Re: Re: How much Estrogen do you need to restore libido?

[Guest guest]

Check back a few messages of mine from a day or two ago. I talked about

where to get Estrogel.

Val

-----Original Message-----

From: rhythmicliving [mailto:rhythmicliving ]

On Behalf Of kat943

Hmmm, this explains some suspicions I've had. I've wondered if I was

actually absorbing the E very well. About four years ago I seemed to

absorbing the E cream reasonably well, and then then I changed compounding

pharmacies and the cream felt different, less oily. I needed so much more of

it for the same effect!

Where do you get the alcohol based E? I really liked the delivery system in

the Nuvaring birth control device. I don't the the typeo of P or level of it

they use, or else I would use that as HRT.

As for the T, maybe many women don't need it, but I have tested really low,

and when I take tiny amounts, it does help a lot of things. I think the

cream delivery system is not the best for the T and it's easy to get too

much. But I definitely benefit from having at least some. Without any, I

don't ever need to shave my legs and my eyebrows thin out and libido is

zilch. With it at the right proportion, these things come back. I can't

imagine telling women with almost no T that they wouldn't benefit from it.

Is Dr.Gillespie's stance that no women should supplementation with T

regardless of their levels?

Thanks

>

> Dr. Larrian Gillespie says estradiol cream is not well delivered through a

> cream base; that an alcohol base is a better delivery system.

Progesterone

> cream fails to protect the uterus in 32% of women. Gillespie is not a big

> believer in testosterone for woman.

>

> Val

>

> -----Original Message-----

> From: rhythmicliving

[mailto:rhythmicliving ]

> On Behalf Of kat943

>

> I'm so gad I found this group! The progesterone in the Wiley protocol does

> not work for me. My biggest challenge right now is figuring out how to

> restore my libido...my poor husband!

>

> I have been taking E cream for several years and tried other things, like

> the Vivelle patch. For awhile, the cream worked fairly well and then then

it

> seemed to wear off. I decided to try the Wiley protocol, and the increased

E

> with that seemed to help. I DO NOT like the progesterone.It is nice

however,

> to have an enhanced bustline!

>

> I also take testosterone, but I find dosing that either too high or too

low

> to kill my libido.

>

> I would love to hear from the group what has helped with your sex drive.

>

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[Guest guest]

I’ve ordered from Val’s suggested place. It’s easy.

Liz

Check back a few messages of mine from a day or two ago. I talked about

where to get Estrogel.

Val

-----Original Message-----

From: rhythmicliving <mailto:rhythmicliving%40yahoogroups.com> [mailto:rhythmicliving <mailto:rhythmicliving%40yahoogroups.com> ]

On Behalf Of kat943

Hmmm, this explains some suspicions I've had. I've wondered if I was

actually absorbing the E very well. About four years ago I seemed to

absorbing the E cream reasonably well, and then then I changed compounding

pharmacies and the cream felt different, less oily. I needed so much more of

it for the same effect!

Where do you get the alcohol based E? I really liked the delivery system in

the Nuvaring birth control device. I don't the the typeo of P or level of it

they use, or else I would use that as HRT.

As for the T, maybe many women don't need it, but I have tested really low,

and when I take tiny amounts, it does help a lot of things. I think the

cream delivery system is not the best for the T and it's easy to get too

much. But I definitely benefit from having at least some. Without any, I

don't ever need to shave my legs and my eyebrows thin out and libido is

zilch. With it at the right proportion, these things come back. I can't

imagine telling women with almost no T that they wouldn't benefit from it.

Is Dr.Gillespie's stance that no women should supplementation with T

regardless of their levels?

Thanks

>

> Dr. Larrian Gillespie says estradiol cream is not well delivered through a

> cream base; that an alcohol base is a better delivery system.

Progesterone

> cream fails to protect the uterus in 32% of women. Gillespie is not a big

> believer in testosterone for woman.

>

> Val

>

> -----Original Message-----

> From: rhythmicliving <mailto:rhythmicliving%40yahoogroups.com>

[mailto:rhythmicliving <mailto:rhythmicliving%40yahoogroups.com> ]

> On Behalf Of kat943

>

> I'm so gad I found this group! The progesterone in the Wiley protocol does

> not work for me. My biggest challenge right now is figuring out how to

> restore my libido...my poor husband!

>

> I have been taking E cream for several years and tried other things, like

> the Vivelle patch. For awhile, the cream worked fairly well and then then

it

> seemed to wear off. I decided to try the Wiley protocol, and the increased

E

> with that seemed to help. I DO NOT like the progesterone.It is nice

however,

> to have an enhanced bustline!

>

> I also take testosterone, but I find dosing that either too high or too

low

> to kill my libido.

>

> I would love to hear from the group what has helped with your sex drive.

>

------------------------------------

click here for our webpage http://rhythmicliving.com/

**The group conversation is informational in nature and is not intended as

medical advice.**