The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
if you're going to get your hormones checked and you're concerned about what's colloquially been termed estrogen dominance you do want to do it in this phase that's 19 to 21 days as karen is saying and you're looking for a lower estrogen relative to the progesterone
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so you're going to get a misread on that and and doctors will never tell you this so you need to make sure you do it 19 20 or 21st day of your cycle
you always need to check it on days 19 20 and 21 which your md will never tell you so i always tell women if you're going to go get serum blood work done and we can talk about the best ways to test this you want to make sure you're on days 19 20 or 21 of your cycle because that is when progesterone should be at its highest