Re: rt3 depression/anxiety ESTROGEN DOMINANCE ????????????/

[Guest guest]

About 20 years ago I was in the same place. I alienated EVERYONE and loathed

myself. (and I am STILL trying to mend the bridges with my kids)

A few months back I started on Progesterone Cream, and the difference it has

made in my life is incredible.

Check out the symptoms for Estrogen Dominance, and I SO hope it helps as the way

you are feeling is awful.

This is a good place to start.

http://www.energeticnutrition.com/vitalzym/hormonebal.html

Also, check out Dr Sherrill Sellman's site. http://www.whatwomenmustknow.com/

There are some fantastic articles on her site.

Beverley N

>

> I feel like I'm losing my mind. I know that my rt3 of 4 is bad but is it

supposed to feel like I'm gonna die? I don't know how much longer I can do

this. I am so unpleasant to deal with (to say the least). I can't handle my

kids anymore, I'm driving my husband nuts. I flip out over nothing, to me it's

like the world is ending - to everyone else it's just a little spilt milk. Any

noise I hear causes me to jump like I'm in danger - ridiclous. I have no

toleration for myself and my behavior but I can't seem to control it. I'm

trying to cope... to believe an end is in sight but I cry all the time - not

knowing how I'm going to make it there. Any insight? Is there really an answer

to all this?

>

[Guest guest]

About 20 years ago I was in the same place. I alienated EVERYONE and loathed

myself. (and I am STILL trying to mend the bridges with my kids)

A few months back I started on Progesterone Cream, and the difference it has

made in my life is incredible.

Check out the symptoms for Estrogen Dominance, and I SO hope it helps as the way

you are feeling is awful.

This is a good place to start.

http://www.energeticnutrition.com/vitalzym/hormonebal.html

Also, check out Dr Sherrill Sellman's site. http://www.whatwomenmustknow.com/

There are some fantastic articles on her site.

Beverley N

>

> I feel like I'm losing my mind. I know that my rt3 of 4 is bad but is it

supposed to feel like I'm gonna die? I don't know how much longer I can do

this. I am so unpleasant to deal with (to say the least). I can't handle my

kids anymore, I'm driving my husband nuts. I flip out over nothing, to me it's

like the world is ending - to everyone else it's just a little spilt milk. Any

noise I hear causes me to jump like I'm in danger - ridiclous. I have no

toleration for myself and my behavior but I can't seem to control it. I'm

trying to cope... to believe an end is in sight but I cry all the time - not

knowing how I'm going to make it there. Any insight? Is there really an answer

to all this?

>

[Guest guest]

About 20 years ago I was in the same place. I alienated EVERYONE and loathed

myself. (and I am STILL trying to mend the bridges with my kids)

A few months back I started on Progesterone Cream, and the difference it has

made in my life is incredible.

Check out the symptoms for Estrogen Dominance, and I SO hope it helps as the way

you are feeling is awful.

This is a good place to start.

http://www.energeticnutrition.com/vitalzym/hormonebal.html

Also, check out Dr Sherrill Sellman's site. http://www.whatwomenmustknow.com/

There are some fantastic articles on her site.

Beverley N

>

> I feel like I'm losing my mind. I know that my rt3 of 4 is bad but is it

supposed to feel like I'm gonna die? I don't know how much longer I can do

this. I am so unpleasant to deal with (to say the least). I can't handle my

kids anymore, I'm driving my husband nuts. I flip out over nothing, to me it's

like the world is ending - to everyone else it's just a little spilt milk. Any

noise I hear causes me to jump like I'm in danger - ridiclous. I have no

toleration for myself and my behavior but I can't seem to control it. I'm

trying to cope... to believe an end is in sight but I cry all the time - not

knowing how I'm going to make it there. Any insight? Is there really an answer

to all this?

>

[Guest guest]

Both these sites have a conflict of interest in providing information, since

they are trying to sell people supplements! Please forgive me, but I disagree

with this idea of estrogen dominance. I think that " estrogen dominance " is a

myth perpetrated mostly by the late Dr Lee, with his outdated ideas from the

1980s which have since been disproven. Most women who have these symptoms

probably have LOW estradiol levels when they are tested (is possible that

overweight to obese women may have high estrone levels, however, which can cause

some imbalance problems.

