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Which pathway addresses low energy?

Short answer

Low energy is the most common routing signal. Provider review screens thyroid, iron, B12, vitamin D, and sleep first. Persistent cases route to TRT, BHRT, or NAD+ based on candidacy.

Reviewed by Dr. Laura PurdyMay 29, 2026

Full answer

Low energy is screened against thyroid, ferritin, vitamin D, B12, A1C, and sleep before any pathway. Reversible inputs are corrected first. Men with confirmed low total/free testosterone whose energy, drive, and recovery match are evaluated for Testosterone Optimization. Women in peri/menopause with matching biomarkers are evaluated for BHRT. Patients with longevity-axis goals and cellular-decline patterns are evaluated for NAD+. Every initiation requires the standardized biomarker panel and synchronous video review.

Educational. Not a substitute for individualized provider review.

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