Anastrozole - Enduring Side Effects 5 Years Later

Hello all,

I’m 28yo male in the US.

When I was in my early 20s, I had a residual puffy nipple from puberty. I was very self conscious about this, being pretty deep in weight lifting, and my primary care physician prescribed an anti-estrogen without blood work almost immediately.

After about a week I felt terrible, brain fog and erectile dysfunction came first. Then joint pain ensued and general anxiety/depression.

I brought this up, it was dismissed as psychological. But I knew something was immediately wrong. I was a pretty happy person before, no anxiety whatsoever outside of taking my shirt off when it was warm (puffy nippy lol!)

Another month on anastrozole and I felt horrific. I stopped it cold-turkey and symptoms resolved to about 30% improvement. But genitals felt minimal sensation, orgasms felt week, libido was week.

This persisted for years and still has not improved beyond that point. I’ve gotten blood work and seen multiple doctor/andrologists who specialize in male hormones. All that was ever said was that everything was well within normal ranges on ultra-sensitive assays.

I’m a father. I work full time. But i feel barely alive with these issues.

To add, I’ve tried testosterone to no avail.
I had prolactin checked by doctors as well. Along with thyroid, SHBG, cortisol. They tried adding hCG and no improvements. The test dose was 120mg weekly split in two even doses. I don't really have any low test things going on either. Full beard, lean, good amount of muscle etc.

Tried going to therapy because why not. Tried Wellbutrin. No help.

Objectively though, I no longer have morning erections or spontaneous erection. PDE5 inhibitors help get me hard, but no change in desire levels. And orgasms feel absolutely like nothing. Glans of penis feels numb as well. I had an EMG nerve test for pudendal entrapment and the results were inconclusive.

Basically just trying to stay as upbeat as possible with basically the inability to have proper sex. I have an attractive and understanding partner so I know that’s not the issue either.

Please, if anyone has any experience in this department, let me know your story and what helped you recover.

Thank you
 
Can some one explain why there are guys who claims they feel bad, like OP stating even after years he feel side effects, while me I am the oposite because testosterone makes me feel angry, anxious, with ED and insonima and Anastrozol helps with all of this?
There’s a TON that goes into how someone feels, regardless of their protocol, or whether they’re using an ai or not. Ai’s can absolutely make guys feel great and function optimally. And then for some guys it can make them feel worse. It really depends on way too many factors to compare urself with literally any other guy out there.

Most of the time a guy on HRT should be able to avoid using an ai to feel good and function optimally. But if a guy feels great and functions well on one, there’s really nothing too wrong with it. It’s just more beneficial if u can feel and function good without one. There may be some long term side effects from taking one. But maybe there isn’t. And even if there are, they’re most likely gonna be very mild, imo
 
There’s another thread that basically mimics exactly what happened with you. Someone took an AI and was hit with symptoms very similar to post finasteride syndrome. From what I can tell the only thing that seemed to work, based on the anecdotes of other affected people, is the use of estrogen to restore functionality to the receptors. I’m not sure if AIs just cause estrogen resistance in the estrogen receptors or maybe it long term de-sensitizes the receptors. Either way, supplementing estrogen seems to alleviate symptoms.
 
^ thank you so much for your response. I’ll mention this to my doctors and see what can be done. Will report back
 
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Can some one explain why there are guys who claims they feel bad, like OP stating even after years he feel side effects, while me I am the oposite because testosterone makes me feel angry, anxious, with ED and insonima and Anastrozol helps with all of this?
Did you use AIs on TRT?
 
highly unlikely this has anything to do with the past use of an AI. you look in the wrong place. give some labs, e2 sensitive, free total T etc
Bro, his issues have literally everything to do with AI use. That doesn't mean that we ought to focus on e2 levels now. Most people and docs have literally 0 knowledge about the involvement of estrogen in thyroid function (overall metabolism rate), endocannabinoid system, andregenic system, opioid system, GABA/glutamate balance, CRF regulation, acetylcholine system, serotonin and dopamine system. Blahblahblah, it's indirectly involved everywhere.
AIs can be brutal, and there were similar reports made by few other people.

