Re: Re: more info on WP for the new gals

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To be clear, the amount of P or E in a batch does not vary unless the

mixture is compounded; prometrium and Estrogel are standard prescription

medications; estradiol is not well-absorbed through a cream because the

molecule is too large (L Gillespie). My transdermal E does not product a

bolus effect. I rub it on fat areas and it slowly wears off for several

days. Rubbed on thin skin would probably produce a bolus.

Val

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

From: rhythmicliving [mailto:rhythmicliving ]

On Behalf Of beth Donati

You need to know that the amount of E and P you get in the transdermal will

vary each time you get a new batch! I met a doctor who worked with a gal who

tested the hormones on herself for months with blood tests each month for

several months. I'm not sure that really says what he said it determined but

it just made me question the quality/quantity of the hormones since each

month was different for me.

And to clarify for the new gals, if it comes in syringes it means it's a

transdermal type of delivery which produces a bolus affect (look it up). If

those syringes come in the green and pilgrims bags you are using the WP

certified compounded hormones. If you are following the WP dosing you are on

the WP. If you are not following her dosing protocol then you are not on the

WP... You are just using her trademarked (and more expensive) transdermal

compounded hormone to do your own things.

Hope that sheds more light on things.

E

beth Donati

The Financial Literacy Lady

& Web Orchestration Gal

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

medical advice.**

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What is a bolus?

To be clear, the amount of P or E in a batch does not vary unless themixture is compounded; prometrium and Estrogel are standard prescriptionmedications; estradiol is not well-absorbed through a cream because themolecule is too large (L Gillespie). My transdermal E does not product abolus effect. I rub it on fat areas and it slowly wears off for severaldays. Rubbed on thin skin would probably produce a bolus. Val-----Original Message-----From: rhythmicliving [mailto:rhythmicliving ]On Behalf Of beth DonatiYou need to know that the amount of E and P you get in the transdermal willvary each time you get a new batch! I met a doctor who worked with a gal whotested the hormones on herself for months with blood tests each month forseveral months. I'm not sure that really says what he said it determined butit just made me question the quality/quantity of the hormones since eachmonth was different for me. And to clarify for the new gals, if it comes in syringes it means it's atransdermal type of delivery which produces a bolus affect (look it up). Ifthose syringes come in the green and pilgrims bags you are using the WPcertified compounded hormones. If you are following the WP dosing you are onthe WP. If you are not following her dosing protocol then you are not on theWP... You are just using her trademarked (and more expensive) transdermalcompounded hormone to do your own things. Hope that sheds more light on things. Ebeth DonatiThe Financial Literacy Lady & Web Orchestration Gal/------------------------------------click here for our webpage http://rhythmicliving.com/**The group conversation is informational in nature and is not intended asmedical advice.**

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bolus Val From: rhythmicliving [mailto:rhythmicliving ] On Behalf Of harrup@...What is a bolus? To be clear, the amount of P or E in a batch does not vary unless themixture is compounded; prometrium and Estrogel are standard prescriptionmedications; estradiol is not well-absorbed through a cream because themolecule is too large (L Gillespie). My transdermal E does not product abolus effect. I rub it on fat areas and it slowly wears off for severaldays. Rubbed on thin skin would probably produce a bolus. Val-----Original Message-----From: rhythmicliving [mailto:rhythmicliving ]On Behalf Of beth DonatiYou need to know that the amount of E and P you get in the transdermal willvary each time you get a new batch! I met a doctor who worked with a gal whotested the hormones on herself for months with blood tests each month forseveral months. I'm not sure that really says what he said it determined butit just made me question the quality/quantity of the hormones since eachmonth was different for me. And to clarify for the new gals, if it comes in syringes it means it's atransdermal type of delivery which produces a bolus affect (look it up). Ifthose syringes come in the green and pilgrims bags you are using the WPcertified compounded hormones. If you are following the WP dosing you are onthe WP. If you are not following her dosing protocol then you are not on theWP... You are just using her trademarked (and more expensive) transdermalcompounded hormone to do your own things. Hope that sheds more light on things. Ebeth DonatiThe Financial Literacy Lady & Web Orchestration Gal/------------------------------------