True, some of us may need progesterone supplements, but here is an example of

possible side effects from bioidentical progesterone (Prometrium):

http://www.drugs.com/sfx/prometrium-side-effects.html

I'll get off my soapbox now, since I am off-topic.

Back ON topic - Val or Nick- a question for you-- how does endogenous or

supplemental progesterone intertwine or interact with thyroid and T3 meds?

Thanks-

Kate in NC

> >

> > I feel like I'm losing my mind. I know that my rt3 of 4 is bad but is it

supposed to feel like I'm gonna die? I don't know how much longer I can do

this. I am so unpleasant to deal with (to say the least). I can't handle my

kids anymore, I'm driving my husband nuts. I flip out over nothing, to me it's

like the world is ending - to everyone else it's just a little spilt milk. Any

noise I hear causes me to jump like I'm in danger - ridiclous. I have no

toleration for myself and my behavior but I can't seem to control it. I'm

trying to cope... to believe an end is in sight but I cry all the time - not

knowing how I'm going to make it there. Any insight? Is there really an answer

to all this?

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Both these sites have a conflict of interest in providing information, since

they are trying to sell people supplements! Please forgive me, but I disagree

with this idea of estrogen dominance. I think that " estrogen dominance " is a

myth perpetrated mostly by the late Dr Lee, with his outdated ideas from the

1980s which have since been disproven. Most women who have these symptoms

probably have LOW estradiol levels when they are tested (is possible that

overweight to obese women may have high estrone levels, however, which can cause

some imbalance problems.

True, some of us may need progesterone supplements, but here is an example of

possible side effects from bioidentical progesterone (Prometrium):

http://www.drugs.com/sfx/prometrium-side-effects.html

I'll get off my soapbox now, since I am off-topic.

Back ON topic - Val or Nick- a question for you-- how does endogenous or

supplemental progesterone intertwine or interact with thyroid and T3 meds?

Thanks-

Kate in NC

> >

> > I feel like I'm losing my mind. I know that my rt3 of 4 is bad but is it

supposed to feel like I'm gonna die? I don't know how much longer I can do

this. I am so unpleasant to deal with (to say the least). I can't handle my

kids anymore, I'm driving my husband nuts. I flip out over nothing, to me it's

like the world is ending - to everyone else it's just a little spilt milk. Any

noise I hear causes me to jump like I'm in danger - ridiclous. I have no

toleration for myself and my behavior but I can't seem to control it. I'm

trying to cope... to believe an end is in sight but I cry all the time - not

knowing how I'm going to make it there. Any insight? Is there really an answer

to all this?

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Both these sites have a conflict of interest in providing information, since

they are trying to sell people supplements! Please forgive me, but I disagree

with this idea of estrogen dominance. I think that " estrogen dominance " is a

myth perpetrated mostly by the late Dr Lee, with his outdated ideas from the

1980s which have since been disproven. Most women who have these symptoms

probably have LOW estradiol levels when they are tested (is possible that

overweight to obese women may have high estrone levels, however, which can cause

some imbalance problems.

True, some of us may need progesterone supplements, but here is an example of

possible side effects from bioidentical progesterone (Prometrium):

http://www.drugs.com/sfx/prometrium-side-effects.html

I'll get off my soapbox now, since I am off-topic.

Back ON topic - Val or Nick- a question for you-- how does endogenous or

supplemental progesterone intertwine or interact with thyroid and T3 meds?

Thanks-

Kate in NC

> >

> > I feel like I'm losing my mind. I know that my rt3 of 4 is bad but is it

supposed to feel like I'm gonna die? I don't know how much longer I can do

this. I am so unpleasant to deal with (to say the least). I can't handle my

kids anymore, I'm driving my husband nuts. I flip out over nothing, to me it's

like the world is ending - to everyone else it's just a little spilt milk. Any

noise I hear causes me to jump like I'm in danger - ridiclous. I have no

toleration for myself and my behavior but I can't seem to control it. I'm

trying to cope... to believe an end is in sight but I cry all the time - not

knowing how I'm going to make it there. Any insight? Is there really an answer

to all this?

