Dihydrotestorone is the counter part of Estradiol in women, it is the "bad" form of testosterone implicated in prostatis and prostate cancer, perhaps it is also the one that affects balding. I do not recall, although I did reserach this a number of years ago when my husband got prostatitis after a few months on DHEA. DHEA feeds the DHT pathway. However 7 Keto DHEA does not. Pregnenolone is also a safe precusor to take in regards to DHT and Estradiol.
Garnet On Tue, 2004-07-27 at 21:17, Christine Carleton wrote: > 'About balding: From a normal balding male. Testosterone causes > balding and enables virility. You choose. It is not about colloidal > silver.....' > > Perhaps... perhaps not. From a normal female ... Can't say I've ever > experienced the reputed virility difference ... I think what's more > important is between the ears than a shiney dome. If one understands > the impact of hormones and minerals etc. BALANCE is a key. > > Superior health is all pleasures of life. CS and CG assist what's > functioning between the ears thus the enjoyments of virility. mmmm > mmm... Ego is good, education may be better. > > Consider what women are like when their hormones are out of balance. > Jokes are made about it. I think it's similar but different for men - > perspectives change. Often the owner of the body may not see it, but > some of us can. Normal wellness/illness in North America is not > necessarily 'normal' elsewhere. Many countries have far superior > health to North Americans. > > Hormones including testosterone are regulated by pregnenolone - 70+ > year old research. How come your doctor does not know it? Why are > people sicker and dying younger? What evidence is there 'double blind > science' is producing improving health for the nation? Male pattern > baldness?? It's a good local pharma/science sell job but not > universal. Could it be an indication of lowered wellness? How come > people grow their hair back sometimes even to their original colour? > Healing is a balanced paradox - it's an inside job. The Hunza culture > who generally have full heads of hair believe exercising daily > 'virility' is good health and are active past 100. > Now that's inspiring to move beyond 'normal'! > > Pregnenolone is the 'grandmother' that produces hormones and creates > balance for all 'boys and girls'. Research of Pregnenolone began in > the 1930¹s and human studies in the 1940¹s. It was tested for its > effect on fatigue and auto immune disorders and was found to be > effective and safe. In 1949 Merck¹s new pharmaceutical, cortisone was > announced as a miracle cure for rheumatoid arthritis. This synthetic > hormone could be patented and therefore became a lucrative source of > money and some side effects. > > Pregnenolone was a natural substance and had no known side effects. > It could not be patented and was therefore essentially forgotten by > the medical and pharma professions. > > Our body manufactures pregnenolone from cholesterol. It has the > special ability to increase the levels of steroid hormones which are > deficient or reduce and levels of excess circulating hormones. > Pregnenolone is synthesized inside the mitochondria was found to be > the basic precursor for the production of ALL the human steroid > hormones, including DHEA, Progesterone, Estrogen, Testosterone, > Cortisone, Cortisol and Aldosterone. Pregnenolone lets the body > decide how much of the other hormones to manufacture. > > Seems even with higher education we are getting dumber in Canada. > Since the late 1990's the government no longer allows 'regular folks' > to avail themselves of such hormonal substances over the counter. Lay > citizens are considered unable to adequately evaluate the effects of > hormonal irregularities in their own bodies. Hormone supplements are > the exclusive licensed legal territory of MD's. > > A funny coincidence? After Health Canada legally 'removed' many > assorted 'creams' (www.johnleemd.com) the ubiquitous balance and > humour of the universe had hormone replacement therapies (HRT) 'blow > up' in their face. Oppsie - excess cancer, heart attacks, osteo > etc... General warnings about HRT / Premarin were issued world wide > (http://www.mercola.com/2002/jul/13/estrogen.htm and JAMA July 17, > 2002;288:321-333). > > Pregnenolone is considered a food supplement. Health Canada and the > FDA currently cannot not regulate it the way it does progesterone. > Growth is optional. Consider becoming aware of some folks who see the > 'big picture' of CODEX and who are trying to do something about > 'illusions and phoney studies' like the International Alliance of > Dietary Supplement Trade Associations "IAHF.COM" <j...@iahf.com> and > the Dr. Rath Foundation, Responsibility for Health, Peace & Social > Justice. (http://www4.dr-rath-foundation.org/The_Hague/complaint/). > > Imbalance is imbalance regardless of it being in men, women, animals > or plants. > Imbalance is a degree of sickness not wellness. > Imbalance is caused by excess in another area. > Imbalance is evidenced by declining fertility rates in humans and wild > animals. > Remember when most of us had thick hair and few had 'skinny, limp' > hair. > Today, many young girls often have 'poopy' hair and use colours to > enhance it. > Chloride... Fluoride... Thyroid... Vaccinations... Connect the dots... > Most importantly - > > VIRILITY/FERTILITY IS TOO IMPORTANT TO SACRIFICE TO ILLUSIONS > > If we don't 'GET IT', our children may NOT have children > > Boy, I didn't know that passion was in me. Thanks for reading if you > got this far. > > Christine > http://chris.fxtrainer.biz > > > PS. I do NOT sell Pregnenolone. > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > > > -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org To post, address your message to: silver-list@eskimo.com Silver List archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html Address Off-Topic messages to: silver-off-topic-l...@eskimo.com OT Archive: http://escribe.com/health/silverofftopiclist/index.html List maintainer: Mike Devour <mdev...@eskimo.com>
