dhtsupreme
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Can someone tell me at what dose does cypro antagonize the h2 receptors? I'm under the impression Histamine2-receptor antagonists can lower testosterone and reduce motivation. It seems there's a strong focus on dopamine antagonism (D3 receptors) for explaining why lack of motivation is experienced with cypro. But I think Haidut mentioned this only happens in higher doses. Since cypro is first an antihistamine, I think it's through antagonizing h2 receptors a lot of ppl here feel unmotivated and get symptoms resembling higher estrogen/prolactin.
I like trying knew ways to lower serotonin and keep the stress hormones low. Would really like to use it for that but if H2 antagonism does the above at all doses, then I will just stick with metergoline. Would appreciate any help. Thank you!
Histamine Receptors H1,H2,H3 and Neurotransmitter / Hormone Release
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I like trying knew ways to lower serotonin and keep the stress hormones low. Would really like to use it for that but if H2 antagonism does the above at all doses, then I will just stick with metergoline. Would appreciate any help. Thank you!
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