I know what the general opinion in regards to estrogen is in this forum. I understand Peats position here.. Having dived into the studies I see the issues with chronically elevated estrogen - no doubt.
But I genuinely believe I am a case with the complete opposite. Steroid use and exemestane has nuked my serum estradiol to zero. I have gotten bloodwork and everything points to no measurable E2. Anything Estrogenic helps, and I’ve conducted so many experiments on myself and unless I’m taking something to immediately raise my estrogen, I’m physically, mentally, and sexually dead. The only long term cure for me is TRT which I’ve tried again at one point - but I have good natural test levels and I really don’t want to be bound to injections due to traveling often. Even on TRT I’m still under 20 pg E2… it’s incredibly frustrating.
I think the problem lies somewhere with mineral balance. Manganese is without a doubt raising my estrogen and it’s been benefiting me quite a bit.. except I fear I’m going to cause more harm so I’m afraid I’m gonna have to stop. I don’t fully grasp the delicate balance of minerals and I’m doubtful anyone really does.
I’ve tried to learn as much as I can but I think something drastic happened following my steroid use and something is preventing aromatase from working.
No, I absolutely do not believe that estrogen is still high in the tissue. I don’t even wanna think about the time I tried Vitamin E, aspirin, vitamin K, or androsterone. They all put me in a much, much darker place.
I know some of you are much more well versed with what minerals influence hormones.. does anyone wanna help me figure this out?
Thanks
But I genuinely believe I am a case with the complete opposite. Steroid use and exemestane has nuked my serum estradiol to zero. I have gotten bloodwork and everything points to no measurable E2. Anything Estrogenic helps, and I’ve conducted so many experiments on myself and unless I’m taking something to immediately raise my estrogen, I’m physically, mentally, and sexually dead. The only long term cure for me is TRT which I’ve tried again at one point - but I have good natural test levels and I really don’t want to be bound to injections due to traveling often. Even on TRT I’m still under 20 pg E2… it’s incredibly frustrating.
I think the problem lies somewhere with mineral balance. Manganese is without a doubt raising my estrogen and it’s been benefiting me quite a bit.. except I fear I’m going to cause more harm so I’m afraid I’m gonna have to stop. I don’t fully grasp the delicate balance of minerals and I’m doubtful anyone really does.
I’ve tried to learn as much as I can but I think something drastic happened following my steroid use and something is preventing aromatase from working.
No, I absolutely do not believe that estrogen is still high in the tissue. I don’t even wanna think about the time I tried Vitamin E, aspirin, vitamin K, or androsterone. They all put me in a much, much darker place.
I know some of you are much more well versed with what minerals influence hormones.. does anyone wanna help me figure this out?
Thanks