posted May 19, 2000 12:05 PM            

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Hey bros, you know how babies go through the spell where they scream and cry ALOT, I mean mood swings like a motherfucker... Do you think that this is caused by the fact that Test levels are at a VERY high level during the infntile time frame...and then during the adolescent years, when test peaks again, the mood swings come back, as well as alot of depression, etc....what do you think? Let me know...Marauder

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posted May 19, 2000 12:17 PM            

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Maybe so. My wife has VMS (violent mood swings) every month along with her PMS, which is the result of hormonal changes. Of course if you ask her its all my fault.

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posted May 19, 2000 12:43 PM            

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denmaur:

my wife uses a progesterone creme, off 7 days during period and her VMS stopped and PMS just about disappeared. her endocrinologist suggested it as many women battle a problem with estrogen dominance and progesterone opposes it. available at all health food stores. tell her to read John Lee,MD books.

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posted May 19, 2000 02:09 PM            

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Babies dont have elevated testosterone levels in their system.

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posted May 19, 2000 07:43 PM            

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Thanks qui,

I'll let her know. It's still my fault though.

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posted May 19, 2000 07:47 PM            

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I have read somewhere that babys levels of test if a man are actually pretty high.. but it also said that is while in the mothers stomach so im not sure about after its born

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posted May 19, 2000 07:52 PM            

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During the development of the male sex organs in uterus T levels are high. Then the sex steroids drop and are almost absent untill puberty.
Interesting theory though!

/Komo

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posted May 20, 2000 08:39 AM            

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SCHNiKEN, babies don't grow inside the mother's stomach.

Storks bring them.

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posted May 20, 2000 09:18 AM            

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Babies have what has been labeled as "colic". This has been linked to digestive system problems being under-developed at the time of birth among other things. They have proven that 9 out of 10 babies DO NOT develop this syndrome when fed breast milk as it is MUCH more tolerable by the infant. It is also very benificial to the immune system development of the infant.Not all mothers can breast feed for various reasons(milk production to low or never developed etc....). I do not believe it is related to test levels, especially in female infants.

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posted May 20, 2000 10:32 AM            

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i have to agree with moss. my little brother had colic and man did he cry. 24/7

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