FEEL LIKE YOURSELF AGAIN
with Horome Replacement Therapy for Women
Hormone levels decline with age and so does how you feel.
Fatigue, mood swings, weight gain, and brain fog are just a few signs of hormonal imbalance.
Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT) restores your hormones to optimal levels using compounds that closely match those naturally produced by your body.
UNDERSTAND WHERE YOUR BODY STANDS BEFORE YOU DECIDE WHAT’S NEXT
Is Hormone Therapy Right For You?
The Stats That Matter
of women experience hormone imbalance
symptoms between the ages of 35–55
with hormonal imbalance are misdiagnosed...
with depression or insomnia first
feel unprepared for menopause
and its impact on their body and mind
1 in 5
women who report symptoms
ever get treatment for hormonal imbalance
Bridging the Gap
in
Women's Hormone Health
You don’t have to suffer in silence. We’re here to change the narrative.
Accurate
Testing
Testing
Also means accurate answers
We use in-depth lab panels to uncover the real source of your symptoms so you’re not misdiagnosed with anxiety, depression, or “just aging.”
Expert-Led
Care
Care
We know more than just menopause
Our specialists understand female hormone health and not just for menopause, but the full picture from perimenopause to postmenopause.
From Lab to
Your Door
Your Door
Convenience without compromise
Your prescriptions are shipped directly to you. We handle everything from prescription refills and lab work to follow-up visits.
Personalized
Adjustments
Adjustments
Your body doesn’t stay the same
Your hormone levels shift over time. We monitor your progress and fine-tune your treatment as needed, so you always get what works best for you.

Real Stories from Women
“I am happy to report that I feel like a new woman!”
This experience has been life changing. I started with HRT due to extreme fatigue,
hot flashes, night sweats, and mood swings. Six months later, I am happy to report that I feel like a new woman! After my hormones were balanced I reached out for weight loss support. I started on that protocol and have already lost 9 pounds in 6 weeks. Couldn’t be more grateful for Androgenix and their helpful and supportive staff. Thank you!
Cheyenne Young, AGE
“I can’t wait to feel even better”
Amazing experience that was informative , quick, and simple . There was clear communication and direction from the beginning of the process until the very end. I was feeling great, but I can’t wait to feel even better.
Brogan Morris, AGE
“I struggled to lose weight for years.”
I tried everything. Worked out constantly. Always ate healthy. Nothing worked. I finally got bloodwork done with Androgenix and they helped me figure out what my body needed to finally let go of that extra weight! I’m down 20 pounds and feel great!
Heather Saba, AGE
“I wish I would have done this sooner.”
Zach is super knowledgeable with HRT, Jacquelyn is by far the best at making you feel comfortable and welcomed, she is also great at drawing blood! No need to be nervous 🙂 I’ve noticed considerable positive changes in my health and mood after short 3 months of Hormone therapy here. This was the best investment I could have done for myself. I wish I would have done this sooner.
Heather Saba, AGE
Why choose Androgenix?

OTHER CLINICS
We’ve spent 10+ years perfecting a handful of highly effective treatments.
Offer a wide menu of services with limited expertise in each.
Each treatment plan is tailored to your body, goals, and lifestyle.
Cookie-cutter protocols that don’t account for individual needs.
Medications delivered to your door, and expert staff guiding you every step.
Minimal support after prescription.
Our bioidentical hormone therapies are based on the latest research, ensuring safe and effective treatment.
Rely on outdated, one-size-fits-all hormone treatments.
Everything You Need To Know
Estrogen
Estrogen: The Master Regulator
What it is:
A sex hormone primarily produced in ovaries (women), testes (men), adrenal glands, and fat tissue.
Three key forms:
- Estradiol (E2): Most potent (critical for reproduction).
- Estrone (E1): Dominant after menopause.
- Estriol (E3): Rises during pregnancy.
Key Roles:
🔁 Reproductive Health: Regulates menstrual cycles, uterine growth, and vaginal health.
🧠 Brain Function: Protects neurons, enhances mood, and supports memory.
💓 Cardiovascular: Maintains flexible arteries and healthy cholesterol.
🦴 Bone Density: Slows bone loss by inhibiting osteoclasts (bone-breakdown cells).
