Well not exactly leakage. I did squeeze. The gland behind my left nipple is noticeably larger. I've had high prolactin since my havoc cycle and was just gonna roll the dice with this one. Admittedly not a good idea, but I figured I could contain it if necessary. Looks like it's necessary!
It wasn't much liquid, but enough to feel it in between my fingers. After havoc I had puffy nipples and if I squeezed it would leak, but never enough to feel it between my fingers.
I'm going to go out and get some p5p tomorrow and nip this in the butt. It would have to get really bad for me to quit the cycle.
good luck bro.....
hammer that s h i t with the kitchen sink......."they" say, leakage and growth cannot be there with low estrogen. Take that for what its worth as well.
I hear ALRI's restore is a good one to get to. I'm not plugin, just stating. One of the ingredients is Prolact-x. And i quote-
"Prolact-X™ (Chasteberry Diterpine Matrix Extract)
There has been a long history of supplemental use of Chasteberry for treatment of PMS in women. Most researches believe that PMS is commonly the result of high prolactin levels so no surprise that we took an interest in this herb.
The amino acid dopamine is the body’s natural controller of prolactin release. Of course many dopaminergic compounds have been noted as effective treatments for increasing GH secretion as well, which correlates rather well with optimization in male performance due to the fact that elevated prolactin results in decreased GH and IGF-1 production.
The search for the prolactin-suppressive principles in Chasteberry provided a number of compounds with dopaminergic properties. In short, research showed that they bound to recombinant dopamine DA2-receptors and suppressed prolactin release from cultivated lactotrophs as well as in animal experiments. The search for the chemical identity of the dopaminergic compounds resulted in isolation of a number of diterpenes of which some clerodadienols were most important for the prolactin-suppressive effects. They were almost more effective in their prolactin-suppressive properties than dopamine itself.
Naturally just crushing up a bunch of Chasteberry is not likely to do the job, but proper preparation of the de-feminizing herb has finally given us an effective synergist to support male optimization.
So, cool, now that we have dealt with the HPTA suppression and feminizing issues. By doing so the obvious result is a notable and welcomed increase in testosterone production. But hey, why not push all the way and reach for optimization?"