15-12-2024, 10:34 AM
I though to chime in earlier and Lotus got to it first and she posted some very detailed explanations about extracts which are all good information and food for thought.
I thought to just mention about my experience, for example, PM extract did exactly zero to me, while raw one worked as expected. Motinga extract as part of the lactation program did seemingly nothing at all either, but Milk thistle 4:1 extract was absolutely fine and did work. As do cayenne and RC.
The red clover extract I have is liquid, its very simple, red clover aerial parts and purified water. It has soft of grassy scent and its almost black in the bottle, brown when applied. Smells kinda funny, like freshly cut grass.
I use it topically on breasts as described elsewhere on the forum, my own thread and the one Lotus started for this topic alone. Measuring is easy with the dropper, its thick enough to easily count the drops so there's almost zero error.
RC extract is one of the things I would suggest as a part of a full topical program instead on its own, this due to the way it works with progesterone etc.
I thought to just mention about my experience, for example, PM extract did exactly zero to me, while raw one worked as expected. Motinga extract as part of the lactation program did seemingly nothing at all either, but Milk thistle 4:1 extract was absolutely fine and did work. As do cayenne and RC.
The red clover extract I have is liquid, its very simple, red clover aerial parts and purified water. It has soft of grassy scent and its almost black in the bottle, brown when applied. Smells kinda funny, like freshly cut grass.
I use it topically on breasts as described elsewhere on the forum, my own thread and the one Lotus started for this topic alone. Measuring is easy with the dropper, its thick enough to easily count the drops so there's almost zero error. RC extract is one of the things I would suggest as a part of a full topical program instead on its own, this due to the way it works with progesterone etc.