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Kate - I'm not sure about women, but estrogen dominance definitely occurs in Men. 

 

Both these sites have a conflict of interest in providing information, since they are trying to sell people supplements! Please forgive me, but I disagree with this idea of estrogen dominance. I think that " estrogen dominance " is a myth perpetrated mostly by the late Dr Lee, with his outdated ideas from the 1980s which have since been disproven. Most women who have these symptoms probably have LOW estradiol levels when they are tested (is possible that overweight to obese women may have high estrone levels, however, which can cause some imbalance problems.

True, some of us may need progesterone supplements, but here is an example of possible side effects from bioidentical progesterone (Prometrium):

http://www.drugs.com/sfx/prometrium-side-effects.html

I'll get off my soapbox now, since I am off-topic.

Back ON topic - Val or Nick- a question for you-- how does endogenous or supplemental progesterone intertwine or interact with thyroid and T3 meds?

Thanks-

Kate in NC

> >

> > I feel like I'm losing my mind. I know that my rt3 of 4 is bad but is it supposed to feel like I'm gonna die? I don't know how much longer I can do this. I am so unpleasant to deal with (to say the least). I can't handle my kids anymore, I'm driving my husband nuts. I flip out over nothing, to me it's like the world is ending - to everyone else it's just a little spilt milk. Any noise I hear causes me to jump like I'm in danger - ridiclous. I have no toleration for myself and my behavior but I can't seem to control it. I'm trying to cope... to believe an end is in sight but I cry all the time - not knowing how I'm going to make it there. Any insight? Is there really an answer to all this?

> >

>

-- Mike

[Guest guest]

My gyn specializes in bioidentical hormones and he told me I was estrogen dominant too, I had identical symptoms as Holly for years and the doc told me to start using progesterone cream and it made all the difference for me. I also found out 2 years ago via saliva test that my adrenals were shot, too many years of burning it at both ends trying to raise kids, work, life in general. For those of us who are estrogen dominant natural progesterone cream is a Godsend to get our female hormones balanced. My doc did tell me that because I was overweight the estrogen tended to be concentrated so I was really imbalanced on those hormones, sometimes I just felt like I wanted to unzip my skin and step out of my body I was so frazzled, my hubby is like Holly's and did whatever it took to help me through that time in my life. I'm still perimenopausal but if I don't take my progesterone it's likely someone could get killed if they get in my way LOL. I took Prometrium for a while but I preferred the cream. I take T3 and it helped with hypo symtoms while the progesterone cools my jets;-)<<Posted by: "itskt2u" throwaway@... itskt2uTue Jul 13, 2010 8:41 pm (PDT)Both these sites have a conflict of interest in providing information, since they are trying to sell people supplements! Please forgive me, but I disagree with this idea of estrogen dominance. I think that "estrogen dominance" is a myth perpetrated mostly by the late Dr Lee, with his outdated ideas from the 1980s which have since been disproven. Most women who have these symptoms probably have LOW estradiol levels when they are tested (is possible that overweight to obese women may have high estrone levels, however, which can cause some imbalance problems.True, some of us may need progesterone supplements, but here is an example of possible side effects from bioidentical progesterone (Prometrium):http://www.drugs.com/sfx/prometrium-side-effects.htmlI'll get off my soapbox now, since I am off-topic. Back ON topic - Val or Nick- a question for you-- how does endogenous or supplemental progesterone intertwine or interact with thyroid and T3 meds?Thanks-Kate in NC> >> > I feel like I'm losing my mind. I know that my rt3 of 4 is bad but is it supposed to feel like I'm gonna die? I don't know how much longer I can do this. I am so unpleasant to deal with (to say the least). I can't handle my kids anymore, I'm driving my husband nuts. I flip out over nothing, to me it's like the world is ending - to everyone else it's just a little spilt milk. Any noise I hear causes me to jump like I'm in danger - ridiclous. I have no toleration for myself and my behavior but I can't seem to control it. I'm trying to cope... to believe an end is in sight but I cry all the time - not knowing how I'm going to make it there. Any insight? Is there really an answer to all this?>> Kem in Eugene <º)))><

[Guest guest]

