@haidut my lisuride has turned a dark blue/blackish colour. Should it still be okay to use?
Hhhm, never seen this happen and probably best to not use it. How long ago was it bought?
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@haidut my lisuride has turned a dark blue/blackish colour. Should it still be okay to use?
I still used it a couple times and didn’t notice any bad sides. I’ve probably had it somewhere around 10 to 12 months. Do you think light could do that? Because my incandescent light bulb has shined on it a few metres away.Hhhm, never seen this happen and probably best to not use it. How long ago was it bought?
I still used it a couple times and didn’t notice any bad sides. I’ve probably had it somewhere around 10 to 12 months. Do you think light could do that? Because my incandescent light bulb has shined on it a few metres away.
I am about to order Lisuride but I am not sure It is possible to import it to japan.
There are almost no information about Lisuride,and the only thing that I was able to found is that Lisuride was discontinued for several years ago.
Actually, most human studies found both lisuride and bromocriptine to increas libido in males and to shorten the refractory period between orgasms. Pramipexole, which is a pure dopamine agonist is notorious for causing sex addiction in males. Look it up. But in higher doses it also suppresses libido. Same with aromatase inhibitors, and given the prolactin-estrogen twin connection I suspect it is through too low estrogen that this effect of high dose dopamine agonists is manifested.
I am confused. Is sexual addiction an overload of estrogen or in fact a dopaminergic state?
Influence of lisuride, a dopaminergic agonist, on the sexual function of male patients with chronic renal failure. - PubMed - NCBI
The increase of plasma testosterone was greater in hyperprolactinemic patients (86% v 15% in normoprolactinemic) and was accompanied by a clear improvement in the studied parameters of sexual behaviors
Dont think this study was talked about on this thread (it is mentioned in the orginial one) , but 86% increase in Test is pretty strong . I know it was in hyperprolactinemic and low Testosterone men ,but who isnt one of them these days ? And still the normal group gained about 15% of Testosterone.
So this study migth be interesting for low T, high E, high PRL males...
It is actually from the main thread . Should be one of the upper ones from the "miscanellous"-section. I just thought it would be worth mentioning it ,since its a pretty cool study.That's a great study! Thanks for posting it, I will add it to the main thread.
It is actually from the main thread . Should be one of the upper ones from the "miscanellous"-section. I just thought it would be worth mentioning it ,since its a pretty cool study.
ince I read about how it can make people feel very lethargic