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Progesterone is the primary precursor of our adrenal cortical hormones and testosterone.
It also has the effect of balancing out the effects of estrodiol. As men age, their progesterone levels fall, causing their uninhibited estrodiol levels to rise. It has been theorized that one of the causes of BPH may be inadequate amounts of progesterone synthesis needed to counteract the effect of estrodiol. Men also have elevated estrogen levels because of unavoidable environmental and food sources which contain high levels of estrogen like compounds. These xeno-estrogens exert estrogen like influences on all living creatures, male and female, by disrupting the reproductive abilities and hormonal balance.