It sure does, my husband was just tested for hormones, his testosterone was in the tank and estrogen was really high, his doc said he had estrogen dominance. Poor guy had no interest in anything, seemed like he'd lost his will to live almost. His doc specializes in bio identicals and started him on testosterone shots...difference is now night and day. He also gave him some pill that clears out the estrogen, the dude was getting boobs and his prostate was huge. His thyroid showed he was slighly hypo but doc wants him to stay on testosterone with this pill to clear out the estrogen, says he won't have to take flomax anymore and it's a falicy that testosterone makes men have large prostates...young men are full of testosterone but don't have enlarged prostates. Hubby's doc has worked with Suzanne Sommers while writing one of her books on bio identicals. All I know is his prostate is getting smaller, he has more zest for life and though he's 53, he's acting like he's 25....come on rt3 clearance...now I've got to be able to keep up with this guy LOL.<<Posted by: " Rouse" michael.hugh.rouse@... mrouseusTue Jul 13, 2010 8:46 pm (PDT)Kate - I'm not sure about women, but estrogen dominance definitely occurs inMen.>> Kem in Eugene <º)))><

[Guest guest]

where is your doctor..my husband needs to see him.....he has same issues...thyroid is low too so i started hiim on some of my thryoid meds but maybe if his testosterone is raised his thyriod will be able to function better....

Subject: Re: rt3 depression/anxiety ESTROGEN DOMINANCE ????????????/To: "RT3" <RT3_T3 >Date: Wednesday, July 14, 2010, 3:53 PM

It sure does, my husband was just tested for hormones, his testosterone was in the tank and estrogen was really high, his doc said he had estrogen dominance. Poor guy had no interest in anything, seemed like he'd lost his will to live almost. His doc specializes in bio identicals and started him on testosterone shots...difference is now night and day. He also gave him some pill that clears out the estrogen, the dude was getting boobs and his prostate was huge. His thyroid showed he was slighly hypo but doc wants him to stay on testosterone with this pill to clear out the estrogen, says he won't have to take flomax anymore and it's a falicy that testosterone makes men have large prostates... young men are full of testosterone but don't have enlarged prostates. Hubby's doc has worked with Suzanne Sommers while writing one of her books on bio identicals. All I know is his prostate is getting smaller, he has more zest

for life and though he's 53, he's acting like he's 25....come on rt3 clearance... now I've got to be able to keep up with this guy LOL.

<<Posted by: " Rouse" michael.hugh. rouse (AT) gmail (DOT) com mrouseus

Tue Jul 13, 2010 8:46 pm (PDT)

Kate - I'm not sure about women, but estrogen dominance definitely occurs inMen.>>

Kem in Eugene

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[Guest guest]

This is interesting info. I take birth control with no breaks so wouldn't that

regulate my estorgen,progesterone... to where I should be? I'm thinking of going

off but concerned it might open a can of worms I can't handle. Just getting

used to the idea of my awful rt3 and eager to get going on that treatment.

In regards to prog cream - the idea of cooling my jets sounds heavenly right

now.

Holly

> > >

> > > I feel like I'm losing my mind. I know that my rt3 of 4 is bad

> but is it supposed to feel like I'm gonna die? I don't know how much

> longer I can do this. I am so unpleasant to deal with (to say the

> least). I can't handle my kids anymore, I'm driving my husband nuts. I

> flip out over nothing, to me it's like the world is ending - to

> everyone else it's just a little spilt milk. Any noise I hear causes

> me to jump like I'm in danger - ridiclous. I have no toleration for

> myself and my behavior but I can't seem to control it. I'm trying to

> cope... to believe an end is in sight but I cry all the time - not

> knowing how I'm going to make it there. Any insight? Is there really

> an answer to all this?>>

>

> Kem in Eugene

> <º)))><

>

[Guest guest]

No, taking estrogen and progesterone with no breaks will keep you at one level

the entire month, whereas most women's levels fluctuate during the month. Val

posted a link to a chart showing how the estrogen and progesterone of

menstruating women fluctuate throughout the month. I only take progesterone

during the luteal phase when it does not raise properly as it should. That's why

I keep it at luteal phase. I just happen to test my estrogen then, too, because

it tends to have a sort of 2nd peak about 8 days before your period, so it's a

good time to test. But there are other times to test estrogen, it's just sort of

hard if you're cycling and not 100% regular because estrogen can change a lot.

