
Why do I constantly feel stressed?
Chronic stress disrupts hormones, depletes essential nutrients, and impairs recovery. Identify the biological markers of stress to regain balance and resilience.
Why it matters
Chronic stress doesn't just affect your mental state—it has measurable impacts on your physiology. Elevated cortisol, depleted DHEA-S, and nutrient deficiencies can all result from prolonged stress, leading to poor recovery, increased injury risk, and declining performance.
Athletes face unique stressors from intense training, competition pressure, and recovery demands. When cortisol remains chronically elevated, it suppresses immune function, breaks down muscle tissue, and disrupts sleep—all critical for athletic performance.
Testing stress biomarkers reveals whether your body is coping with stress effectively or if you're in a state of chronic stress that requires intervention through nutrition, supplementation, training modifications, or lifestyle changes.
Biomarkers we test
Cortisol
Primary stress hormone that impacts recovery and performance
DHEA-S
AdvancedCounterbalances cortisol and supports stress resilience
Magnesium
Essential mineral depleted by stress, affects muscle and nerve function
Vitamin B6
AdvancedCritical for neurotransmitter production and stress response
Vitamin B12
Supports nervous system health and energy under stress
Folate
AdvancedWorks with B vitamins to manage stress hormones