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Weight loss is more than just diet and exercise, it’s about understanding your body’s internal mechanisms. This program is designed to help you uncover the hormonal and metabolic factors that may be hindering your progress, leading you to a more effective and sustainable result.
Urine Organic Acids Test: This test evaluates cellular function and metabolism, providing a deep insight into your body’s unique processes.
Thyroid Hormones (TSH, FT4, FT3): These hormones are the key regulators of your metabolism. Imbalances can lead to weight gain and fatigue.
Sex Hormones (Testosterone, Estradiol, Progesterone, Prolactin): The balance of these hormones directly impacts fat distribution and muscle mass.
GH (Growth Hormone): A crucial hormone for fat metabolism and muscle development.
Vitamin D3: This vitamin plays a key role in fat metabolism and hormonal regulation. Deficiency can be a contributing factor to weight gain.
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WellnessME Clinic
Bangkok, Thailand

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