08-10-2024, 06:23 AM
I got some things cleared up, awesome. One thing I want to point out about the topical protocol so that no one makes a mistake about it, the few things I'm experimenting with which deviate from the base of this program are to test out some new ideas, the core of the program works well on its own, do not get distracted by the side show I have going on with it. Its not necessary, but it may turn out being helpful.
I'll make something on my program listing that makes this apparent as what the topical protocol needs to work is nothing more than DHEA, Prog and E2 along with perhaps a local AA.
fem394, for the creams Biovea brand is pretty good, but they're also expensive. I haven't found others who make DHEA cream who would deliver to Finland so that has been the only one I've had. For progesterone cream I've used many brands, the thing you want in it is USP micronised progesterone. Or it might read USP bioidentical progesteroe. That's the thing you want as that's the real stuff, other than that, shorter list of ingredients is better.
But as DHEA cream is expensive, much cheaper choise is to find micronised DHEA in capsules and using the powder mixed with cream of some sort, that costs a fraction and you can easily get the recommended dose that way. Of course it means a bit more work than ready made cream but if cost is what makes or breaks, go for it. I've gotten amazing results since I upped my dose using the micronised DHEA powder from capsules. The main difference is dosing, the stuff itself is exactly the same regardless if its cream form or not.
I'll make something on my program listing that makes this apparent as what the topical protocol needs to work is nothing more than DHEA, Prog and E2 along with perhaps a local AA.
fem394, for the creams Biovea brand is pretty good, but they're also expensive. I haven't found others who make DHEA cream who would deliver to Finland so that has been the only one I've had. For progesterone cream I've used many brands, the thing you want in it is USP micronised progesterone. Or it might read USP bioidentical progesteroe. That's the thing you want as that's the real stuff, other than that, shorter list of ingredients is better.
But as DHEA cream is expensive, much cheaper choise is to find micronised DHEA in capsules and using the powder mixed with cream of some sort, that costs a fraction and you can easily get the recommended dose that way. Of course it means a bit more work than ready made cream but if cost is what makes or breaks, go for it. I've gotten amazing results since I upped my dose using the micronised DHEA powder from capsules. The main difference is dosing, the stuff itself is exactly the same regardless if its cream form or not.