I’m trying to understand how Vitex is able to lower prolactin, yet raise estradiol according to this pdf. Is this why Vitex is dose dependent? It states it’s beneficial effects dropped off by 5th cycle. Does this mean Vitex loses effect if taken without breaks?
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I’m trying to understand how Vitex is able to lower prolactin, yet raise estradiol according to this pdf. Is this why Vitex is dose dependent? It states it’s beneficial effects dropped off by 5th cycle. Does this mean Vitex loses effect if taken without breaks?
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It is my impression that when tissue estrogen is mobilized (detoxed) it move to the blood on route to the liver and out and therefore plasma levels increase.
Because prolactin levels depend on aromatase activity (estrogen production), decreased prolactin = decrease estrogen production.
Because prolactin levels depend on aromatase activity (estrogen production), decreased prolactin = decrease estrogen production.
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