Facial hair is testosterone. Hair loss is also testosterone. Well, the wrong conversion of testosterone which means there's other problems. Which is usually a back door estrogen problem. Synthetics and soy. Gets complicated and I've never been able to understand where Progesteron comes into play with all this.

The best thing I've seen and advise is good ole Maca Root powder. It'll balance your hormones out and make things desirable again. The women love it. Haven't seen it do too much for men yet. Originally it was suppose to make the men more functional but the women love it because it balances out their monthly cycle and makes Monapause a breeze.

There is a huge problem nowdays with hormones because of soy. Soy mimics estrogen. Soy is fed to all the livestock and poultry to fatten them up. Plus they actually put synthetic estrogen into the animals. So you've got estrogen everywhere. Dairy, beef, poultry, pork. Plus any products that use soy as a base, including baby formulas. It's estimated that one bottle of soy baby formula has the eqivalent of 6 birth control pills of estrogen in it. And they wonder why the guys are growing so big and the girls are starting their period at 8 years old. Plus the guys are growing breasts and if you hadn't noticed are losing their manhood capabilities.

The product label you posted is full of synthetics. Synthetics are NOT good no matter where you find them. They ARE drugs. Don't take them. Go with Maca Root powder. No tinctures, no gelatinized, just regular Maca root powder.


http://www.thedoctorwithin.com


Great web site. He has the explanation of soy there. Nasty stuff. That's where the estrogen dominance is coming from.

Whether increasing progesterone will have an effect on testosterone, either up or down, I have no idea. The problem is too much estrogen. Get your beef, pork and poultry from non hormonal, non soy animals. It's getting to be easily available at the gorocery store. Even your eggs.

Maca Root powder - its great stuff. Take a look at the above web site, he's got tons of information on it. He's not quite right about a few things but he's right on about the soy.

Doc Sutter

i have the same problem except mine is genetic. my mom, aunts and female cousins all have a lot of hair and some in some areas where men have hair. the problem seems more exacerbated in me, but im also the only one born and raised in America. is your problem genetic or only you?