30-08-2013, 01:03
(30-08-2013, 00:47)Maple Wrote: It's a little worrisome how the information that came with the PM doesn't mention anything about stopping after 14 days.
I don't know anything about pm uk as I said before... But ainterol at least is originally marketed for and towards and with directions based on post menopausal women for the treatment of menopausal symptoms. Same as progesterone creams. We're using these off-label, so to speak.
So it's only worrisome insofar as if you don't do your own educating you'd be screwed.
(30-08-2013, 00:47)Maple Wrote: Your massage is well thought out and incredibly logical, I'll definitely give it a try!
Please let me know how you like it! This is actually the first time I've even described it at all to anyone. I kinda just put it together for my own personal use and didn't really even consider sharing since there's the whole massage section and there's probably people even better educated on massage technique who've come up with better.
(30-08-2013, 00:47)Maple Wrote: I also use flaxseed oil for massage (but don't take it internally). Would it be advisable to stop this, like the red clover, because its also a phytoestrogen? I'm grateful you put me right on the red clover, I feared that I'd be overdoing it, and playing with hormones too much still worries me, although you say the problem is competition which I also certainly don't want.
If you're using a PM cream to massage then you shouldn't use a fso to massage. Because of the competition thing again
You're catching on quickly! See!(30-08-2013, 00:47)Maple Wrote: Do you practice science in your personal life? You're a great advisor. Again I'm thankful for the time you've taken to answer my questions, and the detail you've given.
Only as a geeky cheek.
I'm mostly self educated and it's entirely hobbyist. I've been to uni in a tech/engineering field and a business field and I've been to a cosmetology school... So yeah... I really am just a super nerd.