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What is the purpose of the patient portal?

Welcome to HormoneSynergy®. We know that aging isn’t optional, but optimal aging is. We also know that health and longevity are not merely the absence of disease, but the presence of optimal physical, mental, and emotional well being. HormoneSynergy® provides the most advanced treatments for slowing the effects of aging and cognitive decline, while restoring health and …

How can I improve my patient portal experience?

New Patients. Dr. Retzler is currently accepting select patients in her Portland Oregon office. If you would like to make an appointment, or if you are a new patient and want access to our New and Existing Patient EMR Portal, please fill out our Contact Page and our office staff will contact you to schedule an appointment or give you access to the portal.

What are bioidentical hormones and how do they work?

Our patient portal makes it easy for new patients to access the forms needed prior to your first visit. Existing patients or patients transferring from another practice should also use our Patient Portal to make sure their information is up-to-date, request an appointment or communicate with me and my staff.

New Patients

Dr. Retzler is currently accepting select patients in her Portland Oregon office.

Subcutaneous Hormone Pellet Research

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What is hormonesynergy?

HormoneSynergy is a concierge age management practice following the principles of functional medicine. We focus on the underlying causes of aging and your symptoms or disease process and integrate evidence-based therapies and recommendations based on physiology (how the body works).

What is lab work?

Lab work consisting of hormone evaluation, advanced cardiovascular risk assessment, and if indicated, genetic tests to detect variants in genes that may influence aging, cardiovascular disease, dementia, and cancer risk . You will receive a written interpretation of all results.

What is metabolic syndrome?

Metabolic syndrome is linked to insulin resistance. Insulin is a hormone made by your pancreas that helps control the amount of sugar in your bloodstream. Normally, glucose (sugar) is carried in the bloodstream and delivered to your body's tissues. Insulin enables glucose to enter cells.

What is metabolic recovery?

Metabolic Recovery Support. Metabolic syndrome is linked to insulin resistance. Insulin is a hormone made by your pancreas that helps control the amount of sugar in your bloodstream. Normally, glucose (sugar) is carried in the bloodstream and delivered to your body's tissues. Insulin enables glucose to enter cells.

What are the main organs of the brain?

Your brain is the most complex organ in your body—in fact, there are more connections in your brain than stars in the universe. Your brain contains 100 billion neurons, performing 20 million-billion calculations per second. This is an astonishing amount of activity that takes place with 4 main players: 1 Neurons (nerve cells) power the message 2 Neurotransmitters create the message 3 Receptors receive the message 4 Microglia defend and support brain cells

How many seconds does it take to die from a heart attack?

Every 40 seconds, someone in the US has a stroke. Combining these statistics means that every 36 seconds (approximately the time it took you to read to this point) someone dies from heart and blood vessel diseases.

How many times does the heart beat a day?

The health of your heart and blood vessels is paramount to optimal aging. Your heart beats approximately 100,000 times a day, pumping 1,900 gallons of blood through more than 60,000 miles of blood vessels.

What is preventive cardiology?

The goal of preventive cardiology is to slow vascular aging and minimize injury to blood vessels while enhancing their repair. This includes healing dysfunctional endothelium, stabilizing and reversing plaque, decreasing arterial thickening and stiffness, and decreasing risk factors.

How many neurons are in the brain?

Your brain is the most complex organ in your body—in fact, there are more connections in your brain than stars in the universe. Your brain contains 100 billion neurons, performing 20 million-billion calculations per second.