Your cholesterol is high because you're dealing with excessive amounts of reactive oxidative species/stress and increasing cholesterol is how body fights this so your blood vessels dont get fucked - you're chronically inflammed. Which is something estrogen usually takes care of by keeping SODs going. In crude terms, your antioxidant system is not working.

@Condrad94 I'll send you a DM and fill you in with relevant info you need. I think this is fixable but will require some experimentation and money for very comprehensive labs. Docs will be absolutely useless here (hopefully not, though).
 
Bro, his issues have literally everything to do with AI use. That doesn't mean that we ought to focus on e2 levels now. Most people and docs have literally 0 knowledge about the involvement of estrogen in thyroid function (overall metabolism rate), endocannabinoid system, andregenic system, opioid system, GABA/glutamate balance, CRF regulation, acetylcholine system, serotonin and dopamine system. Blahblahblah, it's indirectly involved everywhere.
AIs can be brutal, and there were similar reports made by few other people.

Your cholesterol is high because you're dealing with excessive amounts of reactive oxidative species/stress and increasing cholesterol is how body fights this so your blood vessels dont get fucked - you're chronically inflammed. Which is something estrogen usually takes care of by keeping SODs going. In crude terms, your antioxidant system is not working.

@Condrad94 I'll send you a DM and fill you in with relevant info you need. I think this is fixable but will require some experimentation and money for very comprehensive labs. Docs will be absolutely useless here (hopefully not, though).
I am absolutely open to any ideas within reason. This has been an absolutely nightmare for me already, so I have an open mind.

The difference was night and day after anastrazole. Before, libido was sky high daily to the point of getting me in relationship trouble. After, it was like a switch is flipped where I am fighting to have a libido.

No crazy stresses or anything in my life. Sleep hours are good, no apnea, nothing.

Just as before and after with this aromatase inhibitor experience.
 
I am absolutely open to any ideas within reason. This has been an absolutely nightmare for me already, so I have an open mind.

The difference was night and day after anastrazole. Before, libido was sky high daily to the point of getting me in relationship trouble. After, it was like a switch is flipped where I am fighting to have a libido.

No crazy stresses or anything in my life. Sleep hours are good, no apnea, nothing.

Just as before and after with this aromatase inhibitor experience.
Yes, this is no wonder. Estrogen is crucial for libido. Your e2 levels might be okay but that doesnt tell us if there's proper estrogen signalling taking place. Also, there's balance between ERalpha and ERbeta that serum e2 levels tell us nothing about but is important still.
 
@Condrad94 - how did this work out for you?

I have taken low dose Adex on and off ( 0.1 mg EOD).. lately I have no libido and can't feel an orgasm. I have been on it this time for longer than before. I'll probably drop the AI and see if I return to normal.
 
Anastrozole for men” increasingly appears in medical literature, endocrine clinics, and online forums as clinicians and patients look for ways to balance testosterone‐to‐estrogen ratios, prevent gynecomastia, optimize fertility, or fine-tune bodybuilding protocols. A close reading of peer-reviewed research shows that the drug can reliably reduce estradiol (E2) and modestly raise luteinizing hormone (LH) and total testosterone (TT), sometimes improving semen parameters and libido.pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov consultqd.clevelandclinic.org Yet ExcelMale.com posts reveal a wide variability in real-world dosing—ranging from micro-doses of 0.125 mg once weekly to 2 mg total per week—and equally wide disagreement about its cost-benefit ratio.excelmale.com excelmale.com Clinical reviews caution that overly aggressive estrogen suppression may impair bone mineral density (BMD), lipid profiles, and cognition, so any protocol must pair the aromatase inhibitor with thoughtful monitoring of labs and symptoms. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov sciencedirect.com pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov This 4,000-plus-word article synthesizes controlled trials, FDA labeling, expert commentary, and ExcelMale community experience to provide a balanced, evidence-based guide to anastrozole for men—covering mechanism of action, indications, dosing strategies, benefits, risks, and practical tips for safe use.

