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Understanding the EndoAxis Report

Dr. Liz Bartman

Understanding the EndoAxis Report

In this issue, we’re diving into the intricacies of the EndoAxis report, a powerful algorithm designed to decode hormone health through pattern recognition and detailed analysis. Here, we expand on what the EndoAxis report offers and how it empowers providers with the knowledge needed to optimize hormone health.

What Does Our Report Entail

The EndoAxis report is a comprehensive, algorithm-driven analysis based on the Dutch Complete or Dutch Plus testing. It provides a detailed interpretation of hormone levels and relationships in your patient’s body. The report categorizes hormonal imbalances into 236 unique patterns for women (with over 900 unique comments considering factors like cycle status, bioidentical hormone use, etc.), and 96 unique patterns for men, so each report truly aligns with your patient’s profile.

Highlights of Our Report

Comprehensive Pattern Analysis: Your patient’s results are interpreted through a lens of hormone patterns, such as estrogen dominance with low progesterone, aromatization, and more. This allows us to focus on the specific nuances that define each individual’s hormonal landscape.

Customized Insights and Recommendations: By assessing hormones like estrogen, testosterone, and their metabolites, the report not only highlights current imbalances but also suggests further testing (e.g., thyroid, glucose) to ensure a holistic view.

Clear and Actionable Format: Each report is 11 to 14 pages long, however, the first 2 pages provide the key insights and high-level takeaways, giving you a bird’s-eye view without having to delve into all the details. Additional sections, such as hormone and adrenal insights, allow you to explore specific areas as needed.

Consultations and Supplement Recommendations

The EndoAxis report functions almost as a consultation itself! The detailed breakdown and suggested courses of action make it easy for you to develop a personalized plan, whether it includes lifestyle adjustments &  supplements.

We also flag specific supplements or treatments for conditions that may benefit from additional support, such as hormone detoxification support for elevated estrogen metabolites or adrenal support for cortisol imbalances.

How EndoAxis Helps You Become a Hormone Expert

With the EndoAxis report, you’ll have access to essential hormone-related knowledge at your fingertips. Our analysis helps you determine whether issues like acne are due to systemic androgen levels or local sebaceous gland activity, for example.

This empowers you to make informed decisions on treatment strategies, whether they involve addressing global imbalances or targeting localized concerns.

Turning Complexity into Simplicity

EndoAxis simplifies hormone complexity, transforming advanced biochemical data into digestible insights and actionable steps. It’s like having a roadmap to your patient’s hormone health—whether you’re new to hormone care or an experienced provider looking for a streamlined approach.

EndoAxis is here to support you in offering the highest standard of personalized hormone care. If you’re ready to start incorporating our report into your practice or have questions about our services, don’t hesitate to reach out.

Stay tuned for more insights in our next issue, where we’ll be exploring cutting-edge strategies for managing hormone health!

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Dr. Liz Bartman
Director of Clinical Sciences and Education
Dr. Liz is a naturopathic doctor with over a decade’s worth of experience in functional medicine. She currently serves as the Director of Clinical Sciences and Education for an exciting new company called EndoAxis. Having worked in Urgent Care prior to opening her private practice, Dr. Liz is well-versed in conventional standards of care and enjoys bridging the gaps of treatments and research in both the conventional and functional fields to provide tailored, evidence-based therapies to her patients. She graduated from the National University of Naturopathic Medicine, followed by the completion of a 2-year residency in Portland, OR. She maintains a practice in Salem, OR with a focus on hormone optimization and graceful aging through an epigenetic and nutrigenomic lens. She is finalizing her advanced certification in genetics and genomic medicine through Stanford and has sought additional training to broaden her professional pursuits in areas including advanced functional nutrition, nutrigenomics, environmental health, and botanical research. Having previously worked as an educational consultant at Precision Analytical, she has educated and consulted with physicians from around the world on complex hormone cases and has spoken professionally about hormone health, environmental toxin impacts on health, and nutrigenomic medicine.
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