Bioidentical hormone therapy uses hormones with a chemical structure identical to hormones produced by the human body. Treatment may be considered for selected hormone-related symptoms after appropriate medical evaluation.

Your provider reviews your symptoms, medical history, relevant testing, treatment options, and potential risks. FDA-approved hormone products are generally preferred when appropriate; compounded formulations have additional quality and safety considerations.

Treatment: Formulation, monitoring, and follow-up are individualized.

Supplement recommendations begin with an assessment of your diet, health history, medications, and wellness goals.

Rather than relying on a standard supplement routine, your provider considers whether specific vitamins, minerals, or other products may be appropriate and reviews potential interactions.

Treatment: Products and duration depend on individual needs.

Low-dose naltrexone refers to the use of naltrexone at doses lower than those typically used for its FDA-approved indications.

It is being investigated for several conditions, but evidence remains limited for many proposed uses. Your provider discusses its off-label status, potential adverse effects, medication interactions, and whether established alternatives may be preferable.

Treatment: Prescription and monitoring depend on clinical assessment.

Certain vitamins and nutrients may be administered through intramuscular or other prescribed injections when clinically appropriate.

Your provider evaluates whether an injectable form is needed, reviews relevant health information, and explains the selected nutrient, expected purpose, and potential risks.

Treatment: Nutrient selection and injection schedule are individualized.