Anti estrenogenic herbs?

ramon25

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Anybody got a list of which ones actually do it? Not premaid super concentarted formulas like activate and phytoserms which I am sure are freaking awesome but none the less simple herbs and herb related products.
 
Indole-3-carbinole is probably the only one you'll be able to find in bulk.


Reversitol v2 uses 7-methoxy which is a pretty potent natural AI.
 
ive heard about grape seed extract having some anti estrogenic effects. but the 13c indole seems to be good too. the 7 methoxy is also very good
 
So isnt indole 3 a less effective version of DIM? Yeah I have seen the research on Resveratrol. I dont want to take it because it has goitrogenic activity and i am also trying to optimize thyroid function.
 
There is a lot of debate on which is better, i3c or DIM. Honestly I cant remember all the differences, I just remember telling myself "if i were to buy one I would pick i3c". I know that doesnt help much lol
 
ramon25 said:
So isnt indole 3 a less effective version of DIM? Yeah I have seen the research on Resveratrol. I dont want to take it because it has goitrogenic activity and i am also trying to optimize thyroid function.
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DIM is a metabolite of I3C.

I3C is better absorbed and more versatile. Aside from costs, the ends tend justify the means inside the body.
 
Grape Seed Extract inhibits aromatase
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Vitamin D is only anti-estrogenic where it’s needed
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Goji berries are anti-estrogenic
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Mangosteen a powerful natural anti-oestrogen
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Kelp has anti-estrogenic effect
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Safflower seed compound as anti-estrogenic as Nolvadex
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Melatonin reduces estradiol level
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DIM vs. I3C
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DIM and I3C “The Real Facts on Safety”
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All about DIM (super great info)
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Other supplements that have an anti-estrogenic effect include Ginkgo biloba, Damiana, vitamin K, fish oil, green tea and GLA.
 
WOW MAX what an awesome list! exactly what I was looking for! thanks man. Also I wonder would eating safflower seeds produce the benefits and in regards to the GSE, would the AI effects still be applicable in VIVO?
 
Damn, tough to beat that list Max... grapes have resveratrol, that's all I got bro :ugh2:
 
another one ;)

Anti-aromatase activity of phytochemicals in white button mushrooms (Agaricus bisporus)

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ramon25 said:
WOW MAX what an awesome list! exactly what I was looking for! thanks man. Also I wonder would eating safflower seeds produce the benefits and in regards to the GSE, would the AI effects still be applicable in VIVO?
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maybe not look :The lignan glycoside, tracheloside, was isolated from seeds of Carthamus tinctorius (Compositae) as an anti-estrogenic
 
Nettle Root-blocks test to est conversion

Calcium D Glucarate-helps liver clear estrogen from body
 
is a cellular detoxifier

Calcium D-glucarate is the calcium salt of D-glucaric acid, a natural substance found in many fruits and vegetables.
 
Well D calcium glucarate speeds up the removal of used estrogens and xenoestros right?

So if rosie could chime in (or anyone else). What herbs work well for women. To balance them out and increase their LIBIDO.
 
ramon25 said:
Does naybody have expirience with grpse seed extract and noticed benefits?
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i do, the capsule taste weird even though its a capsule, it makes my mouth dry or it does something weird. the actual effects i noticed a little bit as far as estro reduction, but then again i think it was from walmart and it ran me like $8
 
rochabp said:
i do, the capsule taste weird even though its a capsule, it makes my mouth dry or it does something weird. the actual effects i noticed a little bit as far as estro reduction, but then again i think it was from walmart and it ran me like $8
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PURE Grape seed extract (95% proanthocyanidins) 50g $6.50 this is sweet! ;)
 
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