The MyBody-X Hormoncheck Frauen measures hormones like estrogen, progesterone, cortisol, and thyroid markers, typically from a saliva or blood sample. When interpreting results for sleep, caution is essential: hormones fluctuate diurnally (e.g., cortisol peaks in the morning) and across the menstrual cycle. A single snapshot cannot diagnose sleep disorders or justify hormone therapy. The evidence linking specific hormone levels to sleep quality is moderate to weak, and lifestyle factors (stress, diet, exercise) strongly influence both. The test is not a diagnostic tool. For persistent sleep issues, consult a physician or endocrinologist. Consider repeated measurements at consistent cycle phases for more reliable trends. Evidence: practice/unclear.
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