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Hormone Guides

Evidence-based, educational articles on hormonal health and self-advocacy. Not medical advice.

ADAM Score Explained
What the Androgen Deficiency in Aging Males questionnaire measures and how to use it.
TRT Monitoring Basics
What to track on testosterone therapy and which conversations to have with your clinician.

Where to start

Begin with the ADAM score — it turns vague symptoms like low energy, low mood and reduced drive into a structured list you can take to a clinician. Then read the TRT monitoring guide so you know what should be measured, how often, and what to ask.

Tools in the app

ADAM questionnaire
Score yourself in two minutes and keep the result for your next visit.
MRS questionnaire
The Menopause Rating Scale, for tracking symptom severity over time.
HRT matrix
Compare options, routes and considerations side by side.
Wellness & supplements
What the research actually supports — and what it doesn't.

Common questions

What is the ADAM score?

The Androgen Deficiency in Aging Males questionnaire is a 10-question screening tool for symptoms of low testosterone — energy, mood, drive and function. It does not diagnose; it prepares you for a conversation with a clinician.

What should I monitor on TRT?

Blood markers your clinician orders (testosterone, haematocrit, oestradiol and others), how you feel, and any side effects. The TRT monitoring guide lists what to track between visits.

Is HRT right for me?

That is a clinical decision. These tools help you arrive prepared — with scores, tracked symptoms and questions — but treatment decisions belong between you and your doctor.

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