classicallady said:post 113098haidut said:post 101989SAFarmer said:post 101984 Why do you compare Progestene with an oral product like Prometrium though , and not a "Peat approved" product like Progest-E ?
Because the comparison that ultimately matters is the amount of progesterone you absorb, not how much you are buying, right? Btw, some people on the forum take Progestene orally so I thought the comparison is somewhat valid.
The topical products on the market are mostly junk and this is the reason doctors only prescribe oral micronized progesterone or vaginal/rectal suppositories. If there was a comparable topical product I would be using it as a baseline.
The reason I don't compare Progestene to Ray's product is that I don't want this to turn into an argument who has the better topical product. I encourage people to try both and stick with the one that makes them feel better. If that means less sales for me and more for Ray then I have no problem with that. The man deserves it.
Hello Haidut,
Just curious about the mention of oral intake of your products (Progestene and Pansterone- I see you have responded to several posts about taking them orally). Can you briefly explain when/why you recommend oral vs. topical? Is topical overall safer over an extended period of time because of liver processing? I am all for taking it topically, but just want to make sure I know if there are situations when oral is preferred.
Thank you-
The steroid supplements like StressNon, Pansterone and Progestene are best taken topically IMO since it lets the skin convert some of them into other steroids along the way. DHEA will get a very good conversion into DHT when used topically and some of the progesterone can have the same fate. The rest of the supplements probably have the same overall effect regardless of route of administration.
There isn't really an optimal rule for oral/topical so whatever works for you is what should be done.
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