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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Side Effect Management
Can estrogen crash cause desensitization/knock out of the estrogen receptor - lets discuss!
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<blockquote data-quote="Vitamin_C" data-source="post: 115938" data-attributes="member: 12373"><p>//<span style="color: #333333">So since there is more seratonin floating around, to compensate for this your body downregulates the amount of seratonin receptors.//</span></p><p><span style="color: #333333"></span></p><p><span style="color: #333333">Same with dopamine, insulin etc....when there is too much, the receptors become desensitized and may not function at full capacity. This is what causes T2DM. Low amounts of insulin does not reduce receptor function, but high amounts do. However some of these guys are saying the receptors changed as a result of a DEFICIT of a substance, in which the evidence seems to be scant. For instance, too much masturbation/porn, addictions, drugs will cause a surplus of dopamine in the brain and eventually the dopamine receptors get desensitized and don't function properly, however, quitting these activities indeed shows the receptors do indeed recover and the body finds homeostasis. All of this is with an ABUNDANCE of substances, not a deficit. Speculating that receptors changed because of a lack of estrogen seems to fall in line with bro science and the evidence just isn't there to a large degree. I think we'd be seeing something related to receptor changes with all the women who take anti-estrogens for sometimes up to a decade for breast cancer who crush their estrogen to minuscule levels. Also, receptors seem to show a remarkable ability to recover. </span></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vitamin_C, post: 115938, member: 12373"] //[COLOR=#333333]So since there is more seratonin floating around, to compensate for this your body downregulates the amount of seratonin receptors.// Same with dopamine, insulin etc....when there is too much, the receptors become desensitized and may not function at full capacity. This is what causes T2DM. Low amounts of insulin does not reduce receptor function, but high amounts do. However some of these guys are saying the receptors changed as a result of a DEFICIT of a substance, in which the evidence seems to be scant. For instance, too much masturbation/porn, addictions, drugs will cause a surplus of dopamine in the brain and eventually the dopamine receptors get desensitized and don't function properly, however, quitting these activities indeed shows the receptors do indeed recover and the body finds homeostasis. All of this is with an ABUNDANCE of substances, not a deficit. Speculating that receptors changed because of a lack of estrogen seems to fall in line with bro science and the evidence just isn't there to a large degree. I think we'd be seeing something related to receptor changes with all the women who take anti-estrogens for sometimes up to a decade for breast cancer who crush their estrogen to minuscule levels. Also, receptors seem to show a remarkable ability to recover. [/COLOR] [/QUOTE]
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