Treatment Overview

Why is BioID different?

At BioID we carry out a blood test to assess your blood biochemistry and hormone levels, your results will be discussed with you and a bespoke treatment plan will be generated.

We then create bioidentical hormones which are chemically identical to the hormones in your body and therefore do not create unwanted side effects.

We fully customise the dose to suit you and the form in which our hormones can be applied i.e. gels, lozenges or capsules.
Advanced thyroid check
Adrenal hormone function (including cortisol and DHEA)
Sex hormone assessment (progesterone, oestrogen, testosterone, FSH, LH, SHBG)
Vitamin level assessment (Vit D, Vit B12, Folate)

Standard HRT vs BioID

Many women upon experiencing menopausal symptoms will seek help and advice from their GP. Standard HRT may be prescribed to help alleviate and treat these symptoms. Often HRT is prescribed to women without any blood tests taken before starting treatment and therefore specific deficiencies are not identified.

Standard HRT is a combination of oestrogen and a synthetic progesterone-like compound which is not identical to the bodies own hormone. Standard HRT has been developed to be cost effective and used as a standard ‘one size fits all’ symptom-fix for menopausal women. It comes as a standard dose which is not adjusted to the individual patient

More than just standard hormone replacement therapy.A treatment plan tailored to your health & wellbeing

Contact

Contact

Fill out our symptom questionnaire and speak to one of our BioID specialists. 
Consult

Consult

Our process is easy and straight forward – complete your blood test and attend an online prescriber-led consultation to discuss your results and formulate your tailored treatment plan.
Commence

Commence

Your bespoke hormones will be sent directly to your door as either gels, lozenges or capsules with clear instructions of how to use. You will receive a 3-month supply at each delivery.
Continue

Continue

Monthly follow up online consultation and further blood test at 8 – 10 weeks.