[Lotus]

Excellent work on this guide! It has information that I wasn't even aware of and will definitely have to be added to my routine when I have a job! Do you have any dosage recommendations?


TMI, but I'm missing part of my penis and all of the precious estrogen receptors that were part of that. Will having less estrogen receptors mean less results and/or slower results? Is there a way to create new estrogen receptors to make up for the ones that are gone? Are there any benefits from having less, like less of a risk of getting estrogen-induced cancer? Will the others just absorb more to make up for the ones that are gone? If that happens, won't the others die faster because they have to work harder? Sorry about all of the questions, I'm just new to this and it's as if the loss that I am trying to compensate for is only further-inhibiting my plans for compensating for it, like it's counter-productive

I'm a little confused, you're adding health related disclosures as you go, kinda of makes it difficult to give advice when you get tidbits of info. I'll provide additional info but I can't give dosing advice at this point, I will suggest you dig deeper and fill your brain as much as you can on NBE.

PM tricks the brain into thinking its real (E2), PM attaches to the receptors and occupies, binds and stimulates them as if it were real estrogen without all the cancer related effects of real estrogen. The attached file is the receptor sites, but it's much more than that, each receptor reacts differently, and some not so friendly. I suggest you need to research the whole process.