No as our body produces progesterone all the time, male and female, however, as we get older we produce less progesterone which is why supplementing with progesterone is needed.
May 31, 2018
Healthy hormone ratio by: T
Thankyou Joy...also while I have you. Could you tell me what a healthy progesterone to oestrogen ratio would be via blood test in lutueal phase?
Jun 01, 2018
Healthy hormone ratio by: Joy
Hi T
It should be around 600:1. No progesterone is used during Folicular phase as the body makes more progesterone then. Luteal phase the body produces less progesterone which is why progesterone is needed. The ratio really should be 600:1 at all times, but stress and excess estrogen as in Environmental Toxins affects this.
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