Ray Peat Audio Archive

kmud-110218-inflammation-2 — Ray Peat Clip

This curated audio highlight features Ray Peat speaking in the interview kmud-110218-inflammation-2. The excerpt begins at 43:34 and runs for 39 seconds.

And in the 40s, progesterone production is no longer able to fully keep up with this steadily increasing estrogen production with aging. And as soon as estrogen-- as soon as progesterone decreases and can no longer force estrogen out of the cells, the blood estrogen level will drop, but the estrogen inside the cells will increase. Publications by some-- I think they're Norwegians, Batra and others, and by Richard Blandau in University of Washington, showed that the tissues of old organisms retain estrogen than the tissues of young animals.