A green gut bacteria is sneaking the 'spent' oestrogen bags out of the used bucket, and is stuffing his pockets full and removing the tags.
Your gut bacteria as an endocrine partner in oestrogen-driven cancers

A new review reframes the gut microbiome as an active endocrine partner in oestrogen-driven cancers, expanding the estrobolome concept.

Three-dimensional rendering of a woman's torso with the digestive tract glowing through the skin, colourful bacteria scattered through the intestines and arrows tracing the flow, illustrating the gut estrobolome
What is the estrobolome?

The estrobolome is the set of gut bacteria that control how much oestrogen circulates – and it shapes your periods, fertility and vaginal health.

My Vagina cartoon of a woman with white hair sobbing on her hands and knees with her red heels kicked off, while a cream blob labelled 'Yeast' in a wide hat points at her
Yeast Vs HO: a fantastic story, it’s not what you think

The story of how a yeast overgrowth drives up histamine and oestrogen, and the vaginal and whole-body chaos that follows.

Gallbladder removal and your hormones

Living without a gallbladder can cause a few hormonal upsets that may make life harder over the years, including leaving too much oestrogen in your blood.

Understanding relative oestrogen excess

Relative oestrogen excess is a term used to describe a the propensity to have more oestrogen floating around than we want.

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