Now, I don't know what post-menopausal women to be honest. I think some try to

have periods forever! I think Val says she keeps her hormones at luteal levels

all the time, but whether low-end or high-end, I don't know.

Maybe ask her!

But at any rate, I think BCPs tend to make your estrogen levels too high and you

don't want that because I know it affects cortisol which can affect rt3 of

course.

Kathleen

> > > >

> > > > I feel like I'm losing my mind. I know that my rt3 of 4 is bad

> > but is it supposed to feel like I'm gonna die? I don't know how much

> > longer I can do this. I am so unpleasant to deal with (to say the

> > least). I can't handle my kids anymore, I'm driving my husband nuts. I

> > flip out over nothing, to me it's like the world is ending - to

> > everyone else it's just a little spilt milk. Any noise I hear causes

> > me to jump like I'm in danger - ridiclous. I have no toleration for

> > myself and my behavior but I can't seem to control it. I'm trying to

> > cope... to believe an end is in sight but I cry all the time - not

> > knowing how I'm going to make it there. Any insight? Is there really

> > an answer to all this?>>

> >

> > Kem in Eugene

> > <º)))><

> >

>

[Guest guest]

No, taking estrogen and progesterone with no breaks will keep you at one level

the entire month, whereas most women's levels fluctuate during the month. Val

posted a link to a chart showing how the estrogen and progesterone of

menstruating women fluctuate throughout the month. I only take progesterone

during the luteal phase when it does not raise properly as it should. That's why

I keep it at luteal phase. I just happen to test my estrogen then, too, because

it tends to have a sort of 2nd peak about 8 days before your period, so it's a

good time to test. But there are other times to test estrogen, it's just sort of

hard if you're cycling and not 100% regular because estrogen can change a lot.

Now, I don't know what post-menopausal women to be honest. I think some try to

have periods forever! I think Val says she keeps her hormones at luteal levels

all the time, but whether low-end or high-end, I don't know.

Maybe ask her!

But at any rate, I think BCPs tend to make your estrogen levels too high and you

don't want that because I know it affects cortisol which can affect rt3 of

course.

Kathleen

> > > >

> > > > I feel like I'm losing my mind. I know that my rt3 of 4 is bad

> > but is it supposed to feel like I'm gonna die? I don't know how much

> > longer I can do this. I am so unpleasant to deal with (to say the

> > least). I can't handle my kids anymore, I'm driving my husband nuts. I

> > flip out over nothing, to me it's like the world is ending - to

> > everyone else it's just a little spilt milk. Any noise I hear causes

> > me to jump like I'm in danger - ridiclous. I have no toleration for

> > myself and my behavior but I can't seem to control it. I'm trying to

> > cope... to believe an end is in sight but I cry all the time - not

> > knowing how I'm going to make it there. Any insight? Is there really

> > an answer to all this?>>

> >

> > Kem in Eugene

> > <º)))><

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Dr. Welker is in Eugene, Oregon. Antiaging, bio identical male/female hormones. His website is http://www.oregonoptimalhealth.com His office will bill your insurance but we had to pay out of pocket as our insurance doesn't cover him...well worth it to my husband though.<<Posted by: "dawn volz" dawnv5@... dawnv5@...Wed Jul 14, 2010 1:59 pm (PDT)where is your doctor..my husband needs to see him.....he has same issues...thyroid is low too so i started hiim on some of my thryoid meds but maybe if his testosterone is raised his thyriod will be able to function better....From: Kem Tillford <Losinit4good (AT) hearts4humanity (DOT) org>Subject: Re: rt3 depression/anxiety ESTROGEN DOMINANCE ????????????/To: "RT3" <RT3_T3 >Date: Wednesday, July 14, 2010, 3:53 PM It sure does, my husband was just tested for hormones, his testosterone was in the tank and estrogen was really high, his doc said he had estrogen dominance. Poor guy had no interest in anything, seemed like he'd lost his will to live almost. His doc specializes in bio identicals and started him on testosterone shots...difference is now night and day. He also gave him some pill that clears out the estrogen, the dude was getting boobs and his prostate was huge. His thyroid showed he was slighly hypo but doc wants him to stay on testosterone with this pill to clear out the estrogen, says he won't have to take flomax anymore and it's a falicy that testosterone makes men have large prostates... young men are full of testosterone but don't have enlarged prostates. Hubby's doc has worked with Suzanne Sommers while writing one of her books on bio identicals. All I know is his prostate is getting smaller, he has more zest for life and though he's 53,he's acting like he's 25....come on rt3 clearance... now I've got to be able to keep up with this guy LOL.<<Posted by: " Rouse" michael.hugh. rouse (AT) gmail (DOT) com mrouseusTue Jul 13, 2010 8:46 pm (PDT)Kate - I'm not sure about women, but estrogen dominance definitely occurs inMen.>>Kem in Eugene <º)))><>> Kem in Eugene <º)))><

