I think so yes, and prayingtoheal. youre right, Im not saying that people got cured with progesterone alone, but there are about 10 people saying that it had a positive effect for them so we can’t deny that and i dont think that’s strange if the research told us were lacking it in our brains. it is more important in the brain than testosterone because it regulates more neurosteroids/gaba etc. and it is needed for sexual health. it seems that the synergetic effect of progesterone with testosterone has better effect than test or progesterone alone. i think all people who got cured on this forum did not use only one thing but a comprehensive protocol of many components, else we would have known the answer for a very long time. my guess this isnt estrogen dominance alone, because estrogen dominance alone is a problem but our situation is much much more severe. estrogen dominance isn’t very rare and a lots of people who got this do not have suicidal thoughts etc.(the problems we have) there has to be more to it, but it is part of our problem. people respond to anti estrogens just like they do to progesterone (the research about neurosteroids make this logical). there are also couple of people who got better using thyroid hormones, or focussing on the adrenals ( one story i have read even recovered supporting thyroid with hormones ) that makes me think this is a problem that goes deeper than an imbalance in the brain (although the brain makes us feel like we do, so this is the finish line of our problems). the shrinkage problem for example , that many others here got, is in my case from very low body temperature that i got overnight after my crash. so the crash probably fucked my thyroid in one night. think of your dick in a cold swimming pool, it shrinks. i had several small recoveries by just sitting in the sun. this is i think a major endocrinological failure, something in our body keeps us from recovering and it’s not simply addressing one issue in my opinion else we would have solved this. the adrenals are responsible for our progesterone production, so somehow they are not functioning right (probably because of thyroid problems/cortisol), and i don’t think that’s very strange because we stressed our adrenals big time during crash. the thyroid and adrnals are working close together so you get problems there too. also do not think this can be androgen insensitivity, because else people wouldn’t feel anything from testosterone but there are some that do. about deca im not sure, progestin is a synthetic version of progesterone and in big amounts it is used for sex offenders (it is different because natural progesterone do not have this effect), but you could be right i dont know.
-he role of progesterone has been severely underestimated in men. Depending on the stage of a woman’s menstrual cycle, men can have just as much progesterone in their bodies as women. Most scientific studies have focused on the effects of progesterone on women, and its role in men has been neglected. It’s only recently that scientists have started to realize how important this hormone is in men.
-the latest studies suggest progesterone is just as important as estrogen and testosterone. In fact, progesterone is a precursor to both of these hormones (meaning both estrogen and testosterone are produced from progesterone), so it plays a big role in deciding the levels of these hormones. Where guys with man boobs generally have high estrogen and/or low testosterone, progesterone works, in part, by lowering estrogen, and raising levels of testosterone.
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-As men age, complaints of weight gain, loss of libido, and prostate enlargement top their list of health concerns. Many physicians and scientists are becoming more aware of a common link between these symptoms and conditions. That common link is often an imbalance between two sex hormones, progesterone and estrogen.
-Progesterone is a key precursor to other steroid hormones, including cortisol, testosterone, and the estrogens (estriol, estradiol, and estrone). When progesterone circulates in the blood, 90% is bound to a protein or albumin fraction. Only a small percentage (3%) circulates unbound.4
-The term “estrogen dominance” describes the condition of lacking sufficient progesterone to counteract the effects of estrogen. A common misconception is that estrogen dominance results only from extremely high levels of estrogen. To the contrary, this condition also may be caused by normal levels of estrogen and relatively low levels of progesterone, or by low levels of estrogen and extremely low levels of progesterone.lef.org/Magazine/2006/4/repo … ne/Page-01
