Jasthace
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- May 29, 2011
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http://www.theironden.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=6154&d=1403143297
jim
This study suggests that TS males treaded with Estrogen had a wide variation between individuals in relation
and effect to PRL ..
It also concludes that the the prolactin levels fell off on average ..{during the estrogen treatment}
i.e "We here report on PRL levels in 142 male-to-female transsexuals, treated with 100
mg cyproterone acetate and 100 micrograms ethinyloestradiol per day for 6-108 months (median 52).
PRL levels varied markedly between individuals. No relation with age and length of treatment period
was found. In 42 subjects in whom PRL levels were followed serially, a slight fall was measured after
12-15 months of treatment."
also its using two completely different compounds , i.e Cyproterone (INN) is a steroidal antiandrogen which was never marketed and
ethinyloestradiol
Dr Jim ? Its seemed like you are creating a diversionary debate based on completely irrelevant information.
I just want to cap on a couple of points . I pointed out early and Im not going to include the links again because I posted them early as well
* Prolactin secretion is regulated by the hypothalamus via the endocrine neurons that monitor all endocrine activity
in the body as a whole....
* there are a plethora of anecdotal reports of anabolic steroid using individuals who have used particular compounds
and reported much higher than normal Prolactin levels. Many individuals have even provided their blood test results
as anecdotal evidence to attest to this. However, there has been wild variation in the trends concerning the Prolactin
issue with anabolic steroids, and much of this is due to the fact that there unfortunately does not exist as much
research on many anabolic steroids as we would like, and so there is no solid clinical data from which we can draw
conclusions (e.g. the direct relation of a Progestin such as Trenbolone or Deca-Durabolin (Nandrolone) on Prolactin
levels). Until the day that studies on such hypotheses are directly conducted, we will have to work with the data
that science has currently provided.
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