A free guide · for women asking better questions
You suspect your hormones are part of the picture.
You're probably right.
If you've been told your labs are normal but your body keeps telling you otherwise — you're not imagining it. You don't need to convince anyone your symptoms are real. You need a clearer map, the right labs to ask for, and language that gets you taken seriously in the room.
That's what this is for.
Before we begin
Your nervous system already knows.
Let's give your bloodwork a chance to catch up.
You've been told it's stress. You've been told you're too young. You've been told your numbers look fine, take some magnesium, get more sleep, try again in six months.
And still — the fatigue, the brain fog, the cycles that have started doing something new, the sleep that doesn't restore you, the feeling that something has shifted and no one is helping you name it.
One number is a sentence. A pattern is the story.
— and you deserve someone who reads the whole story.
Start here · 3 minutes
Find your hormone type.
Twenty questions. Real answers.
You'll get a primary type and a secondary type — because most women fit more than one — along with the specific labs to request and the exact words to bring into your next appointment.
You know something is off. You deserve a real answer.
If your labs keep coming back "normal" but your body is telling a different story — you are in the right place.
You're exhausted. Your sleep is off. Your cycle, your mood, your energy — something has changed, and no one has given you a clear answer for why.
You are not imagining it. Your body is not broken. It is responding to something real — and the right starting point depends on where you are in your hormonal life.
This short guide will help you find your hormone type and tell you exactly what to ask for next. Twenty questions, about four minutes. You'll receive a primary type and a secondary type, because most women fit more than one.
Here's where you are.
A primary type, a secondary type, and the exact conversation to bring into your next appointment.
The labs worth asking about:
How to know which one to lead with
You have been searching long enough. Let's find the answers together.
Your two free guides — I Want My Hormones Checked and The HRT Guide — include your stage-specific lab panel, the exact words to say to your doctor, and an appointment prep worksheet. Grab them both below.
Get my free guides →And if you'd like a guide who can read your labs as a pattern — not a snapshot — and address the nervous system layer underneath every hormone shift, this is what we do every day.
Book your free discovery callone number is a sentence.
a pattern is the story.
Inside the two guides
Built to be printed.
Built to be used.
These are not lists of generic wellness tips. They're the guides I wish every woman walked into her doctor's office holding — clear, specific, and rooted in what actually changes the conversation.
You'll know which labs to request, when in your cycle to draw them, what to say when you're told you're fine — and, when you're ready, how to have a real conversation about hormone therapy.
Foundational lab panels for every stage
From CBC to ApoB to fasting insulin — what to request and why it matters at your stage.
Cycle-day timing for hormone labs
The right day for FSH, estradiol, progesterone — and what to do if your cycles are irregular or absent.
Word-for-word scripts
Exactly what to say to request the workup — and what to say when you're dismissed.
An appointment prep worksheet
A page to fill in before you go — your symptoms, your cycle day, your top question, the labs you want.
A clear-eyed guide to HRT
Delivery methods explained plainly, what to test before starting, and the bigger strategy HRT lives inside.
Rule out before you ramp up
The common things that look exactly like a hormone problem — and why they need to be checked first.
A note on what's underneath
Your body is not broken.
It is doing its best to adapt
to an overwhelming load.
Chronic symptoms are not a life sentence. They are a signal asking to be understood.
When you understand what your body is responding to, healing becomes possible — and the labs are one of the languages your body speaks.
Two free guides · one download
Everything you need to walk in prepared —
and to know what comes next.
Enter your name and email once, and we'll send you both guides together. Print them, mark them up, and bring them with you.
Guide one · 41 pages
I Want My Hormones Checked.
The doctor-prep guide for every stage — the labs to request, the timing each one needs, and the words to use when you're told you're fine.
Guide two · the HRT companion
The HRT Guide.
For when you're ready to go further — what to know before the conversation, what to test first, and the bigger strategy HRT lives inside.
Both guides arrive in your inbox together. We send a few thoughtful follow-ups, and you can unsubscribe anytime.
If self-directed reading isn't enough
You've been searching for answers long enough.
Let's find them together.
When you're ready for more than a guide — when you want someone to read the whole story of your body alongside you — a discovery call is where we begin. No pressure. Just a real conversation about what's been going on and whether this work is the right fit.
Book your free discovery call
Helen Parde · LMT, Functional Genomics Analyst
Whole Body & Sole · South Jordan & Herriman, Utah
These guides are educational. They do not replace medical care. The information here is not a diagnosis or a prescription, and is not intended to treat, cure, or prevent any condition. Please discuss any concerns with your physician or qualified healthcare provider.