1. Background & Mechanism of Action​

Anastrozole is a selective, non-steroidal aromatase inhibitor (AI) that blocks the CYP19A1 enzyme responsible for converting androgens into estrogens.accessdata.fda.gov By curbing aromatization, circulating estradiol drops while upstream testosterone may rise through negative-feedback mechanisms at the hypothalamic-pituitary axis.pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov Although first approved for treating hormone-responsive breast cancer in post-menopausal women, clinicians soon explored off-label use in men for conditions where estrogen excess or androgen deficiency plays a role—short stature in adolescence, hypogonadism, infertility, gynecomastia, and body-composition optimization.pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

1.1 Pharmacokinetics​

  • Half-life: ~46 hours, allowing alternate-day or twice-weekly dosing.accessdata.fda.gov
  • Bioavailability: >80 % with consistent absorption regardless of food intake.accessdata.fda.gov
  • Metabolism: Hepatic via N-dealkylation, hydroxylation, and glucuronidation; negligible CYP3A4 induction/inhibition.accessdata.fda.gov
Because of the long half-life, serum E2 suppression is relatively stable over 3–5 days, shaping ExcelMale users’ debates about weekly versus split dosing.excelmale.com

2. Clinical Rationale for Anastrozole Use in Men​

2.1 Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT)​

Exogenous testosterone elevates total androgen levels, a fraction of which aromatizes into estradiol. In some men—especially those genetically predisposed or with high body-fat percentages—E2 may rise above the reference range, producing water retention, mood lability, or nipple tenderness. Many U.S. clinics pre-emptively prescribe 0.25–0.5 mg anastrozole once or twice weekly alongside TRT.obsidianmenshealth.comexcelmale.com

2.2 Infertility & Hypogonadotropic Hypogonadism​

Several studies show anastrozole improves the testosterone-to-estradiol (T:E₂) ratio and semen parameters in subfertile men with low TT or high E2—even when baseline E2 is normal.pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.govconsultqd.clevelandclinic.org The Cleveland Clinic cohort, for instance, reported median sperm concentration rising from 9 × 10⁶/mL to 23 × 10⁶/mL after 16 weeks of 1 mg daily, without adverse bone events.consultqd.clevelandclinic.org

2.3 Bodybuilding & Aesthetic Goals​

Athletes using supraphysiologic androgens often co-administer AIs to prevent aromatization-driven gynecomastia and “water-bloat.” Forum posts document doses as high as 1 mg every other day, although most TRT forums regard >1 mg/week as excessive unless estradiol exceeds 60 pg/mL.reddit.comexcelmale.com

3. Evidence from Peer-Reviewed Studies​

3.1 Hormonal Impact​

Randomized trials in hypogonadal men demonstrate that 12 months of daily 1 mg anastrozole can increase TT by 50–100 % and reduce E2 by 40–60 %.pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov LH and FSH rise modestly, reflecting disinhibition at the pituitary level.pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

3.2 Bone Mineral Density (BMD)​

A double-blind trial in older men (mean age = 62) found a 1.6 % decline in lumbar-spine BMD after one year of anastrozole versus stable BMD on placebo, suggesting physiologic E2 is crucial for skeletal integrity.pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov Complementary reviews on testosterone and bone health reinforce that excessive estrogen suppression augments fracture risk.pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

3.3 Lipid & Cardiovascular Effects​

Meta-analyses indicate neutral to mildly adverse shifts: small decreases in HDL-C (−5 mg/dL) with no consistent change in LDL-C or triglycerides.sciencedirect.compmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov Clinics thus monitor fasting lipids every 6–12 months in men on chronic AI therapy.

3.4 Cognitive Function​

Breast-cancer data reveal subtle decrements in verbal memory and processing speed after 12–18 months of anastrozole, though effect sizes are small.pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.govbreast-cancer-research.biomedcentral.com No male-specific cognitive RCTs exist, but individuals with prior concussions or psychiatric comorbidities should use caution.

