MyBody-X's Hormoncheck Frauen measures hormones like estrogen, progesterone, cortisol, and possibly melatonin. Imbalances can affect sleep – for instance, low progesterone or high cortisol often contribute to insomnia or poor sleep quality. However, the evidence is mostly mechanistic: hormonal fluctuations across the menstrual cycle or due to stress are normal, and a single test provides only a snapshot. No robust clinical trials show that supplementing based on this test significantly improves sleep. The test is most useful when you have specific symptoms (e.g., cycle irregularities, severe PMS, menopausal sleep issues) and under medical guidance. Without a doctor's interpretation, you risk unnecessary interventions. For best results, take the test at a standardized time (e.g., fasting in the morning) and discuss results with a gynecologist or endocrinologist.
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