Sentences with phrase «decrease excess estrogen»

This means it can decrease excess estrogen activity or increase deficient estrogen activity, making it an effective remedy for a variety of female health complaints.

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That's why, a younger man who has an excess amount of fat, especially around the waist, has a higher chance of experiencing estrogen level spike followed by a decrease in testosterone.

«If we're consuming carbohydrates at a faster rate than our bodies are utilizing them for energy, that extra glucose gets stored in the fat cells of the liver, which decreases its ability to break down excess estrogen and allowing it to hang around in our systems longer than it should.

Isoflavones can compete with estrogen for the same receptor sites thereby decreasing the health risks of excess estrogen.

In fact, if you're over 15 % body fat, you're likely suffering from elevated estrogen levels because excess body fat increases your estrogen levels, which decreases your testosterone levels.

The only difference I can isolate between the two Lp (a) measurements (that might explain the decrease) is that just prior to the most recent test I finished a round of SIBO treatment (herbal abx) and had been taking DIM to reduce excess estrogen.

It also removes excess estrogen from the body, which decreases inflammation, according to Tatta.

Meanwhile, DHEA is a precursor to other important hormones like testosterone and estradiol (estrogen), and decreased DHEA levels are associated with many symptoms of aging, due to its protective effects against damage from sources like excess cortisol.

Exercise can help remove excess estrogen, increase testosterone (which increases sex drive, increases muscle mass), and decrease cortisol levels.

This can be the result of an excess of estrogen, a decrease in progesterone, or an imbalance in the proper ratios between estrogen and progesterone.

Stress decreases your HGH levels and encourages the production of a stress hormone called cortisol, often leaving a relative excess of estrogen.