Yes, Hormones are tricky. If you hit your sweet spot with them then it can make life much better. Lyme wreaks havoc on the pituitary and this is where most hormone produttion is triggered from. If you have Lyme I can almost guarantee your Testosterone and Growth hormone levels are low. Your estrogen levels are likely high as well. Hormonse have to be regulated as a group because most of them convert into other hormones. You would think if you have low testosterone then just boost your testosterone. That isnt the case. If you over boost T it will convert to Estradiol or DHT, then you are no better off. Testosterone is made in the testicles. When you supplement it , your brain sees it and shuts down the signal for you to produce your own and this will cause testicular atrophe. You have to take something like HCG in addition to testosterone to keep the testicles functioning. There are many more examples like this, I just gave the one that would most likely apply to any male with Lyme. You need to see a specialist and there is only one in this country that I will trust to handle it right. He is in lansing Michigan and his name is Dr. John Crisler. Most doctors do not fully understand hormones and their conversion pathways in the body. Do your homework before you decide who to trust this with. |
