On Sat, 10 Mar 2007 19:33:29 -0500, Kristina K. Carlton  
<[log in to unmask]> wrote:


>
> I stopped taking DHEA in December because a blood and saliva test  
> indicated
> high levels. I stopped the progesterone in January because one, it  
> obviously
> wasn't working anymore, and two, another saliva test indicated that it  
> was
> too high.
>

Even so, you might get something useful by scroogling  
(http://www.scroogle.org/) "estrogen dominance".

The second hit has this to say (he left out evil soy):
"Strictly speaking, it's possible that we are all -- men, women and  
children -- suffering a little from estrogen dominance, because there is  
so much of it in our environment. You would have to virtually live in a  
bubble to escape the excess estrogens we're exposed to through pesticides,  
plastics, industrial waste products, car exhaust, meat, soaps and much of  
the carpeting, furniture and paneling that we live with indoors every day.  
You may have on-and-off sinus problems, headaches, dry eyes, asthma or  
cold hands and feet for example, and not know to attribute them to your  
exposure to xenohormones. Over time the exposure will cause more chronic  
problems such as arthritis and premenopause symptoms, and may be a direct  
or indirect cause of cancer."

William