59 hormone and specialty tests analysed. Simple to understand. Easy to action.

Go beyond “your bloods are normal.”

You’ve done the standard panel. Your GP said everything looks fine. So why do you still feel exhausted, foggy, wired-but-tired, or like your body just isn’t working the way it used to?

Standard blood tests only tell part of the story. The deeper drivers — thyroid dysfunction, sex hormone imbalances, adrenal stress, fertility markers, nutrient deficiencies, and hidden inflammatory triggers — rarely get tested, let alone explained.

This is where most people’s health investigations stop. It’s where ours begins.

Hormones and Specialty Tests takes you further into the markers that actually explain fatigue, mood changes, weight resistance, cycle irregularities, low libido, and fertility struggles — the symptoms that get dismissed because the “basic bloods” came back clear.

Written by Andy Lucas and Dr Miranda Myles, with over 35+ years combined experience working with thousands of patients across hormone health, fertility, and functional medicine.

Presented in the same simple, easy-to-understand format as Book One — now applied to the tests your doctor probably hasn’t ordered.

THIS eBOOK IS PERFECT FOR PRACTITIONERS SPECIALISING IN HORMONE HEALTH, THOSE NAVIGATING FERTILITY OR THYROID CONCERNS, AND ANYONE WHO’S BEEN TOLD THEY’RE “FINE” BUT KNOWS SOMETHING’S OFF.

This eBook covers thyroid function, male and female sex hormones, adrenal and stress hormones, fertility markers, coeliac and gut-related testing, key minerals and vitamins, digestive enzymes, and Epstein-Barr virus markers — the specialty panel that fills in what standard testing leaves out.

As with Book One, you’ll learn to read your results through both a medical and an optimal lens, connect symptoms to what’s actually happening in your biochemistry, and know what steps to take next. Upon completion, this eBook will equip you with the knowledge of:

• What each hormone and specialty test is for
• The difference between medical and optimal ranges — and why “normal” isn’t always optimal
• Causes and symptoms linked back to hormonal imbalances, deficiencies, or hidden dysfunction
• Lifestyle and nutritional strategies to support your results, from thyroid and fertility health through to adrenal recovery