Interesting thing about blood pressure is that last time I checked mine, it was like from biology tesxtbook. I even smoked back then! So I presume right now my results would likely be around the same, excluding being stressed lately from so much busy days and worries.
So the little science I know off about bovine ovary comes from some old mouse study, unfortunately Melissa didn't send me the text so I can't directly quote it, but the point stands. Everything else is anecdotes from online sources with positive results being backed by my own experiment which is now going for nineteen months without a break. I thought enough anecdotal evidence was enough to get into trying it out and its been so much worth it.
I have also personally confirmed bunch of things others had talked about before. One of the most interesting things was how my breasts went into full Tanner 4 development within weeks from starting BO. That wasn't long after starting Progesterone either so I think it was both at play, but how fast and strongly it got started was a pleasant surprise. I'm still in T4 but it looks like its getting to later stage just some time before T5 starts so it has lasted approximately twenty five months currently. This is well within a typical duration of T4 stage so nothing jumps out about the overall developmental timeline. Another big surprise was how BO made my lower body change so dramatically. I've had naturally bit wider than normal hips and thick thighs, but I never expected this level of change, especially with my hips getting so wide. It has also made weight gain almost too easy which HRT alone has an effect on. Good side is that most of the said gain is gynoid fat deposits which we absolutely do want. About the combination of glandulars, I've noted Uterine and Pituitary working magic along with Ovary so far. I did the same previously on lower doses, now the current program has been on for almost six months and I have no plans on stopping on it any time soon.
So yea, little studies, lot of anecdotes, but the evidence seems sound, those who do benefit, might benefit considerably and the only way to know is to try it out. I would say a three month test slowly upping the doses to see what it does ia good plan for those interested. And as always, YMMV, if any bad side effects show up, stop right there and re-evaluate the situation. Btw if someone could compile some data on people here on BN doing it, get their timelines, programs and results put down, we might see what kind of pattern emerges, perhaps get a better idea about its effectiveness? Knowing exactly what and how makes it do its thing would require a lab and controlled study though.