Estogens - Negative Effects
Estrogens may Interfere with these Substances
Hormones
Estrogens may inhibit the body's production of Parathormone.
Vitamins
Estrogens may interfere with Biotin.
Estrogens may deplete the body's Choline levels.
Estrogens may deplete the body's Folic Acid levels.
Estrogens may deplete the body's Inositol levels.
Estrogens may interfere with PABA.
Estrogens may interfere with Vitamin B6.
Estrogens may increase the body's requirement for Vitamin E.
These Factors Interfere with the Body's Production of Estrogens
Metabolism
Endurance Exercise may reduce womens’ levels of Estrogens. [1]
Sexual System
Female Menopause causes a decline in female production of Estrogens (and it is for this reason that post-menopausal women are often administered exogenous Synthetic Estrogens (this practice known as Estrogen Replacement Therapy (ERT)):
Synthetic Estrogens differ in their chemical structure to that of the body’s natural Estrogens and can produce toxic side-effects that exceed those of natural, endogenous Estrogens. For this reason post-menopausal women are advised to consider the use of natural Estrogens in ERT (natural are more difficult to procure than Synthetic Estrogens ).
The ideal proportions of Estrogens (preferably natural Estrogens ) for post-menopausal females in Estrogen Replacement Therapy is:
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