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Dori Zook <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 11 Jan 2001 11:29:09 -0700
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> >Any thoughts on the effect of paleo diet on testosterone levels in both
>men
> >and women?

While I haven't had studies done recently, I do have slightly raised
testosterone levels due to PCOS; irregular menstrual cycles are a prime
problem with this particular condition.  This diet regulated my cycles
immediately, so it did SOMETHING in this area.  Precisely what, I can't say.

While my cycles are now regular, I still do have a few lil' ol' chin hairs I
pluck; that's testosterone (duh).  So it's still there.  Dammit.  Other PCOS
patients notice some improvement in facial hair when they switch their diet.
  I know a friend of mine can see a difference since making The Switch.

Then again, maybe it's extra testosterone that makes me thrive on
competition.  Or maybe it's what makes me cuss! :)  Either way, I enjoy both
competition and cussin', so no complaints!

Dori Zook
Denver, CO

"*&*$#, &^@*!, #%(&." Ahhhhhhh.....
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