basilisk
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Hello, I am a 34 year old male who, after having extremely high libido all my life suddenly evaporated at age 33. I have consistently tested low to mid 300's for my test levels. Though my condition would technically be classified as idiopathic I have no doubt it had to do with a sustained period of extreme stress, injury (breaking both my arms) lack of proper nutrition and exposure to a unsanitary and toxic environment.
of course i've tried the whole gamut of different supplements which does regain some level of sensation, libido ect. but i don't think that external supplementation could ever regain that perfect balance of neurotransmitters and hormones which made me not only highly sexual, but highly affectionate, romantic and to have such deep fascination with the fairer sex. (just knowing now after the research i've done that my horniess and yearning for female contact was just a orchestra of chemical reactions has done a lot to demystify and take the joy and enthusiasm out of life)
recently, it peaked my interest when I heard of people suffering from chronic pain using a controversial treatment of being intentionally put under a coma for an upwards of two weeks using ketamine (aka special k on the street) This procedure is not approved of course for any medical reason here in the us and so therefore is performed in places like Tijuana, in other words the black market. it costs an upwards of $50,000.00 the rationale for its use in people suffering from chronic fibromyalgia pain without any real underlying injury is that they are essentially suffering from a brain signaling malfunction and that the coma is somewhat like "rebooting the brain" just as a crashed computer can repairs itself upon restart. since it is the brain which essentially directs the production of hormones and my condition is secondary, that is some sort of signaling from the brain could the same theory be applied? it peaked my interest as well when my physician, who suffered a life threatening illness recently told me that after emerging from the induced coma he was put in, noticed his libido was greatly increased.
but then again, I may be way of course here as an alternative to the brain failure theory would it be fair to say that stress induced hypogonadism is a form of adrenal failure, and that the adrenals should therefore be the focal point of treatment?
of course i've tried the whole gamut of different supplements which does regain some level of sensation, libido ect. but i don't think that external supplementation could ever regain that perfect balance of neurotransmitters and hormones which made me not only highly sexual, but highly affectionate, romantic and to have such deep fascination with the fairer sex. (just knowing now after the research i've done that my horniess and yearning for female contact was just a orchestra of chemical reactions has done a lot to demystify and take the joy and enthusiasm out of life)
recently, it peaked my interest when I heard of people suffering from chronic pain using a controversial treatment of being intentionally put under a coma for an upwards of two weeks using ketamine (aka special k on the street) This procedure is not approved of course for any medical reason here in the us and so therefore is performed in places like Tijuana, in other words the black market. it costs an upwards of $50,000.00 the rationale for its use in people suffering from chronic fibromyalgia pain without any real underlying injury is that they are essentially suffering from a brain signaling malfunction and that the coma is somewhat like "rebooting the brain" just as a crashed computer can repairs itself upon restart. since it is the brain which essentially directs the production of hormones and my condition is secondary, that is some sort of signaling from the brain could the same theory be applied? it peaked my interest as well when my physician, who suffered a life threatening illness recently told me that after emerging from the induced coma he was put in, noticed his libido was greatly increased.
but then again, I may be way of course here as an alternative to the brain failure theory would it be fair to say that stress induced hypogonadism is a form of adrenal failure, and that the adrenals should therefore be the focal point of treatment?
