Re: The koan of WHI- beware semantics!

From: art fougner, md (evsono@pipeline.com)
Tue Jul 16 06:06:49 2002


Douglas

i think they have that already - they call it 'beer'!

art

At Tue, 16 Jul 2002, Douglas Krell wrote: >
> Denise CNM writes:
> And.....if you had an adequate amount of estrogen, this degree of
>multi-tasking would not be a problem.
>
> Dr. Joe writes:
> Well, it's an SERM, right? I wanted to know if anyone has data on the
>various receptor strengths of the various estorgens (i.e. the receptors that
>raloxifene binds to - what do OCPs do to those? how much? which ones?). I
>have a theory... LOL
>
> I know there are various experimental system designs that allow us to
>assay the relative affinity that different molecules have for the estrogen
>receptor complex. Basically they measure the level of gene expression that
>results from the interaction of any ligand or ligand complex to one or more
>of the binding sites on the estrogen receptor and so they've been able to
>figure out that some things work better or differently than others...that's
>how we got to the concept of a SERM right?
>
> I have a theory too....
>
> Ultimately we'll all be able to ingest a combination of simple
>environmental molecules in the form of a great tasting soft drink, that will
>allow us (men AND women) to do the multitasking thing without the risk of
>breast cancer, hot flashes, or any kind of genital atrophy. Probably at
>least a 3rd or 4th generation SERM...
>
>--
> Douglas Krell MD
>

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art fougner, md
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