🔥 Metabolism: Influences fat storage (especially hips/thighs) and insulin sensitivity.
Imbalance Impacts:
Low Estrogen: Hot flashes, bone loss, vaginal dryness, depression.
High Estrogen: Weight gain, fibrocystic breasts, increased cancer risk.
Thyroid
Thyroid Hormones: Your Metabolic Engine
What they are:
Produced by the thyroid gland (neck).
Two active forms:
- T3 (Triiodothyronine): Biologically active (drives metabolism).
- T4 (Thyroxine): Storage form; converts to T3 in tissues.
Key Roles:
⚡️ Metabolism: Controls how fast cells convert food → energy (BMR).
❤️ Heart & Lungs: Regulates heart rate, blood flow, and breathing.
🧠 Brain Development: Critical for fetal neurodevelopment.
🌡️ Temperature: Maintains body heat via metabolic rate.
🔋 Energy & Weight: Low thyroid = fatigue, weight gain; high thyroid = anxiety, weight loss.
How Production Works:
Hypothalamus releases TRH → signals pituitary.
Pituitary releases TSH → signals thyroid.
Thyroid makes T4/T3 (using iodine + tyrosine).
Imbalance Impacts:
Hypothyroidism (Low): Fatigue, cold intolerance, constipation, hair loss.
Hyperthyroidism (High): Anxiety, tremors, rapid heartbeat, heat intolerance.
Peptides
NAD+
NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide)
Core Function: Essential cellular coenzyme critical for energy metabolism (ATP production), DNA repair, and activating longevity proteins (sirtuins).
Aging & Health Impact: Levels decline by ~50% by middle age, linked to mitochondrial dysfunction, inflammation, and accelerated aging.
Clinical Benefits:
- Cognitive Health: Enhances neuronal function; may slow neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s by reducing oxidative stress.
- Metabolic Support: Improves insulin sensitivity in prediabetes and aids cellular energy production.
- Skin Repair: Topical NAD+ reduces UV damage and psoriasis by promoting DNA repair 15.
Delivery Methods: IV infusions (fast absorption), oral supplements (NR/NMN precursors), or nasal gels.
Safety: Mild side effects (flushing, headaches); avoid with antipsychotics or insulin due to interactions
GLP-1
GLP-1 Agonists (Semaglutide) for Medical Weight Loss
Mechanism: Mimics glucagon-like peptide-1 to regulate appetite, slow gastric emptying, and boost insulin sensitivity.
Efficacy:
- Average weight loss: 15–20% of body weight in obesity trials (STEP program).
- Reduces cardiovascular risk by 26% in type 2 diabetes.
Administration: Weekly injections (Wegovy®) or daily oral tablets (Rybelsus®).
Side Effects: Nausea, diarrhea (usually transient); contraindicated in thyroid cancer or pancreatitis history
DHEA
DHEA (Dehydroepiandrosterone)
Role: Precursor to testosterone/estrogen; peaks in 20s, declines with age.
Claims vs. Evidence:
Anti-Aging: Limited proof; no significant reversal of aging markers.
Depression/Vaginal Atrophy: Modest benefits in small studies.
Risks: Acne, hair loss, hormonal cancers (prostate/breast); banned in sports.
Guidance: Use only under supervision for specific conditions (e.g., adrenal insufficiency)
Hormone Testing
Testosterone: Total (bound + free, best before 10 AM) and Free (biologically active).
Estradiol: Critical for interpreting testosterone availability; measured alongside SHBG.
Progesterone: Essential for menstrual cycle, pregnancy, and hormonal balance.
IGF-1: Key marker for growth hormone activity and metabolic health.
Thyroid: Comprehensive evaluation (TSH, T3, T4).
DHEA: Adrenal hormone indicator, often measured as DHEA-S.
Confirms hypogonadism, PCOS (high testosterone in women), or adrenal disorders.
Include cortisol and additional specialized tests (e.g., full thyroid antibodies, pregnenolone) for comprehensive assessment.
TRT
Testosterone is a hormone found in humans and other animals. In men, the testicles produce testosterone. Testosterone is also made by women’s ovaries but in much smaller amounts. Secreted by the adrenal glands, testes, and ovaries, testosterone contributes to many aspects of healthy living.