Columbus and WP

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Hi ,

Let's say you put 1000mg of P in 2 different

creams, each with 2 ounces of cream.

You are right, there could be some variation

in density of the cream etc.

I'm not sure it matters. People measure 1/4 tsp's

a little differently. Bodies absorb and metabolize

differently.

The 2% would be 'ball park'. But with baseline and

follow-up testing you fine tune. Testing before

and after remains crucial. If you have the test

data you can recognize and adjust for any

problem or variation.

W/o proper test data you're a bit like Columbus:

Inspired idea. I mean he was right. You can go

East by sailing West. But without a map and a

sense of the real scale, you will have some

amazing and often very unpleasent experiences.

I often think of Columbus a lot when I think WP!

Best,

Pat

> > Well there's obviously some confusion here.

> > Let's keep our eyes and ears open?

> > I have a good friend who is a very sharp

> > alternative Pharmacist. I'll run it by him.

> >

> > Best, Pat

>

>

> Pat - I don't think we can take any percentage as gospel unless the

> packaging states it...other than that, how would we know? My

beliefs

> about the 3% are only from litle blurbs I have glanced at and not

from

> looking in depth at any info - you have obviously looked at this in

> depth, so I am willing to take your word for it and I am happy you

> pointed it out so I don't continue to labor under a false

> assumption...but how can we say 2 ounces of one cream and two ounce

of

> another base cream PLUS 1000mg USP progesterone have equal amounts

of

> cream in them? I don't think we can. Different bases may weigh more

or

> less and so we may have the old what weighs more question? A pound

of

> feather or a pound of lead? Well, they weight the same, but they

> aren't the same thing. (I think I am geting further and further

away

> from making sense here..LOL) in other words, we can't go by weight

or

> how much cream is in there, or can we???

>