Why you shouldnt take an AI

[bonelessvirgin]

The following text comes from ChatGPT but its still very interesting:

When someone uses a high dose of androgens — for example, 500 mg of testosterone per week — both testosterone and estrogen rise because a portion of that testosterone is converted to estradiol via the aromatase enzyme. So, the ratio between androgens and estrogens often stays roughly stable (around 20:1 to 30:1) unless an aromatase inhibitor is used.





Now, to your main question:


Is high estrogen still beneficial as long as it’s in the right ratio to androgens?





For bone health, yes. Estrogen is absolutely essential for maintaining bone density — in men as well as women. When both testosterone and estrogen are elevated, bone density usually increases beyond normal physiological levels, because:

• Testosterone directly stimulates osteoblasts (bone-building cells),
• Estrogen inhibits osteoclasts (bone-resorbing cells) and prolongs osteoblast lifespan.

 

[Starborn]

The following text comes from ChatGPT but its still very interesting:

Stopped reading here
@Grievous @leaks @Mizi44 @Dsm

 

[Starborn]

Stopped reading here
@Grievous @leaks @Mizi44 @Dsm

@Finnishmogger

 

[Starborn]

The following text comes from ChatGPT but its still very interesting:

When someone uses a high dose of androgens — for example, 500 mg of testosterone per week — both testosterone and estrogen rise because a portion of that testosterone is converted to estradiol via the aromatase enzyme. So, the ratio between androgens and estrogens often stays roughly stable (around 20:1 to 30:1) unless an aromatase inhibitor is used.





Now, to your main question:


Is high estrogen still beneficial as long as it’s in the right ratio to androgens?





For bone health, yes. Estrogen is absolutely essential for maintaining bone density — in men as well as women. When both testosterone and estrogen are elevated, bone density usually increases beyond normal physiological levels, because:

• Testosterone directly stimulates osteoblasts (bone-building cells),
• Estrogen inhibits osteoclasts (bone-resorbing cells) and prolongs osteoblast lifespan.

theres no way you geniunly posted this shit nigga

 

[poindextahh]

why are you using chatjewpt for this??

 

[mewzilla]

dnr after the first five words. israelgpt is NOT going to be recommending me anything ever.

 

[Starborn]

dumbass nigga

 

[Wicket]

who tf uses shit from jewpt

 

[Starborn]

The following text comes from ChatGPT but its still very interesting:

When someone uses a high dose of androgens — for example, 500 mg of testosterone per week — both testosterone and estrogen rise because a portion of that testosterone is converted to estradiol via the aromatase enzyme. So, the ratio between androgens and estrogens often stays roughly stable (around 20:1 to 30:1) unless an aromatase inhibitor is used.





Now, to your main question:


Is high estrogen still beneficial as long as it’s in the right ratio to androgens?





For bone health, yes. Estrogen is absolutely essential for maintaining bone density — in men as well as women. When both testosterone and estrogen are elevated, bone density usually increases beyond normal physiological levels, because:

• Testosterone directly stimulates osteoblasts (bone-building cells),
• Estrogen inhibits osteoclasts (bone-resorbing cells) and prolongs osteoblast lifespan.

@Gengar Why is not using ai for posts not a rule?

 

[dawooddX]

Replies are frying me holy shit
Ur thread sucks

 

[Bitchwhipper2]

Chatgpt is a genuine retard.

Idk why youre listening to him