Everlywell Metabolism Test - at-Home Collection Kit - Accurate Results from a CLIA-Certified Lab Within Days - Ages 18+

KNOW YOUR BODY
People always talk about having a healthy metabolism, but how do you know if yours is healthy? The EverlyWell at-home Metabolism Test is a quick and easy way to measure the hormonal levels in your body that affect your metabolism and whether or not your metabolism is functioning as it should.

HORMONAL INFLUENCE
Metabolism is a complex process and can be influenced by hormones that may affect weight gain and energy levels. Other symptoms include increased body fat, decreased muscle mass, or sleep disturbance. Discover if your hormone levels and metabolism are the cause with the EverlyWell at-home Metabolism Test kit.

WHAT IS MEASURED
Our test kits evaluate your blood and saliva for levels of cortisol, free testosterone, and thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH). Cortisol regulates the release of glucose as a main source of the body's fuel that keeps us functioning during the day. Testosterone is produced by the adrenal cortex and when it's not bound to protein, it's a biologically active form of the hormone. TSH is responsible for controlling hormonal production near the thyroid gland and is considered a sensitive marker during medical screenings.

COLLECTION METHOD
Once your kit arrives at your doorstep, enter the barcode included at EverlyWell.com. Complete the simple finger prick blood and saliva collection and return with prepaid shipping. After they are processed at a CLIA-certified lab, the results are reviewed by an independent board-certified physician located in your state.

TOP QUALITY RESULTS
Your results will be available for viewing on our secure platform within days! The results contain your levels of each marker tested and provide insight into how they compare to the appropriate standards. If your levels do indicate you need further discussion or you want to ensure your GP is fully up to date on your health, you can easily download your results to share them directly with your physician.