Peter Attia· MD
it's the TDE ratio that attributes to is responsible for prostatic enlargement much more than the development of any prostate cancer
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it's the TDE ratio that attributes to is responsible for prostatic enlargement much more than the development of any prostate cancer
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and it's maybe if the endocrine component of prostate cancer may be more related to the relationship of testosterone and estrogen yes and a declining testosterone in the presence of a rising estrogen would be a more favorable endocrine milu for prostate cancer than the younger phenotype Which is higher testosterone to estrogen
and it it may have to do with variations in the balance of hormones for example there's definitely a um large prostates in grow in response to kind of a not an increase in testosterone actually but but a a more of a even ratio of T to so testosterone estrogens
as men age their prostates grow and I believe that that's more hormonal so in other words if you're saying that you know again classic thinking that is clearly been proved false is that testosterone is causing prostate cancer you're saying it's way more Nuance than that and it's maybe if the endocrine component of prostate cancer may be more related to the relationship of testosterone and estrogen yes and a declining testosterone in the presence of a rising estrogen would be a more favorable endocrine milu for prostate cancer than the younger phenotype Which is higher testosterone to estrogen
it's the tte ratio that attributes to is responsible for prosthetic enlargement much more than the development of any prostate cancer
and it's maybe if the endocrine component of prostate cancer may be more related to the relationship of testosterone and estrogen yes and a declining testosterone in the presence of a rising estrogen would be a more favorable endocrine milu for prostate cancer than the younger phenotype Which is higher testosterone to estrogen