Twelve weeks ago I added CEL's M-Test to my daily supplement stack.
Here are my endocrinology blood test results before starting and at the twelve week mark...
Congratulations. That's an awesome increase.
I'Ve done everything I can to reduce my SHBG, but it was over 200nmol before either of these, so I'll take 63. No idea why my prolactin is so high, but I'm guessing it's because of the rise in estrogen. So may add SNS Inhibit-E
It wouldn't be because of the increase in estrogen because it was higher before you started; its great that it is trending downward. I think Inhibit-E and Inhibit-P would be great additions for different reasons.
He’s referring to your prolactin being high….you should take an AI for your estrogen being so high, and you could try SNS Inhibit P or another P5P supplement for prolactin. If that doesn’t lower it enough you may have to take Caber or Prami to get it under control. The thing is though you prolactin was high to begin with, so something caused that. You probably want to try and figure that out. I know steroids like Trest and Tren can raise prolactin, but not sure if you’ve took something like that or not.
But the boost in testosterone with M-Test is impressive….such a great supplement.
I see where you're thinking is coming from, but I personally wouldn't go the AI route for estrogen because I think it could be related to Clomid and also to not metabolizing estrogen properly.
I would try Inhibit-E first bc that can help metabolize estrogen more effectively.
I would go with Inhibit-P for helping to decrease prolactin. It has P5P in it, plus more and I think that P5P works most effectively in the presence of the other ingredients in it.
Confused that the prolactin was highest on the before bloods. In the after bloods prolactin is lowered.
Usually a rise in estrogen will come with a rise in prolactin, but in your case prolactin went down.
Very good and relevant point and it makes me think 2 things:
1) The prolactin is trending down, which is great.
2) That the estrogen portion of the test may be related to Clomid, which you mentioned in a later post too.
I've not taken anything in regards to PH's, Sarms, or PED's. What else causes high prolactin?
There can be a lot of causes - and a major one is stress and it seems like you're really going through it.
It's trending downwards, which is a great thing.
I would take 1 capsule of Inhibit-P twice per day and I think you'll see a pretty big drop in 6 weeks.
Hypothyroidism, different types of medications, tumors, and different metabolic activities in the body can raise prolactin. Not trying to alarm you, but you really should discuss it with your Doctor….actually an Endocrinologist would be better. I mean it could be nothing, and you take some P5P or Caber and it’s fine, but definitely keep an eye on it. Because I guarantee if it got high enough for you to lactate that would freak you out. But I absolutely believe that M-Test doesn’t have anything to do with it, one because as far as I know nothing in it should raise prolactin in healthy men, and two it was already high before you started, and like Smont said, it went down during M-Test.
Here’s a little information…..
PRL plays a diverse role in men's reproduction and health. Detecting and treating elevated PRL may not only improve infertility and hypogonadism but also have a positive effect on the metabolic profile of patient and control of glycemic control and metabolic profile - an important advantage...
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
I've been writing an article series on high prolactin for when the new website updates happen, and its interesting what a lot of the causes can be.
There was a pretty dramatic reduction in prolactin during the 12 weeks, so I wouldn't add anything like Caber to it because it can have some pretty rough side effects and I think its important that it was high before and went down during so its trending downward.
I would personally take 2 Inhibit-P per day and have bloodwork redone in either 6 to 12 weeks; just my opinion.
That makes sense, my cortisol is through the rough too. My job is a very high pressure heavy graft job, my family is in ruins and my partner of six years (who I own a house with) got sectioned under the mental health act.
My daily supplement stack...
Whey Protein
Creatine
Multi Vitamin and Mineral
Magnesium Glycinate
Vitamin D3
M-Test
GlycoPhase
GlucoVantage XT
Recomp20
KSM-66
I'm very sorry to hear that you're going through all of that. If you ever need anyone to talk to, listen, or vent to, you're always welcome to message me and I'll give you my contact info.
M-Test and Recomp20 is a great stack.
That's a interesting variable, clomid was already in place long term so the jump was definitely from the m test 100%. I'm wondering if your estrogen jumping so high is partially due to the clomid still tho.
Do you feel any different or see any estrogen sides effects?
I've got no side effects from either the high prolactin, the high estrogen (unless bloating is one) or the higher testosterone.
I agree with Smont - the testosterone increase would be from the M-Test because you've been on Clomid for so long that it wouldn't be a variable, but I think too that the Clomid could be partially responsible for the estrogen increase because I've heard that before.
A lot of people that experience estrogen increases with Clomid use Inhibit-E with it.
That was one I actually didn't know of, but that explains a lot.
I've got some Aromasin on the way to lower get the estrogen under control.
That's not what I would do if it were me personally. I feel that sometimes people jump on something like that and its more of a band-aid than actually helping. But just my personal opinion.
I would personally add Inhibit-E because it can actually help promote healthy estrogen metabolism rather than just 'band-aid' type lower it.