E2: what is "high" and "low"

[Cataceous]

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Cataceous - I am not picking on you.. I promise!! But regarding emotionalism, as it were, I tried searching on that as well and had no luck finding data. Definitely nothing involving emotionality in TRT associated with E2/T. Or associated with increased E2 in men in general. Certainly it seems to be the case anecdotally.

Agreed there does not seem to be a formal description of this phenomenon, or even complete agreement on its existence. We had a thread on it here:

Do higher estrogen levels in men on TRT make them more emotional or irritable?

Sometimes I read threads that state, higher estrogen-levels makes men emotional. So I’m wondering, if the statement is true. Because personally, I’ve never felt anything from estrogen.

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I posted some links connecting estradiol and emotional reactivity:

Do higher estrogen levels in men on TRT make them more emotional or irritable?

Sometimes I read threads that state, higher estrogen-levels makes men emotional. So I’m wondering, if the statement is true. Because personally, I’ve never felt anything from estrogen.

www.excelmale.com

 

[bennettjc]

Thank you. I appreciate your rigor, knowledge base, and all you do for this forum.