Researchers in Japan found that estrogen produced within the brain, called neuroestrogen, suppresses appetite and reduces ...

Estrogens are known for their role in reproduction, but a new study reveals that neuroestrogens -- estrogens produced in the brain -- play a key role in appetite regulation. These brain-made hormones ...

In addition, some research suggests that damiana may inhibit the aromatase enzyme, responsible for converting certain hormones into estrogen. However, these effects have yet to be confirmed in humans.

Researchers discovered that neuroestrogen, a hormone produced in the brain, regulates appetite by influencing the ...

Neuroestrogen, a brain-made hormone, may play a key role in controlling hunger—offering new insights into appetite regulation ...

Aromatase inhibition could be an alternative to testosterone administration to mitigate declining androgen production in hypogonadal older men. Unlike testosterone replacement, aromatase ...

For years, estrogens were known as the reproductive hormones produced by the ovaries, but recent discoveries reveal that ...

Treatment with an aromatase inhibitor, either alone or in combination with growth hormone (GH), slowed bone advancement and enhanced adult height in mid-pubertal boys with a short predicted adult ...

Cognitive dysfunction has been considered as a morbid condition that may possibly result from aromatase inhibitor therapy, the standard treatment in postmenopausal, estrogen/progesterone receptor ...

but recent discoveries reveal that these hormones are also synthesized in the brain through an enzyme called aromatase. This brain-specific version of estrogen is called neuroestrogen, and while ...