(13-04-2015, 07:14 PM)Patience Wrote:

(13-04-2015, 06:55 PM)Lotus Wrote:

(13-04-2015, 04:49 PM)Patience Wrote: Okay, so, I read through this entire thread. I have just one question: what form of white peony would one use? I did a quick search on Google and it is available as a tea, liquid extracts, and 'immune support' capsules.

Liquid extract would obviously work best as a topical treatment, but which of the other two is better for oral administration?

The tea isn't white peony, it's white tea, (credit Amber). The real WP exists in extract or capsule form, life extension has a capsule brand, extract blends are pretty popular. But, I'd spread the dosage over 3-4 times in a typical day, for instance.....15 minutes after each dose of E2, which is about the time it's metabolized. This way, the influence of aromatase is shifted away to form DHT, which as we all know DHT will ruin a perfectly good day of E2.

Btw, vitamin C improves the bioavailability of E2, so does egg whites.

Okay, so, liquid extract for topical, capsule for oral, grapefruit and vitamin d to spike E levels and further boost aromatase, continue working out to boost base T production for fuel...and find an endocrinologist to prescribe external E or win the lotto and buy a ton of Purafem.

Lol okay, extract is for liquid delivery too, I haven't tried making WP extract into a topical, a good carrier oil will be needed that includes Linolenic, (borage oil, evening primrose oil).

Be very careful with grapefruit juice, one needs to know exactly how their body responds to other meds before combining with grapefruit juice.

Good luck