Natural Prolactin Inhibitors?

Z28Luver7777

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What are some natural prolactin inhibitors? What natural foods, supplements, vitamins, drinks, etc.. can i use to inhibit prolactin?
 
why do you want a prolactin inhibitor? are you producing milk?

simply put prolactin produces milk ;estrogen produces titties.
 
L-Dopa/Bulk 1-Carboxy

Anything that raises your dopamine is going to inhibit prolactin in short.

why do you want a prolactin inhibitor? are you producing milk?
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Prolactin does quite a few other things in the body besides aid in milk production. Higher prolactin levels increase your refractory period after ejaculation, just one example that comes to mind.
 
Vitamin B6 (OK, precipitates crazy dreams, may downregulate gene expression from activation of androgen receptor)

Vitex (better)

Cabergoline (not natural, heart issues, but without question the most effective. Males report being able to have multiple orgasms on caber)
 
PublicEnemy said:
L-Dopa/Bulk 1-Carboxy

Anything that raises your dopamine is going to inhibit prolactin in short.



Prolactin does quite a few other things in the body besides aid in milk production. Higher prolactin levels increase your refractory period after ejaculation, just one example that comes to mind.
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apologies to the OP , i glossed over the question too readily.
 
PublicEnemy said:
L-Dopa/Bulk 1-Carboxy

Anything that raises your dopamine is going to inhibit prolactin in short.



Prolactin does quite a few other things in the body besides aid in milk production. Higher prolactin levels increase your refractory period after ejaculation, just one example that comes to mind.
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Good info here.
 
Cabergoline and pramipexole are prolactin inhibitors and can be bought from research chemical companies
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They are also very potent pharmaceuticals which I would not go about using lightly, especially just to inhibit prolactin secretion.
 
OnTheRoadTo said:
Vitamin B6 (OK, precipitates crazy dreams, may downregulate gene expression from activation of androgen receptor)

Vitex (better)

Cabergoline (not natural, heart issues, but without question the most effective. Males report being able to have multiple orgasms on caber)
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what do you mean when you say b6 will downregulate gene expression from activation from androgen receptor. Is that bad? lol
 
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The short answer is that maybe it's bad. Transcriptional response basically is the beginnings of what proteins the cell in making - it's part of the cascade that leads to muscle and strength in response to androgens. Study is in vitro, so it is hard to know if the concentrations are outrageously huge.

Then again, I'm a guy who drank a bunch of grapefruit juice to help out his Hdrol.
 
PublicEnemy said:
L-Dopa/Bulk 1-Carboxy

Anything that raises your dopamine is going to inhibit prolactin in short.



Prolactin does quite a few other things in the body besides aid in milk production. Higher prolactin levels increase your refractory period after ejaculation, just one example that comes to mind.
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agreed. i use 1 scoop 1carboxy and p-5-p every night b4 bed
 
T3 lowers prolactin. But I dunno, unless your gearing up for a special night/weekend or something where something major like caber is in order, I think outstanding has the right idea by just keeping your estro in check
 
Z28Luver7777 said:
What purpose does prolactin serve in men?
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Basically acts as a protectant hormone. Following a dopamine spike (such as orgasm) prolactin is released and decreases sex drive thereafter. In evolution, this may have been an adaptation to encourage couple bonding.

During times of hyperthermia, especially hyperthermia during exericse, prolactin is released and reduces drive and exercise performance to prevent the organism from continuing to generate great heat loads exercising and to prevent heat illness such as heat-stroke.

Br
 
Don't be a reductionist. Wiping any one hormone out of an endocrine system that functions as a cyclical cascade and strives for balance is going to have transient and devastating effects on the rest of system.

Br
 
ZiR RED said:
Don't be a reductionist. Wiping any one hormone out of an endocrine system that functions as a cyclical cascade and strives for balance is going to have transient and devastating effects on the rest of system.

Br
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I don't mind transient as much as devastating. Estrogen reduction before a contest it fine by me :)

Just in case it hasn't been mentioned, or mentioned in a while throughout this thread, FormaStanz is a great intervention for Progesterone. I have always been of the mindset that controlling estrogen = controlling prolactin and progesterone at the same time.
 
Outstanding said:
I don't mind transient as much as devastating. Estrogen reduction before a contest it fine by me :)

Just in case it hasn't been mentioned, or mentioned in a while throughout this thread, FormaStanz is a great intervention for Progesterone. I have always been of the mindset that controlling estrogen = controlling prolactin and progesterone at the same time.
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good info bro. controlling estrogen is also one of the best ways to control cortisol as well. Progesterone is actually derived from pregnenolone, as well as most of the other major hormones. I'm not sure what this has to do specifically with this topic, but I'll post this up for anyone interested in seeing a chart of the exact pathway that steroidal hormones take in the body, I find it quite interesting...


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MakaveliThaDon said:
good info bro. controlling estrogen is also one of the best ways to control cortisol as well. Progesterone is actually derived from pregnenolone, as well as most of the other major hormones. I'm not sure what this has to do specifically with this topic, but I'll post this up for anyone interested in seeing a chart of the exact pathway that steroidal hormones take in the body, I find it quite interesting...


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You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to MakaveliThaDon again.
 
MakaveliThaDon said:
good info bro. controlling estrogen is also one of the best ways to control cortisol as well. Progesterone is actually derived from pregnenolone, as well as most of the other major hormones. I'm not sure what this has to do specifically with this topic, but I'll post this up for anyone interested in seeing a chart of the exact pathway that steroidal hormones take in the body, I find it quite interesting...


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So, beyond the fact that cortisol and estrogen are both lipid based hormones, and share a common preprohormone....can you provide evidence that estrogen or high estrogen levels leads to an increase in cortisol?
 
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