02SW18 - Botanicals as Selective Hormone Receptor Modulators Format:Audio poke root and burdock root

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02SW18 - Botanicals as Selective Hormone Receptor Modulators Format:Audio poke root and burdock rootSpeaker: Kenneth Proefrock. Botanicals as selective estrogen, androgen, steroid thyroid and cortisol receptor modulators. Each type of botanical modulator is covered in detail, and the conclusion is that by modulating the hormone receptors with botanicals and foods the body needs less of those hormones, which in turn minimizes the health risks of excessive hormone production.