Resources
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Cortisol Hormometer™ 101: The Ultimate Guide
This guide walks you through how to confidently use Hormometer™—from understanding cortisol and running your first test to avoiding common mistakes and unlocking powerful insights over time.
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The "cortisol cocktail" hack is going viral. Is it help or hype?
Viral “cortisol hacks” reflects a deeper issue: widespread symptoms of cortisol imbalance, and a lack of tools to understand them. While hydration can play a supportive role, the real story is more complex.
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Eli Health Raises $12M USD Series A
Eli Health is building the real-time interface to the human body. Our Series A fundraise helps us run faster, scaling production of the world’s first instant hormone monitoring system: Hormometer™.
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Sync Your Wearables with the Eli App
Connect Eli with Apple Health, WHOOP, Oura, Fitbit, or Garmin and watch heart-rate spikes line up with cortisol peaks—seamless syncing, smart test nudges, and one dashboard for clearer stress insights.
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Introducing *Insights*—Better Data, Better Guidance
Cortisol hints at energy and stress, but needs context. Early June, Insights turns your readings into actionable habits.
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Signs You Might Have Low Progesterone
Progesterone is essential for regulating things like periods, mood, sleep, and energy. Recognizing the signs is the first step to restoring balance.
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A Beginner's Guide to Hormones
Hormones play a pivotal role in powering processes from reproduction to sleep, shaping our daily lives in profound ways.
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Five Ways to Balance Your Cortisol
Keeping your cortisol in balance is one of the most effective ways to maintain energy levels throughout the day.
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How Progesterone Impacts Sleep, Energy + Mood
Understanding and managing your progesterone levels might be the unlock.
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Cortisol: How to Identify and Manage Stress
Cortisol is supposed to be helpful, but in a world of fragmented attention, it doesn't know when to quit.
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How Does Exercise Impact Cortisol and Stress
Cortisol is pretty essential for effective workouts. But too much of it can harm your fitness goals. Here's how to manage it.