If your test results indicate that you are Ovary Dominant:

Pituitary and adrenal stress can alter ovarian function and create a hormone imbalance. Estrogen, Progesterone, DHEA and Testosterone can exist in excess or deficiency when glandular physiology is under stress. The most common imbalance occurs when estrogen ratios increase in relationship to the other hormones. Estrogen dominance proliferates fat cell growth thus up-regulating the aromatase enzyme in fat cells that converts testosterone into greater amounts of estrogen.

The additional fat then raises existing estrogen levels and preferentially directs adipose deposits on or around the thighs, buttocks and below the umbilicus (belly button) areas. Increased estrogen ratios can also be linked with bloating, painful cramps, and depression throughout the menstrual cycle. Estrogen imbalance can also have a huge role in bone development due to the regulatory influence over calcium and phosphate movement in the blood stream.

Those with advanced ovary stress may also have altered menstrual bleeding patterns.

This information is for educational purposes only. These statements and resulting report is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Only your doctor can tell if your symptoms are directly related to your endocrine system or another medical condition.