14-01-2015, 05:21 PM
Ok thanks Dee,
Saw palmetto products vary in their contents, I'll be sharing a 2013 study shortly and perhaps a one of a kind study comparing about 20 different brands of saw palmetto. Here's a qoute:
83% of the liquid supplements contained greater than or equal to their stated fatty acid content. This is higher than the 33% of the measured saw palmetto supplements analyzed in a previous study [39]. Supplement companies that state their fatty acid content may be employing better manufacturing procedures and analyzing their products to ensure they contain the stated values.
Anyways, FG is mostly used as a compliment for another E source to PM, FG offers more than just temporary swelling, helps with prolactin and progesterone support. Red Clover has stronger binding affinity for ER-B, some reported animal studies on sterilty. you need more aromatase, (converts Free T to E), PM has a litte, if you use SP it affects progesterone receptors, most likely from one of the plant sterols it contains.
Saw palmetto products vary in their contents, I'll be sharing a 2013 study shortly and perhaps a one of a kind study comparing about 20 different brands of saw palmetto. Here's a qoute:
83% of the liquid supplements contained greater than or equal to their stated fatty acid content. This is higher than the 33% of the measured saw palmetto supplements analyzed in a previous study [39]. Supplement companies that state their fatty acid content may be employing better manufacturing procedures and analyzing their products to ensure they contain the stated values.
Anyways, FG is mostly used as a compliment for another E source to PM, FG offers more than just temporary swelling, helps with prolactin and progesterone support. Red Clover has stronger binding affinity for ER-B, some reported animal studies on sterilty. you need more aromatase, (converts Free T to E), PM has a litte, if you use SP it affects progesterone receptors, most likely from one of the plant sterols it contains.