I've used Erase before, and it works really well. I feel your pain on the sweating, lol.
Are you using the normal Erase, or the Erase Pro?
I've used Erase before, and it works really well. I feel your pain on the sweating, lol.
Are you using the normal Erase, or the Erase Pro?
If you can bench more than you can squat, you're doing it wrong!
erase is my favorite, x1 a day is more than enough the x2 a day is like a gang rape on my E levels...plus i find the stress at work seems less while i am on it
erase at 2 a day never destroyed my estrogen as a lot of you speak about.
Appetite has dropped a bit the last couple of days. I'm not sure if that.is related to lower estrogen or hormonal fluctuations in general, or something completely different.
Sweating continues, but is irregular. I've been getting tired earlier the past two nights, which is odd for me.
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maybe supressing cortisol too much is the tiredness? you still doing the crazy high dose of 2 pills, 3x a day?
I actually missed the mid day dose yesterday because of a wrinkle in my schedule, so only 4 pills yesterday. I think it's too soon to tell what the culprit is. But on the positive side... I nearly got 8 hours of sleep, which is rare for me.
The severity of the pain in the nipples has lessened a bit. They still hurt, but aren't quite as inflamed. Nodules haven't changed in size. It's too early for anything dramatic to have changed, but I figured I'd give an update that yes, Erase is helping.
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Chances are that in the next couple of weeks, that the insurance company should approve my scripts and I will no longer need the erase or any other OTC AIs. So, I should be on the scripts by the time the next blood draw happens.
However, they will NOT be doing a blood test for estrogen levels at my next blood draw (late Feb). They will only be testing for peak and trough (high/low) levels of testosterone (pre injection and 24 hours post injection). I do not believe she will order another estrogen test unless I have more complaints.
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