Hormones are essential because they regulate nearly every function in the body, including metabolism, growth, repair, mood, reproduction, and overall homeostasis (balance and wellbeing).
When hormone production levels decline in men and women as we age, unwanted symptoms can occur such as:
Have you ever been told “your levels are normal – those symptoms are just part of getting older”? Symptoms of hormone imbalance are often overlooked unless your provider is a hormone specialist.
Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT) is a method of delivering hormones to men and women to achieve an optimum hormone state.
Hormone pellets, about the size of a grain of rice, are inserted under the skin where they release a continuous supply of hormones using only what’s needed by the body.
“Bioidentical” hormones are molecularly identical to those naturally produced by the body. Hormone pellet therapy can be a more efficient method of hormone absorption and provides consistent levels over a longer period of time—replacing frequent injections, gels or creams. A single treatment can last from 3 to 6 months.
As hormone levels are adjusted and restored to optimal levels, men and women report relief from symptoms associated with aging including:
Discuss your symptoms with your certified hormone provider. If you’re a BJRT candidate, a simple blood test will provide information about your hormone levels.
If hormone imbalance is identified, your provider may discuss ways to optimize your hormone levels, including bioidentical hormone replacement therapy.
Hormone “pellets’ are placed under the skin and begin to dynamically send hormones to the body as needed. Patients may experience symptom relief in as little as one week. Pellets typically last between 3 and 6 months, depending on daily activity level.
Don’t take our word for it. Hear what real Purepell patients are saying about their experiences with bioidentical hormone optimization.
Most insurance plans don’t cover the cost of bioidentical hormone replacement therapy. However, many will still help pay for the basics you need before starting treatment—such as routine blood work, mammograms, or Pap smears.
We currently accept the following insurances:
