Plain-language guides, reviewed by licensed clinicians. The short version of each one is below.
WEIGHT
The drinking or the using stops, and something fills the space. For a lot of people it's food, sugar and energy drinks, right when sleep and routine are still rebuilding. It's common in early recovery, it isn't weakness, and it responds to a plan the same way anything else does.
KNOW YOUR NUMBERS
Testosterone, blood sugar, liver enzymes, iron. None of them show up in the mirror, and all of them shape how you feel day to day. A baseline panel turns guessing into a list, and a repeat panel later shows what actually changed.
HAIR
Most hair loss in men is genetic and gradual. Stress, iron and thyroid can pile on top. The earlier you act, the more you have to work with, and a clinician can tell the difference between the kinds.
KNOW YOUR NUMBERS
Years of the old life are hard on how the body absorbs and stores nutrients. Low iron, vitamin D and B12 are common, and they can look like being tired all the time. A lab panel is the only way to know which one, if any, is yours.
WEIGHT
Everything. Suboxone, methadone, naltrexone, Vivitrol, anything else. Your clinician plans around all of it, and some combinations matter: we don't offer weight medications that contain naltrexone because they can cause withdrawal if you take opioid medication.
THE KIT
Order a panel, a licensed clinician approves it, and the kit arrives with one page of instructions. A small upper-arm device collects the sample in a few seconds, you won't see a needle, and the return mailer is prepaid.
Questions the guides don't cover are on the FAQ page.