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Sensitive Estradiol high what to do about i
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<blockquote data-quote="MarkM" data-source="post: 119611"><p>Nelson Vergel states that the T:E ratio should probably be a range of 14 to 20, within reason. So, using your numbers:</p><p></p><p>664/20 = 33.2</p><p>664/14 = 47.4</p><p></p><p>Based on that your E2 should run in a range of 33.2 to 47.4. You seem to fall into that range since your E2 is 35. That same ratio would mean that someone with Total T of 1,000 would have an E2 range of 50.0 to 71.4.</p><p></p><p>My ratio is just under 30 and I feel pretty good personally. My Total T is 1050 and my E2 is 35.3. I think I feel pretty good with my E2 between 22 and 35 and those numbers really don't fit into the ratio above. Based on the ratio my E2 should run between 52.5 and 75. As T goes, so goes E. It makes sense that if you are running higher levels of T your body should naturally run high levels of E. My E2 did run 67 at times and I felt just fine. That would have put me within the ratio. </p><p></p><p>This whole E2 is somewhat difficult to figure out. At first it seemed everything I heard or read condemned any level of E2 over 20. But the more I read and understand I don't think one should treat E2 at any level unless therer are symptoms. </p><p></p><p>Jay Campbell, Jim Brown, Dr. Keith Nichols, and others have E2 levels over 60 and they state that they feel great and use no AI to try and control it. Just shows how we are all different.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MarkM, post: 119611"] Nelson Vergel states that the T:E ratio should probably be a range of 14 to 20, within reason. So, using your numbers: 664/20 = 33.2 664/14 = 47.4 Based on that your E2 should run in a range of 33.2 to 47.4. You seem to fall into that range since your E2 is 35. That same ratio would mean that someone with Total T of 1,000 would have an E2 range of 50.0 to 71.4. My ratio is just under 30 and I feel pretty good personally. My Total T is 1050 and my E2 is 35.3. I think I feel pretty good with my E2 between 22 and 35 and those numbers really don't fit into the ratio above. Based on the ratio my E2 should run between 52.5 and 75. As T goes, so goes E. It makes sense that if you are running higher levels of T your body should naturally run high levels of E. My E2 did run 67 at times and I felt just fine. That would have put me within the ratio. This whole E2 is somewhat difficult to figure out. At first it seemed everything I heard or read condemned any level of E2 over 20. But the more I read and understand I don't think one should treat E2 at any level unless therer are symptoms. Jay Campbell, Jim Brown, Dr. Keith Nichols, and others have E2 levels over 60 and they state that they feel great and use no AI to try and control it. Just shows how we are all different. [/QUOTE]
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