Intermittent dosing with Inhibit P vs every night dosing

[Rockslide]

First off, very glad this is back in stock. I’ve used it before and think it’s a very good product. I’ve used it before though. I ran it continuously mainly while taking MK 677.

I have a couple of questions for @sns8778

1. How fast can it relieve high prolactin symptoms? I.e. In the setting of an ultra quick acting compound it might raise prolactin such as oral trest pwo. Do you think that taking say two capsules co-administered could blunt that or would inhibit P need to be taken every night even if only taking oral trest 1-2x a week.

2. I think I remember a thread years ago, talking about people questioning long-term safety of it as an everyday supplement and if you could get some tolerance or desensitization or something to it, but I can’t seem to find the thread. I just wanted to check and see how long-term safety of running this every day as a staple for years and years. I know in Parkinsons patients they quickly become tolerant to l-dopa which is why they developed some of the other drugs to blunt that rapid tolerance.

 

[Smont]

I don't know about daily dosing versus every other day dosing but I do know that you cannot just start taking vitamin B6 or p5p and get rid of prolactin issues that were caused by androgens it just doesn't work out in real world scenario. In fact we all preload the p5p for about 2 weeks before we even start the cycle because it works best as a preventative measure

 

[Smont]

It's also highly unlikely you're going to have prolactin issues in the first place unless you let your estrogen get out of control

 

[Rockslide]

Yeah I mean that’s the problem with oral trest. It’s hard to gauge the estrogen response because of the short half life and rapid conversion into methyl estrogen. Can’t measure the methyl estrogen in the blood either.

Have Ralox prami and caber on standby of course.

 

[sns8778]

First off, very glad this is back in stock. I’ve used it before and think it’s a very good product. I’ve used it before though. I ran it continuously mainly while taking MK 677.

I have a couple of questions for @sns8778

1. How fast can it relieve high prolactin symptoms? I.e. In the setting of an ultra quick acting compound it might raise prolactin such as oral trest pwo. Do you think that taking say two capsules co-administered could blunt that or would inhibit P need to be taken every night even if only taking oral trest 1-2x a week.

2. I think I remember a thread years ago, talking about people questioning long-term safety of an everyday it as an everyday supplement and if you could get some tolerance or desensitization or something to it, but I can’t seem to find the thread. I just wanted to check and see how long-term safety of running this every day is a staple for years and years. I know in Parkinsons patients they quickly become tolerant to l-dopa which is why they developed some of the other drugs to blunt that rapid tolerance.

Most people can tell a difference with it pretty quickly.

I personally would suggest taking consistent dosing with it for best results.

There was some anti L-Dopa hysteria a few years back, which honestly was comical because while you had john doe bodybuilder scared of L-Dopa, you had thousands of little old ladies taking NOW's L-Dopa daily to help with their moods. Just giving you an example of how some things become taken to a ridiculous extreme without anyone looking at context, dosage, etc.

A lot of people use Inhibit-P daily long-term as part of their general health supplement regimens. Inhibit-P is popular with people that do train, but also very popular with people as a general health supplement because it helps with mood, sleep quality, libido, etc.

 

[Halfnattyman44]

I take 1 capsule daily and have for over a year now.