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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Side Effect Management
New thought on estrogen control
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<blockquote data-quote="Cataceous" data-source="post: 136598" data-attributes="member: 38109"><p>Estradiol doesn't control everything, but it influences a lot more things than I ever would have guessed, including vasculature, sexual function, libido, the prostate, bone density, etc. I do not believe all of these systems are so finely-tuned that one estradiol concentration is best for all. This applies even within physiological levels, where, for example, a guy might find 20 pg/mL good for sexual function but 30 pg/mL better for bone health.</p><p></p><p>Evolution operates through an inherently random process based on mutations. These mutations range from very helpful to very harmful. The most harmful mutations are weeded out right away, but less harmful ones can persist, even if not indefinitely. So we see all this genetic variation, and you can't say that particular mutations are optimal, but the differences are good for avoiding a total collapse of the population. Thus the pressures of evolution are not directed to optimizing the health of individuals, but towards survival of the species.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Cataceous, post: 136598, member: 38109"] Estradiol doesn't control everything, but it influences a lot more things than I ever would have guessed, including vasculature, sexual function, libido, the prostate, bone density, etc. I do not believe all of these systems are so finely-tuned that one estradiol concentration is best for all. This applies even within physiological levels, where, for example, a guy might find 20 pg/mL good for sexual function but 30 pg/mL better for bone health. Evolution operates through an inherently random process based on mutations. These mutations range from very helpful to very harmful. The most harmful mutations are weeded out right away, but less harmful ones can persist, even if not indefinitely. So we see all this genetic variation, and you can't say that particular mutations are optimal, but the differences are good for avoiding a total collapse of the population. Thus the pressures of evolution are not directed to optimizing the health of individuals, but towards survival of the species. [/QUOTE]
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