That answers my question. I don't remember exactly but some of the above herbs raise LH and lower FSH, while others raise both FSH and LH.
I'm not sure what it means except there's low FSH. I think limiting LH herbs to once every once in a while. Aside from finding which ones lower FSH; then limiting LH herbs because their effects are a big deal; maybe adaptogens and eating eggs. Focus more on aromatase instead of LH for estrogenic properties. High LH perfectly explains a lot; too much androgens and not enough conversion into estrogens, while there being even less prolactin and progesterone balance than estrogen.
It's good that everyone is doing better.
I'm not sure what it means except there's low FSH. I think limiting LH herbs to once every once in a while. Aside from finding which ones lower FSH; then limiting LH herbs because their effects are a big deal; maybe adaptogens and eating eggs. Focus more on aromatase instead of LH for estrogenic properties. High LH perfectly explains a lot; too much androgens and not enough conversion into estrogens, while there being even less prolactin and progesterone balance than estrogen.
It's good that everyone is doing better.