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High levels of this in the bloodstream causes “rockiness” problems
Many things have been associated with an increased risk of “rockiness” problems.
Type 2 diabetes, obesity, high cortisol, low testosterone, smoking, and psychological stress are all known to increase the risk of male sexual problems.
But the role of estrogens has been largely overlooked, even though there are already some papers showing that high estrogen is associated with “rockiness” problems.
A recent study looked at a type of estrogen called estradiol…
Men with high estradiol were more than 50% more likely to suffer from “rockiness” problems.
The research took place at the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia University Medical Center, New York. Andrologia published the findings.
The study set out to investigate the relationship between estradiol and “rockiness” problems.
“The goal of this study was to investigate the association between serum estradiol levels and clinically significant erectile dysfunction in a cohort of men presenting for andrological evaluation.”
Over 200 men (between 34 and 64 years old) were included in the research.
The men completed a number of questionnaires related to their sexual health.
These questionnaires assessed the existence and extent of their “rockiness” problems.
All of the men also submitted to an early morning hormone test.
The test assessed blood levels of testosterone and estradiol.
“Patients completed the Male Sexual Health Questionnaire and had serum total testosterone and estradiol measurements prior to 10:30 a.m.”
Based on the results of the questionnaires, the men were split into two groups.
One group was defined as having clinically significant “rockiness” problems.
The other group had normal scores on the male sexual health questionnaire.
“We compared clinical characteristics between those with adequate erectile function (erection scale score > 2) vs. clinically significant erectile dysfunction (erection scale score ≤ 2).”
In the first analysis, high estradiol was linked with a 30% greater risk of “rockiness” problems.
Then the researchers corrected the results. They took into account other common factors known to cause “rockiness” problems.
When the researchers took into account testosterone, smoking, age, and body mass index (BMI), the results were even more pronounced.
High levels of estradiol in the blood increase the risk of “rockiness” problems by over 50%.
Only smoking increased the risk of “rockiness” problems to a greater degree than estradiol.
“Estradiol was associated with clinically significant erectile dysfunction (+52%) when controlling for serum total testosterone, age, body mass index, and smoking status.”
Some studies show that supplementing testosterone can improve male “rockiness”.
But other studies have found conflicting results regarding testosterone.
Older men and men who have more body fat tend to do worse with testosterone supplementation.
Age and body fat both increase the conversion of testosterone to estrogen.
So, in some men, testosterone supplementation is probably just boosting estrogen.
Clearly, estrogens such as estradiol, increased the likelihood of a person developing ED, even when taking other factors into account.
The researchers strongly recommend testing estradiol levels in men reporting “rockiness” problems.
“These results warrant future studies on the utility of measuring serum estradiol in patients with erectile dysfunction.”
Body fat produces excessive levels of estrogen.
So losing weight is a good way to lower estrogen levels.
But, in men, estrogen is made from testosterone.
And lowering the enzyme that converts testosterone to estrogen may also be very helpful.
This enzyme is called aromatase.
Some food supplements, such as oysters and zinc, are shown to lower the aromatase enzyme.
For more potent inhibition of the estrogen-generating enzyme, pharmaceutical-grade aromatase inhibitors may be prescribed by a doctor.
“These results warrant the use of aromatase inhibitors in patients with erectile dysfunction and elevated serum estradiol.”
You should always consult a healthcare practitioner about diagnosing and treating any health-related problems.
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