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Chapter 2 – All About PCOS & Ovarian Cysts
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When there is not enough progesterone, the area in the brain (hypothalamus)
that is responsible for sending signals to produce hormones (estrogen and
progesterone), stimulates the immature follicles to continue growing, by
producing more estrogen.
The immature follicles develop into cysts and grow larger with each
succeeding menstrual cycle, often causing pain and bleeding.
Why Eggs Won't Pop And Progesterone Isn't Made
There are several causes behind dysfunctional follicles that won't release
eggs and behind the fact that progesterone isn’t made. Among several other
factors is the exposure of female embryos to xenobiotics (a large family of
environmental pollutants that include xenohormones). As already mentioned,
these are environmental pollutants that mimic the chemical activity of estrogen
on the developing baby's tissues. Studies show that the creation of ovarian
follicles is highly sensitive to the toxicity of xenobiotics. These chemicals can
damage the female ovarian follicles and make them dysfunctional, unable to
complete ovulation or produce sufficient progesterone.
Lifestyle Factors That Contribute To PCOS And Dysfunctional
Follicles
Stress invoked by either lack of sleep, emotional issues, anxiety or pressure in
your daily routine has been scientifically proven to contribute to PCOS and
ovarian cyst formation as stress depresses your immune system, causes
anovulatory cycles and elevates blood sugar levels.
Taking birth control pills can shut down normal ovary function. A diet full of
xenobiotics can hinder metabolism and prescription drugs can also negatively
affect the menstrual cycle by impairing the functioning of the hypothalamus.
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