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I will purchase those aminos for supplementation. Vitamin D is apparently useful in dopamine synthesis, as well as increasing T. It's hard for me to comment on the effect it has had on my libido because my libido has been at 0% for years.

Could you provide a link please

There must be some validity to it then! It's a shame it does nothing for my actual sex drive nor my sexual erections.

Not yet, I wanted my digestive system to get used to the magnesium in particular. What is your thinking in relation to aminos? Are some more important than others?

Since I have began to supplement potassium, magnesium, vitamin D, and B-complex, I have seen a 100% recovery in my nocturnal erections for about 1-month. Unfortunately I have seen no increase in my libido or spontaneous erection function, and a possible worsening of my frequent urination...

Since I have began to supplement potassium, magnesium, vitamin D, and B-complex, I have seen a 100% recovery in my nocturnal erections for about 1-month. Unfortunately I have seen no increase in my libido or spontaneous erection function, and a possible worsening of my frequent urination...

Isn't there some theory about neurosteroid impairment happening in us because of progesterone failing to get into the brain, via 5-ar impairment, and thus a reduction of central nervous allopregnanolone

Would that likely be the case for any intervention that lowers my elevated prolactin?

Wouldn't it be more likely that it lowered my prolactin? Like I said, my prolactin was around 17 the last time I had it tested, so my thinking was that a surge in DA was lowering my prolactin and possibly increasing my feelings of sexuality.

I am not at all trying to suggest using opiates to treat PFS. I have had close friends die from drug addiction. I merely posted it because not once in two years have I felt as good sexually as I did with this and am trying to understand the mechanism.

I have been boxing and hitting heavy weights for as long as I have had PFS. Unfortunately, never once has that done anything for my sexual side effects. When I took this medication (Oxycodone), I had that surge in sexual feeling and had the first spontaneous erection that I've had in years.

I've recently had an accident and have been prescribed opiates for pain management. What I have noticed is a massive spike in my libido, relative to 0% libido for 2 years. I had presented my test results on here a few weeks ago which shows that I had prolactin at around 17 points. Due to the...

I am currently taking potassium, magnesium citrate, and a range of B vitamins, following the electrolyte protocol. Is this the type of thing that I want to cycle or do I just keep supplementing indefinitely? I noticed at first that I was getting far more nocturnal erections. That has subsixed...

Thanks for the response. That is good to know that there doesn't appear to be an permanent physiological damage. I'm two years out since quitting Fin, but probably closer to three years with PFS. I quit the drug once, a year before quitting for good, which is when I crashed. Anxiously got on it...

I've been running the electrolyte protocol for a few weeks now. I've had nocturnal erections everynight, which barely ever happened before. Unfortunately though, my libido has remained at 0% the whole time and no spontaneous, daytime erections. Not sure what to make of that.

Thanks for the information. I will look into Pine Pollen/Vitex. I was going to go the route of caber or prami, do you think Pine Pollen/Vitex is a better option?

That's rather unfortunate to hear. I had hoped my state would get better as time went on, not worse. 14 years for you, have you consistently gotten worse? Have none of your symptoms improved?

Do you have any advice on what I might want to do, given my hormonal profile, to improve libido issues? In relation to the Ella protocol, does this mean that PFS seems to get progressively worse across time?

Ok, good to know. I guess maybe the Ella protocol might be a good idea for me if my progesterone proves to be elevated?

So you don't think my prolactin is a concern?