"Reports that associate the flavonolignans with potential estrogenic effect (e.g., via mediation of the estrogen receptor) are sparse and currently not supported by in vitro or in vivo experimental evidence.[19]"
"Reports that associate the flavonolignans with potential estrogenic effect (e.g., via mediation of the estrogen receptor) are sparse and currently not supported by in vitro or in vivo experimental evidence.[19]"
I feel like benzoyl peroxide alone could alone fix everything, but the retarded EU laws wont let any facewash with it in, and iherb or similar international delivery services are expensive as fuck"Reports that associate the flavonolignans with potential estrogenic effect (e.g., via mediation of the estrogen receptor) are sparse and currently not supported by in vitro or in vivo experimental evidence.[19]"
Milk Thistle (PDQ®)
Milk thistle is available in the United States as a dietary supplement. Human clinical trials have investigated milk thistle in hepatitis or cirrhosis, although small studies have been reported in some cancers. Get detailed information on studies of milk thistle in cancer in this clinician summary.www.cancer.gov
that's what some gov site says, so i wouldn't be too sure. You're better off just reading and interpreting the studies
the fact that you asked the same question 3 months ago and still have no answer is concerning, get to research boyo
