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d-aspartic acid and prolactin

jsp0785

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is this something i need to worry about and if so what supp to control prolactin levels. preferably cheapest route possible. on a budget here. thanks guys
 
jsp0785 said:
is this something i need to worry about and if so what supp to control prolactin levels. preferably cheapest route possible. on a budget here. thanks guys
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I would take the precautionary measures just to be safe. Grab anything with mucuna in it, whether it be bulk or an actualy product. Also p5p is supposed to work well.
 
3clipseGT said:
I would take the precautionary measures just to be safe. Grab anything with mucuna in it, whether it be bulk or an actualy product. Also p5p is supposed to work well.
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yea i saw the studies of it raising prolactin like 150% or something but didn't know if there was real world proof that it actually raises it that much. i'll look around for mucuna and check out p5p. thanks
 
jsp0785 said:
yea i saw the studies of it raising prolactin like 150% or something but didn't know if there was real world proof that it actually raises it that much. i'll look around for mucuna and check out p5p. thanks
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Just to be clear

One study in male rats found that while D-aspartic acid increased testosterone and LH by 236% and 146%, respectively, it also increased prolactin levels by 152%.
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So a) in RATS not humans, b) raised prolactin by 152% while raising testosterone by 236%. I'd say the risk of getting results anything like that are slim to none. Human studies I think showed a max of 30-40% increase in testosterone, which at same ratios would be a 15-20% increase in prolactin.
 
Vitex and B6 always worked wonders for me; vitex works better for me though at 1gram daily.

Mike
 
3clipseGT said:
And thats exactly what i have lined up for when i use TCF-1!! Woot Woot
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Solid!

P.Bateman01 said:
When was the 'new and improved' formula released? I have a bottle of the previous formula, will this help also? What dose should I use with TCF-1??

Thanks.
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The old formula contained nothing for direct prolactin modulation, although icariin is mildly dopaminergic (which exerts an inhibitory effect on prolactin).

The new formula was released about 3-4 weeks ago!

prld2gr8ns said:
BAM!!! But could you please explain the reasoning for the 20% and 95% L-Dopa Extraction in the ingredient profiles???
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All explained in the write-up: Invalid Link Removed

"The main constituent in mucuna pruriens responsible for these effects is L-Dopa. L-Dopa is a direct precursor for dopamine, which regulates the sex hormones control center in the brain. It has been shown that other alkaloids found in mucuna pruriens make the L-Dopa content more orally bioavailable to the body than taking the synthetic version of L-Dopa alone. This is why Activate Xtreme™ contains both a high-potency 95% extract of L-Dopa along with a lower 20% mucuna pruriens extract!"
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Oh I have stocked up. Are they really not selling it anymore I love it. That really sucks.
 
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