miquelangeles
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Yeah he has talked about it here and there.
No he told me to use it over email .
What is the last sentence referring to ?
I've been using lanolin (dissolved in MCT) again for the last week, in conjunction with WBM.
More than 1 drop in the most permeable area seems to trigger BPH symptoms (and so do many of the fat solubles; I once made the mistake to try topical DHEA and it was really bad). 1 drop seems fine and provides the benefits, and as you mentioned previously it's probably best not to use it every day.
However, I stopped that and now I'm using it at the axillae with good results. Have you tried this separately? 17β-HSD, 3β-HSD and 5α-R are all present in the apocrine glands. I mentioned before that lanolin can actually be used as a deodorant, because it is antibacterial in itself, it locks moisture in and prevents perspiration. If you want additional bactericidal activity and fragrance you can add a few drops of clove oil and sandalwood oil (they are both anti-estrogenic unlike most other essential oils). Lanolin used to be an ingredient in deodorants before some people started developing allergies, but that was mainly due to the contaminants and pesticides used in wool processing. Nowadays some companies still boast being "lanolin free" similar to "paraben free".
You'd be surprised how effective it is as a deodorant. It needs to be the waxy solid type of lanolin (not the HPA Lanolin because that one is too soft). But never use it with deodorant simultaneously because it is too effective as a carrier.