text: Yo, check it out, we got a study in the house,
  Investigating hormones, let me break it down for y'all,
  Progesterone, estrogen, FSH, and LH,
  Gastro-protective and gastro-toxic, let's see.
  
  Acute and chronic, the administration's key,
  Looking at oxidant and antioxidant, you feel me?
  Low dose of progesterone, 1mg/kg,
  Not stimulating PRs, no, it won't engage.
  
  But it inhibits FSH, suppressing that stress,
  In the gastric tissue, it's the best.
  5mg/kg, progesterone might cause some strife,
  Oxidative stress, PR stimulation's the life.
  
  FSH decreases antioxidants, increases oxidants,
  PRs be playin' with the balance.
  Low dose of estrogen, 1mg/kg in the game,
  Inhibits LH, but no alpha-2 receptors to blame.
  
  Result? Oxidative stress in the gastric tissue,
  But the higher dose, 5mg/kg, brings a different issue,
  Stimulates alpha-2 receptors, antioxidant it be,
  In acute and chronic administration, you see.
  
  Yohimbine, alpha-2 receptor blocker that's tight,
  Blocks estrogen and LH, their antioxidant might.
  Mifepristone steps in, prevents progesterone's stress,
  FSH too, no more oxidative mess.
  
  In conclusion, low doses of progesterone hold back FSH,
  High doses of estrogen stimulate alpha-2 receptors, no less,
  LH, my friend, could have protective effects,
  Antioxidant hormones, that's what this study reflects.