Ella

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PSSDforums here, I and a few other members will be experimenting with Ella in the coming days. A member of ours, Trondanac, saw great results after a 6 day 5mg/day regimen and is still going strong a week after finishing it... hopefully this is the one.

 

[IHateFin]

Damn now that is some good results!

 

[Shadow]

Lets hope for the best!

 

[namaste]

PSSDforums here, I and a few other members will be experimenting with Ella in the coming days. A member of ours, Trondanac, saw great results after a 6 day 5mg/day regimen and is still going strong a week after finishing it... hopefully this is the one.

I saw that a few people were going to trial it over there. Hoping for the best!

 

[aztec]

Keep the progress going fellas!

 

[Helen]

It will be interesting to see the difference between Ella and ru. one touches cortisol , another one does not. Both touch progesterone

 

[gaivs]

managed to get some ella pills. They are on the way.

Only to remember my current hormonal picture is low estrogen, high prog and dht. The other things inside range.

Gbolduev do you have any advice on how to do this protocol (dosing, number of days, cofactors, etc)? I understand that nobody has experience with this but what would be your choice if were you?

 

[Snell1234]

It will be interesting to see the difference between Ella and ru. one touches cortisol , another one does not. Both touch progesterone

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3356949/

This says it touches cortisol

 

[Snell1234]

It will be interesting to see the difference between Ella and ru. one touches cortisol , another one does not. Both touch progesterone

Ella touches the progesterone receptors and the glucocorticoid receptors. It doesn't touch the ar receptor.

 

[Helen]

Ella does not effect cortisol much. since it binds the receptors weakly

 

[Snell1234]

Ella does not effect cortisol much. since it binds the receptors weakly

The study says it binds them strongly. It says weak for ar

 

[Helen]

OK, man. I read 10 studies, it does not bind cortisol receptor much much weaker than mifepriston

Ella is identical chemical structure to mifepriston almost

 

[Snell1234]

OK, man. I read 10 studies, it does not bind cortisol receptor much much weaker than mifepriston

Ella is identical chemical structure to mifepriston almost

So is Ella an option for pfs or you think we stick with the ru?

 

[Helen]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ulipristal_acetate

read even here

 

[Helen]

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So is Ella an option for pfs or you think we stick with the ru?
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What? I already recommended Ella like 10 times.

 

[Mey]

Ulipristal supplies in two volumes,
Ella (30 mg) and Esmya (5 mg)
Which one should be taken ?

 

[Shadow]

Ulipristal supplies in two volumes,
Ella (30 mg) and Esmya (5 mg)
Which one should be taken ?

The guy from PSSD forum used 6mg for 5 days.

 

[wuf]

Ulipristal supplies in two volumes,
Ella (30 mg) and Esmya (5 mg)
Which one should be taken ?

The guy from PSSD forum used 6mg for 5 days.

Opposite: 5mg for 6 days.

 

[Shadow]

Ulipristal supplies in two volumes,
Ella (30 mg) and Esmya (5 mg)
Which one should be taken ?

The guy from PSSD forum used 6mg for 5 days.

Opposite: 5mg for 6 days.

My bad, sorry =)

 

[brix]

PSSDforums here, I and a few other members will be experimenting with Ella in the coming days. A member of ours, Trondanac, saw great results after a 6 day 5mg/day regimen and is still going strong a week after finishing it... hopefully this is the one.

whats the dosage you will be using?