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Hormones + Estrogen Dominance

DIM (Di­IndolylMethane) For Natural Protection From Estrogen’s Effect

Understanding DIM and Estrogen Balance   What do perimenopause, premenstrual syndrome, enlarged prostate glands, and early heart attacks have in common? Estrogen. A new understanding of healthy estrogen metabolism is providing a natural treatments for these and other important conditions confronting both women and men. Imbalances in estrogen levels can cause a wide range of …

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Pregnenolone, A Fruit of Cholesterol

Mother of Progesterone & D.H.E.A. The following information comes from Dr. Ray Peat, who has done pioneering research on the anti­aging steroids, pregnenolone, progesterone and DHEA (Dehydroepiandrosterone). I have included excerpts from his writings plus the results of interviews. Research references are provided when available, but in many cases, I could only describe the group …

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Hormone Balancing

The Importance of Hormone Balancing How we feel and the quality of life we lead are very dependent upon the delicate balance of three essential functions of our bodies: reproductive hormones, the adrenals glands and the thyroid gland. Each of these powerful components are intertwined, with one interdependent upon the other. When one is out …

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Symptoms of Estrogen Dominance

What Is Estrogen Dominance?   Estrogen dominance is a condition in which estrogen and progesterone levels are out of balance. When the ratio of estrogen is higher than it should be, it can lead to numerous uncomfortable symptoms, including sore throat before ovulation, a puffy face, heavy or painful periods, fatigue, weight gain, fertility issues, …

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Estrogen Dominance

Estrogens and Progesterone Overview Two types of sex (steroid) hormones are estrogens and progesterone. There are three estrogens: B-estradiol, estrone and estriol. B-estradiol is by far the most potent. It is 12 times more potent than estrone and 80 times more potent than estriol. Any over exposure to B-estradiol can increase a person’s risk of …

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Thyroid Myths

By Lita Lee, Ph.D. Revised June 2006 Definitions: T4 (Synthroid) is the inactive form of the thyroid hormone. T3 (Cytomel) is the active form of the thyroid hormone. Thyroid glandulars (Nutripak, Armour, etc.) contain protein precursors to T4 and T3, which are digested to produce the active units of T4 and T3. In order to …

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