Which of these is not true about the physiologic effects of estrogen? Group of answer choices Raising of uterine threshold to contractile stimuli Stimulation of prolactin secretion Blocking the action of prolactin on the breast Decreasing LDL cholesterol Anti-osteoporosis

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