Morning wood project (MWP)

[narouz]

I just wanted to say:
Morning Wood Project
would be a cool name for a band.

 

[answersfound]

post 106491 I just wanted to say:
Morning Wood Project
would be a cool name for a band.

Ha yea....reminds me of the band name: My Morning Jacket

 

[Joocy_J]

post 106322

post 105635 Any other suggestions/criticism would be appreciated. thanks

I have similar issues. You might be find some useful info in my log, I've done a good bit of experimentation: https://raypeatforum.com/forum/viewtopi ... 4&p=106315

I can personally attest to the libido raising affects of DHT cream. But I also have experimented with AI's and TRT and felt what it's like to go from T in the 300's to T of 1500+ (on TRT) .

I prefer the feeling of high / high-normal Testosterone to the DHT feeling. On DHT cream I had high libido, but it was kind of distracting and unproductive. On high T, I have motivation and energy for life in general — getting out of bed in the morning, bettering my career, socializing, etc. — and my libido does not spontaneously distract me, but is plenty strong in the presence of the right stimuli.

Regarding clomid, haidut has said this about it:

Why are you taking clomid or tamoxifen? Do you know how estrogenic they are? Peat's website has articles on both. They are both synthetic estrogens with slightly modified function to make them somewhat anti-estrogenic in specific tissues but overall they are still synthetic estrogens. Clomid is highly estrogenic to brain and bones, do not get fooled by studies showing it can increase T. People with MS, a brain condition from high estrogen, have died from taking clomid. Both clomid and tamofixen will fry your liver, as they are both estrogens. Exemestane is probably OK, but not until you figure the issue with prolactin.

So clomid and nolvadex are probably a bad idea.

Haidut said this about exemestane:

A possible exception is exemestane, which is actually a synthetic version of the hormone DHT and is much safer. Peat has even said that taking DHT topically would be a good idea, so this drug would be a possible alternative to topical DHT. In people it lowers estrogen, increases T and DHT and has anti-depressant activity.

So you could try exemestane (aromasin) to raise your testosterone.

Personally, it has raised my Testosterone from a low of 328 to my most recent level of 700. And it's a lot easier than doing injections.

Franko,

Where did you get your testosterone from when you where trying trt?

Was it pharma grade?
Thanks

 

[Inaut]

here's my solution for morning wood issues.... toast(rye) and butter and honey before bed.... Maybe it's just the honey/fructose-glucose that is helping but it's a sure thing for me. Reliable..

 

[Vins7]

Have you find out something?

 

[GreekDemiGod]

Black maca has been giving me positive results on this front.

 

[youngsinatra]

Sleeping naked works pretty well from my experience.

 

[Ras]

Chondroitin sulfate brought back mine better than ever.

 

[golder]

Chondroitin sulfate brought back mine better than ever.

Wow, didn’t know this would have this secondary benefit. Isn’t it used in a supplement context for arthiritis? I wonder why it’s helped with morning wood? Can’t find anything that Peat has said about it…anyone got any ideas?

 

[Ras]

Wow, didn’t know this would have this secondary benefit. Isn’t it used in a supplement context for arthiritis? I wonder why it’s helped with morning wood? Can’t find anything that Peat has said about it…anyone got any ideas?

I suspect it's due to its cardiovascular benefits, which are profound.

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Coronary heart disease: reduction of death rate by chondroitin sulfate A - PubMed

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CHONDROITIN SULFATE - DCNutrition.com

Chondroitin sulfates (CS) are glycosaminoglycans (GAGs, previously termed mucopolysaccharides) that are large, heterogeneous biological polymers and are used by the body to maintain proper elastic integrity within tissues. Muller (1837) originally obtained a solution of chondrin by steaming...

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Chondroitin supplementation reduces the risk of myocardial infarction by about forty percent

Supplementation with chondroitin reduces the risk of a heart attack in people with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease. Relatively low doses protect as well as high ones.

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Chondroitin keeps heart patients alive | The Morrison study

Two days ago we wrote about a recent Spanish epidemiological study, in which users of supplements containing chondroitin had fewer heart attacks than non-users. American cardiologist Lester Morrison was already aware of the protective effect of chondroitin decades ago. That's why he treated his...

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