Hi Ariel! Looks like you are off to a pretty good start!
May I ask how many miligrams of PM are in one of your PM capsules? That is pretty important.
And from what I understand, there is a good deal of overlap between the effects of Hyaluronic Acid, Collagen, and MSM, but each of them also have their own unique contributions (which is why you will often see Collagen WITH Hyaluronic Acid, Hyaluronic Acid plus MSM, and such combinations... if they did EXACTLY the same thing, I don't think there would be a purpose in combining them). This is just my understanding, but I cannot say for sure.
Bovine Ovary and Pig Placenta are both glandular therapies, and in that way they are interchangeable, but since we can only theorize how each of these work (there really is not much info out there on how they work), we cannot know exactly how they are different, and to what degree they are interchangeable. I have heard some say that pig placenta is better because pigs are closest in similarity to humans (but I cannot remember where I read this
). So to answer your question I would say that yes, they are both glandular therapies and therefore are interchangeable, but you may want to research the differences in side effects and whatnot to make your decision-- and make your decision based on whatever is most important to YOU.
Keep us posted on the results of your squeem!
May I ask how many miligrams of PM are in one of your PM capsules? That is pretty important.
And from what I understand, there is a good deal of overlap between the effects of Hyaluronic Acid, Collagen, and MSM, but each of them also have their own unique contributions (which is why you will often see Collagen WITH Hyaluronic Acid, Hyaluronic Acid plus MSM, and such combinations... if they did EXACTLY the same thing, I don't think there would be a purpose in combining them). This is just my understanding, but I cannot say for sure.
Bovine Ovary and Pig Placenta are both glandular therapies, and in that way they are interchangeable, but since we can only theorize how each of these work (there really is not much info out there on how they work), we cannot know exactly how they are different, and to what degree they are interchangeable. I have heard some say that pig placenta is better because pigs are closest in similarity to humans (but I cannot remember where I read this
). So to answer your question I would say that yes, they are both glandular therapies and therefore are interchangeable, but you may want to research the differences in side effects and whatnot to make your decision-- and make your decision based on whatever is most important to YOU.Keep us posted on the results of your squeem!