4. Community-Derived Protocols: Insights from ExcelMale

ExcelMale.com hosts thousands of anecdotal reports that, while uncontrolled, supply practical nuances absent from clinical trials.
Protocol ThemeRepresentative Post & Take-Home
Micro-dosingUser with hematocrit 49 % keeps E2 at 25 pg/mL using 0.125 mg only on injection days.excelmale.com
Split-dosingMembers injecting testosterone Monday/Thursday split 0.25 mg AI accordingly, arguing for smoother E2 curve.excelmale.com
AI-free ExperimentsSeveral veterans discontinue AIs after lowering TRT dose and report improved libido and joints, challenging reflexive prescribing.excelmale.com
High-dose CasesBodybuilders using 1.75 mg/week report anxiety relief but battle joint dryness reddit.com
Collectively the forum illustrates that dose titration guided by serial ultrasensitive estradiol assays (LC/MS) is more effective than one-size-fits-all scripts.

5. Benefits & Subjective Improvements​

5.1 Symptom Relief​

Men with estrogen-dominant side effects on TRT frequently note:

  • ↓ nipple sensitivity within 1–2 weeks. excelmale.com
  • ↓ lower-extremity edema and “face bloat,” improving cosmetic appearance. reddit.com
  • ↑ morning erections and “mental clarity,” attributed to restored T:E₂ ratio excelmale.com

5.2 Fertility Enhancement​

Anastrozole is one of few oral agents that both raises testosterone and preserves gonadotropins, thereby avoiding testicular suppression seen with exogenous testosterone. Subfertile men have demonstrated rises in sperm concentration, motility, and morphology over 3–6 months.p mc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov consultqd.clevelandclinic.org

5.3 Potential Metabolic Benefits​

Lower estradiol in obese men correlates with reduced aromatase activity in visceral fat. Weight-loss studies hint that adding anastrozole modestly improves waist-to-hip ratios when combined with caloric restriction, although data are preliminary. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

6. Risks, Side-Effects & Controversies​

6.1 Skeletal Health​

Given estrogen’s central role in bone remodeling, prolonged AI use may accelerate osteopenia unless balanced by weight-bearing exercise, adequate vitamin D, and periodic DEXA scans. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.govpmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov Clinicians often reserve >1 mg/week dosing for short bursts.

6.2 Lipid Profile & Cardiovascular Risk​

Decreases in protective HDL-C and uncertain effects on LDL-C raise questions about long-term cardiovascular safety. While no male-specific MI data exist, clinics track lipids semi-annually and may introduce niacin or statins if ratios worsen. sciencedirect.com pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

6.3 Joint, Mood, and Energy Issues​

ExcelMale threads describe “dry joints,” fatigue, and decreased libido when E2 drops below 15 pg/mL, reinforcing a “sweet spot” rather than “the lower the better” mentality. excelmale.com

6.4 Potential Cognitive Effects​

Although breast-cancer data cannot be extrapolated wholesale, clinicians remain vigilant for memory fog or depressive symptoms, especially in perimenopausal analogues such as older hypogonadal men. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

6.5 Drug Interactions & Label Warnings​

The FDA label warns against combining anastrozole with tamoxifen or estrogen-containing products, as efficacy diminishes. accessdata.fda.gov No major CYP-mediated interactions are noted, but theoretical additive bone loss with glucocorticoids warrants caution.

6.6 Alternative or Adjunctive Strategies​

  • Lowering TRT dose or switching to daily micro-injections can reduce aromatase substrate .excelmale.com
  • Selective estrogen receptor modulators (SERMs) such as clomiphene may raise T while modulating receptors rather than blocking synthesis. verywellhealth.com
  • Lifestyle interventions—weight loss, resistance training, limiting alcohol—diminish aromatase activity. verywellhealth.com

7. Practical Implementation Guide​

7.1 Baseline Assessment​


  1. Labs: TT, free T, E2 (LC/MS), SHBG, LH/FSH, CBC, lipids, comprehensive metabolic panel, 25-OH-D.
  2. Symptoms: Document gynecomastia grade, libido scores, mood inventories.
  3. Bone Health: DEXA for men >50 years or with fracture history.

