27-09-2011, 04:01 PM
Hi Julie,
Turmeric is a phyto-progestin, yes. Cortisol is made from progesterone. Cortisol suppresses inflammation. So that's how what you are doing works.
Be extra careful with carbs now. Cortisol also helps insulin deposit a "spare tyre" around your waist.
Estrogens from PM suppress cortisol. So if you take too much PM, the anti-inflammatory effect may be less.
Wahaika writes progesterone "stops NBE dead in its tracks". If you see no growth, try cycling: two weeks low PM, high turmeric, then two weeks high PM, low turmeric.
Turmeric is a phyto-progestin, yes. Cortisol is made from progesterone. Cortisol suppresses inflammation. So that's how what you are doing works.
Be extra careful with carbs now. Cortisol also helps insulin deposit a "spare tyre" around your waist.
Estrogens from PM suppress cortisol. So if you take too much PM, the anti-inflammatory effect may be less.
Wahaika writes progesterone "stops NBE dead in its tracks". If you see no growth, try cycling: two weeks low PM, high turmeric, then two weeks high PM, low turmeric.