Yeah, that was my impression too. He wrote a paper “PSSD, PFS, and PRDS: An perspective for aetiology and treatment,” which I skimmed. And I agree even if his anecdote is truthful such “bro-science” should taken with a grain of salt. It doesn’t look like anyone here has attempted or had positive results with this. Although the reverse has occured, where individuals have been grievously harmed by aromatase inhibitors, which his theory is partially based on.
Still, I wonder, is there any reason to think high estrogen might be helpful, or preventative, when it comes to PFS? Either high estrogen itself or a ratio of estrogen to testosterone (or DHT, or similar male hormones). Maybe this explains why women never get PFS (obviously, not the male reproductive system effects). Likewise, I wonder, do transgendered people transitioning from male to female take finasteride or dutasteride, but similarly never get PFS?