ESTRADIOL (E2) - Predominantly female sex hormone

ESTRADIOL is an estrogen steroid hormone regulating female reproductive cycles and responsible for female secondary characteristics such as breasts, widening hips and female fat distribution.

  • Major roles in development / maintenance of female reproductive tissues – E.g. mammary glands, uterus, vagina
  • Important effects in other tissues – including bone, fat, skin, liver
  • ESTRADIOL is present in males at much lower levels than females – but still has important roles in males
  • Produced in follicles of the ovaries – also in other tissues including testicles, adrenal glands , fat, liver, breasts and brain
  • Synthesized from cholesterol – via enzymes and pathways as shown in above schematic
  • Other main estrogen hormones are: ESTRONE (the pregnancy hormone) and ESTRIOL (the weak estrogen)

Chronic low-level inflammation

Electrotherapy
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Benefits:

  • Detoxifies
  • Boosts immune system / cellular energy
  • Anti-inflammatory / Pain-relief
  • Aids sleep / Reduces stress
  • Accelerates healing of tissue, bone, muscles, scars
  • Improves circulation +++

Successful electrotherapies:

Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) therapy

Near Infrared (NIR) class 4 laser therapy

Rife therapy

Ozone therapy

Hormones-related: