So after doing a whole bunch more research on this site, I think that I am going to scrap the individual herbs right now and try either Wonderup or PM. I am wondering what people's opinions on this are. Additionally, I'm wondering what I should supplement each of these with and whether PM will affect my BC?
So far, I appreciate all of the wonderful information on this site and if I could get some insight on this subject, I think I'll be ready to start for now, even if I need to change it later. Thanks in advance.
I've been wondering the same things (although I'm not on BC). I keep going back and forth between WU or PM, but it seems like PM is more potent, I guess. I have had hormone issues in the past (pretty much low on most things), so I just get confused when I try to figure out which one would be best for me.
I think I'm going to start by doing a cleanse with milk thistle and then take the PM 14 days on, 14 days off. I've also been doing massage with Palmer's Cocoa Butter with Vitamin E (and something else in it, but I can't remember what).
I also hope to add a multivitamin, and will continue to research what else I should supplement. I've got to dig into the notes I've taken and sort it all out (again)!
Just let me know what you find out. As I said in my other post, I have yet to figure out what works for me but know I need to be more regular with the massage, and figure out what additional supplements are needed. I am also thinking about getting that radionics message someone on here was talking about to send positive messages to my subconscious so I can mentally help myself grow. I know it takes patience and I have to be prepared for that.
Please keep me updated on what your progress is. The support of this forum is a big help to me. Thanks.
Melanie (no login)
Re: PM vs. Wonderup?
July 4 2009, 1:08 PM
Is it possible for one thing to be more potent than another? If you took a high enough dose of the other, wouldn't you reach the same potency? Just curious.
I do remember a couple of women who tried a higher than usual dose of Wonderup and said that they started to see some mild side effects, so perhaps Wonderup is as strong as it can practically be? Plus I remember someone else who got results on Wonderup even though she only took 4 tablets a day instead of the usual 6.