7.2 Starting Dosage Framework​

Clinical ScenarioSuggested Starting DoseRationale
TRT with mild E2 elevation (45–60 pg/mL)0.125–0.25 mg twice weeklyMirrors ExcelMale micro-dosing successes, minimizes crash. excelmale.com
Severe E2 (>80 pg/mL) or gyno flare0.5 mg twice weekly (re-evaluate at week 4)Aggressive but within range used in studies. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Idiopathic infertility (normal E2)1 mg daily × 16 weeks then taperProtocol from Cleveland Clinic trial. consultqd.clevelandclinic.org

7.3 Monitoring & Adjustments​

  • Weeks 4–6: Re-check E2, TT, symptoms.
  • Quarterly: CBC, lipids; adjust AI by 0.125–0.25 mg increments.
  • Annually: DEXA, especially if E2 persistently <20 pg/mL.
A cardinal rule echoed across ExcelMale is “dose to sensation but verify with labs.” excelmale.com

7.4 Discontinuation Protocol​

If joint pain, libido loss, or HDL decline arise, step-down by 50 % every two weeks while retesting labs; abrupt cessation can cause estrogen rebound in high aromatizers.

8. Future Directions & Research Gaps​

  1. Fracture-Outcome Trials: No RCTs have followed male AI users >2 years for hip or vertebral fracture incidence—an urgent need.
  2. Cognitive Trajectories: Male-specific neuropsychological batteries during AI therapy remain absent; breast-cancer analogues suggest possible vulnerability. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
  3. Personalized Dosing Algorithms: Genotyping CYP19A1 and aromatase expression may one day dictate AI needs, reducing trial-and-error titration.
  4. Comparative AIs: Head-to-head studies of anastrozole versus letrozole or exemestane in male TRT could clarify potency/side-effect trade-offs.

9. Conclusion​

When used judiciously, anastrozole for men can relieve estrogen-dominant symptoms, enhance fertility, and fine-tune TRT protocols. Yet the same molecule, if overshot, may erode bone, blunt cognition, and worsen lipids. The art lies in individualized micro-dosing, frequent labs, and attentive symptom tracking—principles deeply ingrained in the ExcelMale community discourse and increasingly acknowledged in academic urology. Future research must bridge the gap between short-term biochemical wins and long-term clinical outcomes, ensuring that the pursuit of an optimal T:E₂ ratio does not sacrifice skeletal or cardiometabolic health.

Medical Disclaimer​

This article is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Anastrozole is not FDA-approved for male indications; off-label use should be supervised by a qualified healthcare provider with appropriate laboratory monitoring.
 

The Role of Estradiol (Estrogen) in Men's Health and Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT)​

This briefing document synthesizes information from various discussions on the Excel Male TRT Forum regarding the critical role of estradiol (estrogen) in men's health, particularly in the context of Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT), and the controversies surrounding its management.

1. Estradiol is an Essential Hormone for Men, Not Just Women.​

Contrary to outdated beliefs, estradiol is a vital hormone for men's overall health and well-being. It is primarily produced in men through the "aromatization" of testosterone in the liver, fat, and other cells. Approximately 80% of a man's estradiol comes from this conversion.

Key Functions of Estradiol in Men:

  • Sexual Function: Estradiol, alongside DHT (dihydrotestosterone), is "essential for optimal sexual function," including sexual desire and erectile function. Low estradiol can lead to "decreased sex drive and penis sensitivity" and contribute to erectile dysfunction.
  • Bone Health: Estradiol is "crucial for maintaining strong bones." Studies show that "bone mineral density improved significantly in men with higher estradiol levels." Low estradiol can lead to "bone loss."
  • Body Composition: Estradiol plays a significant role in "regulating body fat." Low estradiol levels are associated with "higher fat mass" and can "prevent fat accumulation."
  • Cognitive Function & Mood: Estradiol is involved in "maintaining an emotional balance in men" and has "antidepressant and anti-anxiety effects."
  • Cardiovascular Health: While a recent study found that higher estradiol levels unexpectedly led to greater reductions in HDL cholesterol, other sources suggest "estradiol improves endothelial function in men on testosterone" and that "Men’s Heart Disease Partly Due to Low Estrogen."
  • Hemoglobin: Higher estradiol levels correlate with "increased hemoglobin."
  • Muscle Growth: Estradiol supports muscle development by promoting the "translocation of Glut-4," which transports nutrients to muscle cells, and by preventing myostatin from interfering with muscle growth.
  • Insulin Sensitivity: Low estrogen levels can "worsen insulin resistance."

