I was pretty sick for two days this week so day 7 was my last dose of BO. The end result was 1000mg a day taken in 2 separate 500mg doses over each of 7 days.
Since then, the testicle ache has decreased to almost nothing and morning erections have returned. Nipple puffiness has decreased as well.
Overall, I'm convinced BO works for me. I was not expecting any noticable changes in a week but there were too many effects that I felt and saw to attribute it to coincidence.
From a scientific perspective, I realize this little experiment was far too short and had nowhere near enough data to draw any substantial conclusions.
Why did it work for me and not others? Hard to say. I think I'm pretty average but clearly something in my body chemistry is conducive to the effects of BO.
Do I think there is a BO point of no return? Based off of it's mechanism of function, I'm sure for some people there is. I also think you have to use it for quite some time and be experiencing rather noticeable effects before you get to that point. But then again who knows for sure. I do recall Lotus making a comment about how BO causes epigenetic changes.
I am taking a break from actively pursuing NBE at this time. I was not prepared for the rapid onset of effects or for the realization of how satisfied I was with those changes. I'm certain I'll try NBE again and maybe even try BO again but with more preparation next time.
Since then, the testicle ache has decreased to almost nothing and morning erections have returned. Nipple puffiness has decreased as well.
Overall, I'm convinced BO works for me. I was not expecting any noticable changes in a week but there were too many effects that I felt and saw to attribute it to coincidence.
From a scientific perspective, I realize this little experiment was far too short and had nowhere near enough data to draw any substantial conclusions.
Why did it work for me and not others? Hard to say. I think I'm pretty average but clearly something in my body chemistry is conducive to the effects of BO.
Do I think there is a BO point of no return? Based off of it's mechanism of function, I'm sure for some people there is. I also think you have to use it for quite some time and be experiencing rather noticeable effects before you get to that point. But then again who knows for sure. I do recall Lotus making a comment about how BO causes epigenetic changes.
I am taking a break from actively pursuing NBE at this time. I was not prepared for the rapid onset of effects or for the realization of how satisfied I was with those changes. I'm certain I'll try NBE again and maybe even try BO again but with more preparation next time.
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