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I tryed a lot of stuff to lower my E2 and the only thing that worked

was Arimidex.

Phil

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> >Here is what I found on Chrysin.

> >http://store./vitanet/chx60caunnu.html

> >http://store./vitanet/comsoonchrys.html

> >Phil

>

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> Is there any science behind these? I'm leery of all the supplement

> hypers, especially the ones that work the andros angles.

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--- Hy. On Chrysin, there appears to be science behind the product.

I read a book by Dr. R Klatz, who is a known MD,and in his book,

there is a section on Chrysin, explaining its effects on aromatase

and estrogen/estradiol destruction.

Broccoli is another aromatase stopper, and it is a cheap

vegetable, I eat it raw, just washed, oe lightly warmed up in a pan

with olive oil and some garlic salt, lightly warmed, not fried , noe

cooked by boiling, which kills most os the beneficial ingredients.

I trust some sources, anly when backed by prominent MD and

scientists, TV adds with no scientific bases are to be investigated

by factual scientific work, by reading /looking into research and or

opinions from actual MD, scientists, etc.

Chysin has meet that criteria. Now, the only way to check the

individual progress would be by starting to take Chrysin after a

blood test, and then, have a new test later on.

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In , retrogrouch@c... wrote:

> On Tue, 9 Mar 2004 07:28:24 -0800 (PST), you wrote:

>

> >Here is what I found on Chrysin.

> >http://store./vitanet/chx60caunnu.html

> >http://store./vitanet/comsoonchrys.html

> >Phil

>

>

> Is there any science behind these? I'm leery of all the supplement

> hypers, especially the ones that work the andros angles.

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Please look in the Links section. Read the Chrysin article link I

posted before spending your money.

Brad

> --- Hy. On Chrysin, there appears to be science behind the product.

> I read a book by Dr. R Klatz, who is a known MD,and in his book,

> there is a section on Chrysin, explaining its effects on aromatase

> and estrogen/estradiol destruction.

> Broccoli is another aromatase stopper, and it is a cheap

> vegetable, I eat it raw, just washed, oe lightly warmed up in a pan

> with olive oil and some garlic salt, lightly warmed, not fried , noe

> cooked by boiling, which kills most os the beneficial ingredients.

> I trust some sources, anly when backed by prominent MD and

> scientists, TV adds with no scientific bases are to be investigated

> by factual scientific work, by reading /looking into research and or

> opinions from actual MD, scientists, etc.

> Chysin has meet that criteria. Now, the only way to check the

> individual progress would be by starting to take Chrysin after a

> blood test, and then, have a new test later on.

> ______________________________________________________________

>

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