Over the past couple of years I read the same questions and a variety of answers, so I spent time reading posts from Lotus and others on this site as well as external sources and I discovered that the science behind BO isn’t as complicated as it seems. Now…I’ll probably get slammed by those wanting to fact check, but I have my disclaimers: playing with bodily systems is risky. From liver to kidney and from limbic to blood clots, this is a personal choice that one needs to address. Two, every body is different, so what works for one, may not work for another. Having said that, NBE using BO is not that different than bread making…let me explain:
BO up-regulates aromatase an enzyme that converts T into E…OK? I will compare aromatase to yeast…just as yeast needs sugar to to perform, so does aromatase need T in order to do its job. Well, Salt will regulate and kill off yeast, so too will DHT, stop the process. Simplistic? Sure, but it makes sense. Also, aromatase needs T in order to function, so no T…no E.
Putting it all together, BO increases aromatase activity. It works best with PG because PG stimulates the pituitary gland that causes the release of hormones, for men T in particular. RR stops the conversion of T into DHT which inhibits aromatase. Any medication that inhibits T production will inhibit aromatase activity. BO, like proofing bread needs a specific temperature, above 98.2 for BO.
So, everything I have read and experienced the main players are:
BO, RR, PG, and kelp supplements taken in the afternoon and evening.
One can add an estrogenic herb like Hops and an aromatase booster like genistein, a precursor like Mexican Yam and say a prolactin source like fenugreek, taken in the morning.
Point of no return? I think that’s unknown. The longer one is on these, probably the longer it’ll take to slow the process. Can one return? I don’t believe so. Breast development is permanent, and after several months, I think one becomes sterilized.
How long it takes for DHT to resume for the herbs to be fully metabolized, I haven’t found any answers. Remember though, even as your body works toward male chemistry, your body is still performing making Estrogen, so continued growth is likely…could be several months, could be a year. I guess it best summed up with: “ if you can’t do the time…”
Amounts? Don’t over do it! Less is more and LISTEN TO YOUR BODY.
Again, I’m not a doctor, not a scientist, just one who’s done a ton of reading and have found consistent posts and documents here and externally and simply putting 2 + 2. It’s just my 2 cents worth.
BO up-regulates aromatase an enzyme that converts T into E…OK? I will compare aromatase to yeast…just as yeast needs sugar to to perform, so does aromatase need T in order to do its job. Well, Salt will regulate and kill off yeast, so too will DHT, stop the process. Simplistic? Sure, but it makes sense. Also, aromatase needs T in order to function, so no T…no E.
Putting it all together, BO increases aromatase activity. It works best with PG because PG stimulates the pituitary gland that causes the release of hormones, for men T in particular. RR stops the conversion of T into DHT which inhibits aromatase. Any medication that inhibits T production will inhibit aromatase activity. BO, like proofing bread needs a specific temperature, above 98.2 for BO.
So, everything I have read and experienced the main players are:
BO, RR, PG, and kelp supplements taken in the afternoon and evening.
One can add an estrogenic herb like Hops and an aromatase booster like genistein, a precursor like Mexican Yam and say a prolactin source like fenugreek, taken in the morning.
Point of no return? I think that’s unknown. The longer one is on these, probably the longer it’ll take to slow the process. Can one return? I don’t believe so. Breast development is permanent, and after several months, I think one becomes sterilized.
How long it takes for DHT to resume for the herbs to be fully metabolized, I haven’t found any answers. Remember though, even as your body works toward male chemistry, your body is still performing making Estrogen, so continued growth is likely…could be several months, could be a year. I guess it best summed up with: “ if you can’t do the time…”
Amounts? Don’t over do it! Less is more and LISTEN TO YOUR BODY.
Again, I’m not a doctor, not a scientist, just one who’s done a ton of reading and have found consistent posts and documents here and externally and simply putting 2 + 2. It’s just my 2 cents worth.