[Guest guest]

CHECK WITH YOUR INSURANCE AND SEE IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING CALLED GAP. I SPOKE WITH MY INSRUANCE AND THEY SAID TO CALL THE NEXT TIME I GO TO SEE MY PHYSICIAN AT BODYLOGICS, THEY ARE HORMONE SPECIALIST. IF THERE ISN'T A DOC IN A 50 MILE RADIUS WHO TREATS AS THEY DO; THEY WILL COVER IT.

I HAD MENTIONED TO HER THAT NOBODY IN MY AREA TREATS FOR HOMRONE RELATED SYMPTOMS LIKE THEY DO WITH NATURAL PRODUCTS AND SALIVA, ETC...

R.

Re: rt3 depression/anxiety ESTROGEN DOMINANCE ????????????/To: "RT3" <RT3_T3 >Date: Wednesday, July 14, 2010, 3:53 PM It sure does, my husband was just tested for hormones, his testosterone was in the tank and estrogen was really high, his doc said he had estrogen dominance. Poor guy had no interest in anything, seemed like he'd lost his will to live almost. His doc specializes in bio identicals and started him on testosterone shots...difference is now night and day. He also gave him some pill that clears out the estrogen, the dude was getting boobs and his prostate was huge. His thyroid showed he was slighly hypo but doc wants him to stay on testosterone with this pill to clear out the estrogen, says he won't have to take flomax anymore and it's a falicy that testosterone makes men have large prostates... young men are full of testosterone but don't have enlarged prostates. Hubby's doc has worked with Suzanne Sommers while writing one of her books on bio identicals. All I know is his prostate is getting smaller, he has more zest for life and though he's 53,he's acting like he's 25....come on rt3 clearance... now I've got to be able to keep up with this guy LOL.<<Posted by: " Rouse" michael.hugh. rouse (AT) gmail (DOT) com mrouseusTue Jul 13, 2010 8:46 pm (PDT)Kate - I'm not sure about women, but estrogen dominance definitely occurs inMen.>>Kem in Eugene <º)))><>>

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RE: Estrogen dominance---I had it BAD all my life with many health

repercussions, and progesterone is the only thing that has helped.

Warm regards, Kate (the other Kate--chamisa007)

>

> From: Kem Tillford

> Subject: Re: rt3 depression/anxiety ESTROGEN DOMINANCE

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> To: " RT3 " RT3_T3 >

> Date: Wednesday, July 14, 2010, 3:53 PM

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> It sure does, my husband was just tested for hormones, his testosterone was

in the tank and estrogen was really high, his doc said he had estrogen

dominance. Poor guy had no interest in anything, seemed like he'd lost his will

to live almost. His doc specializes in bio identicals and started him on

testosterone shots...difference is now night and day. He also gave him some

pill that clears out the estrogen, the dude was getting boobs and his prostate

was huge. His thyroid showed he was slighly hypo but doc wants him to stay on

testosterone with this pill to clear out the estrogen, says he won't have to

take flomax anymore and it's a falicy that testosterone makes men have large

prostates... young men are full of testosterone but don't have enlarged

prostates. Hubby's doc has worked with Suzanne Sommers while writing one of her

books on bio identicals. All I know is his prostate is getting smaller, he has

more zest for life and though he's 53,

> he's acting like he's 25....come on rt3 clearance... now I've got to be able

to keep up with this guy LOL.

>

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