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I refuse to take tamoxifen due to bad side effects.. is there a natural way of reducing my estrogen levels?
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No: There may be other agents that reduce estrogen levels but none that have been shown to treat or prevent breast cancer. Therefore, use at your own risk.
Answered 1/21/2013
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