Online Course: Estrogen Dominance in Men – A Misnomer

Online Course: Estrogen Dominance in Men – A Misnomer

$40.00

Last month we reviewed “estrogen dominance” in women, describing that the term had no appropriate meaning or application and that everyone who uses the term does not understand the term. Estrogen dominance has a negative connotation as if estrogen were bad. During this webinar, we will review the term, explain why everyone uses it and explain why it should not be used. We will correctly define the word and explain how to reverse estrogen dominance in men.

Estrogen is beneficial in both men and women.

Estrogen Dominance has a negative connotation as if estrogen were bad. During the webinar, we will review the term, explain why everyone uses it and why it should not be used. We will correctly define estrogen dominance and how to reverse it in men.

You will not want to miss this important webinar about Estrogen Dominance in men.

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Description

Objectives | Speakers | Enrollment Options

Objectives

Upon completion of this workshop, the healthcare professional will be able to:

  1. Recognize why people claim estrogen dominance is bad.
  2. Review the literature that demonstrates high levels of estradiol in men are associated with harm.
  3. Discuss studies that demonstrate estrogen deprivation is harmful, the treatment for which is raising estradiol levels.
  4. Review the data demonstrating raising estradiol via testosterone administration, or by giving estradiol reverses estrogen dominance which is simply insulin resistance.

Speakers

Neal Rouzier, MD

Faculty Chairman

Enrollment Options

Enroll today with a Premium Membership for $495/year, for access to THIS course and:

  • All 1 Hour Accredited Courses
  • All upcoming Accredited Monthly Webinars
  • All upcoming Journal Clubs AND Journal Club Library
  • EBSCOhost – research articles for the BHRT Workshop Series and to support your own evidence based studies!

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