2. The Misconception and Mismanagement of Estradiol in TRT.​

There is a widespread misconception, particularly within some TRT clinics and among some practitioners, that estradiol is an undesirable "female" hormone in men and should be aggressively suppressed. This leads to the unnecessary and potentially harmful over-prescription of aromatase inhibitors (AIs) like Anastrozole.

Concerns and Criticisms of AI Over-prescription:


  • Lack of Scientific Basis: The belief that "lowering estradiol improves sexual function is simply not supported by research." In fact, studies "prove that higher estradiol is actually beneficial."
  • Negative Consequences of Low Estradiol: Suppressing estradiol to very low levels can lead to significant side effects, including:
  • Brain fog
  • Erectile dysfunction (ED) and "minimal sensation, orgasms felt weak, libido was weak"
  • Joint pain
  • General anxiety/depression
  • Loss of bone mass
  • Increased fat mass
  • Unnecessary Intervention: "Most men on TRT do not develop gynecomastia even without using anastrozole." Gynecomastia at typical TRT doses is "rare."
  • Improper Monitoring: Many clinics may use the "wrong estradiol test that may overestimate the levels of this hormone in men." A "sensitive estradiol test" (LC/MS/MS) is recommended for accurate measurement in men.
Recommendations for Estradiol Management in TRT:

  • Avoid Prophylactic AI Use: "AIs should not be prescribed at TRT start."
  • Monitor Estradiol After TRT Initiation: "Sensitive estradiol should be measured after 6-8 weeks" of TRT to determine if AI use is warranted.
  • Justified AI Use: The "only valid reason to block estradiol is if someone experiences severe gynecomastia (breast tissue growth)."
  • Allow Natural Estradiol Rise: Unless medically indicated, men on TRT should "let their estradiol rise naturally."
  • Consider Genetic Predisposition: Men with a "strong genetic predisposition to gynecomastia" may be more sensitive to higher estradiol levels.
  • Appropriate AI Dosing (if necessary): If AIs are used, "most men do not need doses over 0.25-0.5 mg per week." Excessive doses (e.g., "1 mg three times per week") are concerning.
  • Distinguish Symptoms: "Water retention and sensitive nipples are usually NOT a symptom of high estradiol." They are often caused by sodium retention.

3. The Importance of Accurate Estradiol Testing.​

Accurate measurement of estradiol levels in men is crucial for proper management.

  • Sensitive Estradiol Test (LC/MS/MS): This is the "most accurate for men" as it "more accurately measures estradiol in men than the regular test" and is "not affected by inflammatory markers like CRP."
  • Inaccuracy of Regular Estradiol Tests: Standard immunoassay-based estradiol tests are prone to interference and can "overestimate the levels of this hormone in men," as they are typically designed for women's higher ranges.

4. Case Study: Enduring Side Effects from Anastrozole.​

One forum user, Condrad94, at 28 years old, experienced severe and enduring side effects after taking Anastrozole for about a month, prescribed by a physician without blood work for "puffy nipple from puberty." Despite stopping the drug five years prior, he still suffers from:

  • "Minimal sensation" in genitals.
  • "Orgasms felt weak."
  • "Libido was weak."
  • "No longer have morning erections or spontaneous erection."
  • "Glans of penis feels numb as well."
His blood work, including ultra-sensitive assays, for testosterone (670ng/dl) and estradiol (19), is "well within normal ranges," yet his symptoms persist. This case highlights the potentially long-lasting and debilitating consequences of inappropriately low estradiol levels, even years after discontinuation of the AI.

Conclusion: Embrace Estradiol's Role in Men's Health.​

The prevailing scientific and anecdotal evidence from these sources strongly argues for a paradigm shift in how estradiol is viewed and managed in men, particularly those on TRT. Instead of being seen as a problematic "female" hormone to be suppressed, estradiol should be recognized as an essential component of male health, crucial for sexual function, bone density, mood, and overall well-being. Aggressive and unnecessary use of aromatase inhibitors can lead to significant and potentially enduring negative health consequences.
 

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