So, guys, Derek, more plates and redates.com.

Today we're going to be talking about do dht derivatives actually inhibit estrogen or not?

So this is something that is heavily debated.

A lot of people they think it, you know, they can act as a makeshift AI.

Some people, they think that it actually inhibits the estrogen from working itself.

Actually, most people just don't even know how it works.

They just know that at most, some people think more DHC equals, you know, less estrogen.

And that's kind of like the basis of their, you know, explanation.

And I just wanted to kind of dig into the mechanism to explain the ratio of

androgens to estrogens a bit and how DHC derivatives can actually play out when you factor,

they factor in their androgenicity

and sort of how they complement cycles that are rich with compounds that are substrates for aromatase.

So if you have a lot of compounds that convert to estrogen, what kind of effect the D.H.C. derivatives could have on potentially

minimizing that estrogenic activity when it is too high. And, you know, somebody might otherwise

introduce an aromatase inhibitor, which, you know, my thoughts on that. I've talked about

the neuro and cardio toxicity and blah, blah, blah, and how, and how blah anyway let's just get into it

so you know there's a very clear relationship between androgens to estrogens and especially in like

gyno development i feel like that's a very good proxy for estrogenic activity in the body at least

for people who are prone like there's a lot of other things that can be used as proxies as well as

like blood work isn't really indicative just an absolute value of estrogen people who are prone, like there's a lot of other things that can be used as proxies as well as,

like blood work isn't really indicative, just an absolute value of estradiol and picograms per milliliter.

Um, doesn't necessarily equate to just because you have a high estrogen on paper, it doesn't

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