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Elite Longevity

A year-long programme bringing the three pillars together around a personal measurement index.

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Longevity · Hormone therapy

Restoring balance, hormone by hormone.

Energy that crumbles, sleep that slips away, libido that fades, skin that loses its radiance, weight that settles and cognitive fog. Behind those signs, a hormone system that has fallen out of tune. Restoring it means listening to every hormone, and recalibrating the whole.

Women & men · Prior hormone assessment mandatory · Bioidentical hormones

Our approach

Read the system before touching a single hormone.

  1. 01

    Evaluate

    A full hormone assessment, read in the light of the symptoms experienced. Not an isolated analysis but a map of the whole.

  2. 02

    Rebalance

    A formula built from the assessment. Bioidentical hormones, precise doses, a route suited to the profile and to tolerance.

  3. 03

    Synchronise

    The hormone system evolves with age, with the season, with the way you live. Adjustments follow, at set intervals, until the balance holds on its own.

When one hormone weakens, all the others listen.

Vanessa MarrapodiFounder of Skincare Agency Paris

The concept

No hormone acts alone

Oestrogen, progesterone, testosterone, cortisol, DHEA, thyroid, GLP-1. Each sends a signal, and all of them listen to one another. When one weakens, the others compensate, or fall out of tune in turn. Restoring one hormone begins with reading the network.

Simplified illustration of the interdependencies

A system, never a soloist

All the hormones talk to one another continuously. None acts alone. Restoring a single axis is always measured against the overall balance.

An imbalance spreads

When one hormone weakens, often silently, the others compensate or fall out of tune in turn. The symptoms felt are the echo of a deeper disruption.

Our solutions

03 steps

How the body works rests on a stable hormone balance

The method

Three territories of intervention

General hormone balance, the female transition, male androgen deficiency. Three distinct readings, one grammar: objectify, personalise, adjust.

The ecosystem

Balance

DHEA, cortisol, thyroid, GLP-1, melatonin. When these background hormones leave their range, fatigue, weight gain, mood, libido and sleep follow. Rebalancing starts with them because they orchestrate the rest. The metabolic approach (GLP-1 included) belongs to this territory, alongside a full assessment and always within medical follow-up.

Background hormone · Range
The transition

Menopause

Perimenopause, menopause, postmenopause. The gradual then sharp fall of oestradiol and progesterone translates into vasomotor symptoms (hot flushes, night sweats), and into cutaneous, joint and metabolic ones. The optimal window for intervention opens as early as perimenopause. The transdermic route is preferred to minimise cardiovascular risks.

Example of a hormone trajectory for a woman
The gradual deficit

Vitality

Testosterone levels fall by about 1% a year from the age of 30. In a minority of men, that decline shows clinically: persistent fatigue, loss of muscle mass, lower libido, sleep disturbance, irritability. The diagnosis, known as ADAM (age-related androgen deficiency), pairs symptoms with measurements (total testosterone, free testosterone, SHBG). Care is built to measure, under strict medical follow-up.

Testosterone · Average decline

As a couple

03 protocoles

As a couple, rebalancing goes further.

When a couple crosses the same years, hormone imbalances echo each other. The fatigue of one meets the loss of drive of the other. Libido fading on one side is felt on the other. Synchronising the two trajectories restores a common ground.

Elite Longevity programme

A 12 month approach, for those who want to go further

Quarterly assessments, adjusted protocols, personalised support. Longevity as a discipline, across the year, framed by our medical team.

Subject to evaluation

12months
Of follow-up
4
Full quarterly assessments
4
Continuously adjusted protocols
* Indicative framework. Exact terms are set during the initial evaluation.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Bioidentical hormones have a molecular structure identical to those the body produces naturally. They are therefore recognised and metabolised as such. Synthetic hormones (including those from the first replacement treatments studied in the 1990s) have a slightly modified structure, which may lead to different side effects. The route of administration matters as much as the molecule: the transdermic route (gels, patches) avoids passage through the liver and reduces some of the cardiovascular risks associated with the oral route.