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Bonnie,

I'm not Alobar, but from MY viewpoint " what other explanation can

there be " is the whole point. " I don't know where it came from " is the

whole point. The point being you DON " T KNOW this hormone increase came

from VCO so where DID it come from? If the increase is NOT due to your

intake of VCO, you really need to find out what else it could be.

Limiting the cause to VCO could be harmful to you in the long run. I'd

be googling my fanny off looking for what causes such a huge increase in

testosterone levels in a female. That is definitely NOT normal. If a

re-test (definitely something you should do to rule out lab error),

confirms the high testosterone, something is wrong, and you need to

figure out what it is.

Had your testosteron levels go from low to normal with only adding

VCO, I would have been inclined to believe it. But with all the health

conscious women consuming VCO surely there would be rampant reports of

such huge increases in testosterone?

You are a cancer patient, are you not? I forget what your cancer

was, maybe I am confusing you with someone else and you haven't had

cancer. But, you need to be looking deeper than VCO for the underlying

cause of the huge hormone increase. In any case check out the link below.

http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/journal/109659148/abstract?CRETRY=1 & SRETRY=0

sol

Bonnie Cole wrote:

> Alobar, you might be right but what other explanation can there be for such

> an increase, when I am not supplementing with any hormones whatsoever. I

> don't know where it came from, if not from VCO.

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