
Originally Posted by
bass
i was thinking more if its above normal all the time, and not suggesting few points above will be a problem but maybe 25% or higher may present problems in the long run. remember how our bodies work, its constantly adjusting and compensating, if we keep everything in a normal range then all the other hormones should stay in range too, in theory at least! my point was, any hormone in our body should be within range, for example if TSH is high then you need to lower it, if E2 is high you want to lower it, and so on. i know Testosterone is an exception for us because we have different goals, but for optimal health it makes sense to keep everything with in range. MHO.