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Anything that increases wakefulness will lower prolactin but histamine fundamentally destabilizes your body. It increases arrogance too so the more you go in the wrong direction the more confident in yourself you become. Not saying that in a moralistic way, that is just its biological action.
Never heard that before. Where did you find it?Anything that increases wakefulness will lower prolactin but histamine fundamentally destabilizes your body. It increases arrogance too so the more you go in the wrong direction the more confident in yourself you become. Not saying that in a moralistic way, that is just its biological action.
Yes pregnant women will have alot of progesterone, but after giving birth they will have none, and their prolactin will be high and continue to be high as long as they breastfeed.@Gustav3Y Just throwing out an idea, but it could be progesterone, sort of like you mention. Pregnant women produce a LOT of progesterone, and Ray has said that more children -> more progesterone -> longer fertile years / slower aging. Your friend with no children and bad hair would support that. It's sort of folk-wisdom that women tend to have shinier, nicer hair during pregnancy. FPHL is relatively rare, but MPHL is not and men don't have much progesterone to offer hair protection.
I would guess this does not apply linearly to people if this actually is a thing stimulated by histamine.Anything that increases wakefulness will lower prolactin but histamine fundamentally destabilizes your body. It increases arrogance too so the more you go in the wrong direction the more confident in yourself you become. Not saying that in a moralistic way, that is just its biological action.