Gastric Estrogen I - Clinical Research
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This document outlines future clinical research strategies to test the Gastric Estrogen Hypothesis. Japanese and English versions are included. (日本語版と英語版があります) Contents 1. Introduction 2. Overview [O-1] The Gastric Estrogen Hypothesis [O-2] Implications of the Gastric Estrogen Hypothesis for Future Medicine [0-3] A Novel Model of Aging Based on Gastric Estrogen Deficiency Syndrome (GEDS) 3. Basic information [B-0] Why Has Gastric Estrogen Been Overlooked? [B-1] Evidence for Estrogen Production in the Human Stomach [B-2] Aromatase PET Imaging Demonstrates High Aromatase Expression in the Stomach [B-3] The Gastric Estrogen Hypothesis in Light of Equol Research 4. Diseases based on the gastric estrogen hypothesis [D-0] Disease Spectrum Potentially Associated with GEDS [D-1] Reinterpreting NAFLD Through the Gastric Estrogen Hypothesis [D-2] Reinterpreting Gastric Cancer Through the Gastric Estrogen Hypothesis [D-3] Reinterpreting Post-PD NAFLD Through the Gastric Estrogen Hypothesis [D-4] Reinterpreting the Mechanisms of GLP-1 Receptor Agonists Through the Gastric Estrogen Hypothesis [D-5] Reinterpreting the Mechanisms of SGLT2 Inhibitors Through the Gastric Estrogen Hypothesis [D-6] Reinterpreting Type 2 Diabetes Through the Gastric Estrogen Hypothesis [D-7] Reinterpreting Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) Through the Gastric Estrogen Hypothesis [D-8] Reinterpreting Alzheimer's Disease Through the Gastric Estrogen Hypothesis [D-9] Reinterpreting Frailty Through the Gastric Estrogen Hypothesis [D-10] Reinterpreting Disuse Muscle Atrophy Through the Gastric Estrogen Hypothesis [D-11] Reinterpreting Osteoarthritis Through the Gastric Estrogen Hypothesis [D-12] Reinterpreting Glaucoma Through the Gastric Estrogen Hypothesis [D-13] Reinterpreting Alopecia Through the Gastric Estrogen Hypothesis 5. Author Information
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