing cutaneous-vascular reaction. It was proposed by the French physician Emil Sergent in 1917 and was long used as…
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