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i pm'd someone some info and got told off for doing do. LOL!
Anyway why on earth would people add pge2 on the one hand and block it on the other? can people please be careful of posting info that is detrimental. diclofenac is OLD NEWS and shouldnt be promoted in any shape or form!
NSAIDS block pge2. diclofenac is a nsaid, people are going backwards!
I told you to comment here, cause other people might have the same question as you. I do still not get why you want to pull the public discussion into private but okay.
Ofc Diclo is a cox inhibitor. It potently decreases pgd2(https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2189986/) and also decreases pge2 with a four hour delay (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/14506909). As I posted before there is a study about diclo, hence I preferred it over other options, but cetirizine is just as interesting. There are still some ppl taking it on german forums. There were only very few individuals that had success but it helped some other ppl to maintain by using it only EOD.
Now here is what you seem not to get:
1) Diclo costs five bucks
2) 50mg pge2 cost $135 at the kane shop. 50mg equal 50000mcg. The tissue saturation for PGE2 equals 200mcg. At the original once a day you can get through 250 days by just that. This 200mcg equal what your body makes in months, but also as spike so you can do it twice a day or whatever one sees optimal.
3) Castor oil: ten bucks for a litre.
Meanwhile Seti orally costs you what? Exactly a four digit number. While it is the optimal solution, financially it is risky. Hence I suggested just readding the PGE2 exogenously as cox is not really needed for this.
