Re: Estrogen Dominance

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this is great info judy, thanks! do you happen to have the link?

I need to look into this... when I take the progesterone I bloat up

sue

Here is one thing, and I'll keep looking for the other.

Unopposed estrogen (estrogen dominance) can interfere with thyroid hormone activity and is often a primary underlying cause of thyroid dysfunction.

Because estrogen and thyroid hormone have opposing actions (probably at the thyroid hormone receptor level) unopposed Estrogen will prevent the thyroid hormone from " completing its mission, " resulting in " hypothyroid symptoms. " This excess estrogen is often responsible for the symptoms of Hypothyroidism, despite normal serum levels of Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH).

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http://www.health-science.com/hypothyroidism.html

Re: Estrogen Dominance

this is great info judy, thanks! do you happen to have the link?I need to look into this... when I take the progesterone I bloat up :(sueOn 3/2/07 8:13 PM, "Judy P" <ygroupsjp (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote:

Here is one thing, and I'll keep looking for the other.

Unopposed estrogen (estrogen dominance) can interfere with thyroid hormone activity and is often a primary underlying cause of thyroid dysfunction.Because estrogen and thyroid hormone have opposing actions (probably at the thyroid hormone receptor level) unopposed Estrogen will prevent the thyroid hormone from "completing its mission," resulting in "hypothyroid symptoms." This excess estrogen is often responsible for the symptoms of Hypothyroidism, despite normal serum levels of Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH).

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