will this work or not?

http://www.ainterolherbs.com/ainterolsbuteasuperbaiv500mg100caps-p-127.html

Has the same properties:

BSC contains phytosterols (ß-sitosterol, campesterol, stigmasterol).

Plant sterols are just about in every herb out there. Take a look here, this is quite a complete list:

More Than You Ever Wanted to Know About Plant Estrogens - See more at: http://www.greenbush.net/morthanyouev.html#sthash.v5lO3VtL.dpuf

So you want breast grow and retain function right?, that means no feminization correct?.

that is true. I want breast grow and retain function. No feminization.

will this work or not?

http://www.ainterolherbs.com/ainterolsbuteasuperbaiv500mg100caps-p-127.html

Has the same properties:

BSC contains phytosterols (ß-sitosterol, campesterol, stigmasterol).

Plant sterols are just about in every herb out there. Take a look here, this is quite a complete list:

More Than You Ever Wanted to Know About Plant Estrogens - See more at: http://www.greenbush.net/morthanyouev.html#sthash.v5lO3VtL.dpuf

So you want breast grow and retain function right?, that means no feminization correct?.

that is true. I want breast grow and retain function. No feminization.

Ok, gimme some time to think this one over, I'll try to come up with a realistic program for ya, check back tomorrow.

will this work or not?

http://www.ainterolherbs.com/ainterolsbuteasuperbaiv500mg100caps-p-127.html

Has the same properties:

BSC contains phytosterols (ß-sitosterol, campesterol, stigmasterol).

Plant sterols are just about in every herb out there. Take a look here, this is quite a complete list:

More Than You Ever Wanted to Know About Plant Estrogens - See more at: http://www.greenbush.net/morthanyouev.html#sthash.v5lO3VtL.dpuf

So you want breast grow and retain function right?, that means no feminization correct?.

that is true. I want breast grow and retain function. No feminization.

Ok, gimme some time to think this one over, I'll try to come up with a realistic program for ya, check back tomorrow.

thank you so much for helping me.

Tgnewbie, check your inbox.

The box is a cell, so clearly you can now see how DHT can negatively effect NBE: however E can still transport to the nucleus and effect the cause known as transcription, or in this case synthesis.

So a while ago I talked about how prolactin molecules block out androgen synthesis,

We have some weaponry against DHT, it's safe to say I'm getting close to finding some practical applications not yet thought of for NBE. Apologies in advance for any appearance of arrogance, can't say how I know, but, I just do. Found some other cool ideas to try in NBE, I'll share more later.

So a while ago I talked about how prolactin molecules block out androgen synthesis,









We have some weaponry against DHT, it's safe to say I'm getting close to finding some practical applications not yet thought of for NBE. Apologies in advance for any appearance of arrogance, can't say how I know, but, I just do. Found some other cool ideas to try in NBE, I'll share more later.

To put DHT into perspective, men who have castrate levels of serum testosterone can still have serum dihydrotestosterone levels within normal ranges, and as we know DHT (dihydrotestosterone) is 10 times more powerful than Free T.

That means DHT can still impair NBE or HRT without breaking a sweat.

Edit: post 435 should say "it's translocation, then transcription, details details.

So a while ago I talked about how prolactin molecules block out androgen synthesis,









We have some weaponry against DHT, it's safe to say I'm getting close to finding some practical applications not yet thought of for NBE. Apologies in advance for any appearance of arrogance, can't say how I know, but, I just do. Found some other cool ideas to try in NBE, I'll share more later.

Interesting. ... We wait with bated breath.

Ok, here's one for the brave, 25 mg DHEA (sublingual) with PM extract, or EV or whatever the E2 choice of (fill in the blank).

It's counterintuitive, but DHEA concentration increases more if you swallow it than if you absorb it sublingually. (I have blood tests that verify this.) It turns out that DHEA needs sulfation by the intestine in order to better survive liver processing. See page 966 under the heading "Optimizing the bioavailability of exogenous DHEA".