Is there any benefit to crushing prolactin down to nothing?

TrevorTRT

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Does anyone have experience with crushing their prolactin levels down to almost nothing?

My prolactin levels have always sat mid range and as I get older I’ve noticed my refractory period isn’t quite as great as it used to be.

It’s got me curious about prolactin and whether I should try something like caber to crush it.

I’ve noticed adding DHT gel noticeable helped increase penile sensation and reduce my refractory period but I’d like to know if I’d get further benefits from crushing it with caber.

I’m not aware of any specific function of prolactin in the male body and how crushing it could have any negative impact.

Would appreciate if someone who has experience with this can give me some advice.

Thanks.
 
Does anyone have experience with crushing their prolactin levels down to almost nothing?

My prolactin levels have always sat mid range and as I get older I’ve noticed my refractory period isn’t quite as great as it used to be.

It’s got me curious about prolactin and whether I should try something like caber to crush it.

I’ve noticed adding DHT gel noticeable helped increase penile sensation and reduce my refractory period but I’d like to know if I’d get further benefits from crushing it with caber.

I’m not aware of any specific function of prolactin in the male body and how crushing it could have any negative impact.

Would appreciate if someone who has experience with this can give me some advice.

Thanks.


Conclusions

Pathological PRL elevation, but also its reduction, impairs metabolism and body composition in both genders, increasing the risk of diabetes. Patients with hypoprolactinemia, because of endogenous or iatrogenic conditions, deserve, as those with hyperprolactinemia, careful metabolic assessment.



 
It's why AFAIK Chasteberry Fruit has the word "Chaste" in it. A SMALL reduction in prolactin can sometimes have a benefit. I take one capsule every other day and if you want to experiment I would try no more than that to start. It seems to help but not miraculously so. I seem to remember posts elsewhere from people who really messed themselves up using Caber so tread carefully as a little goes a long way. Bimix might be an option to look into but it has its issues as well.
 
What issues does bi-mix have in your view? I've been using it frequently for a couple years now and have yet to encounter any issues. I would even dare to call it issue-free.
My doc injected tri-mix in his office and I got a really bad case of priapism (7 hours). It would not have gone down on its own. The drug long wore off but the valve was stuck closed by the extreme pressure. It was kinda scary and not fun at all. But it did provide tons of laughs with the cute nursing staff. "Sorry, ladies. The party's over."
 
My doc injected tri-mix in his office and I got a really bad case of priapism (7 hours). It would not have gone down on its own. The drug long wore off but the valve was stuck closed by the extreme pressure. It was kinda scary and not fun at all. But it did provide tons of laughs with the cute nursing staff. "Sorry, ladies. The party's over."
Haha, wow. That doesn't sound fun. I wouldn't call tri-mix issue free, as I have also run into priapism with that and needed to administer the phenylephrine antidote.

Bi-mix is much safer in that regard. It's the alprostadil in the tri-mix that has the insanely long duration of effect.
 
What issues does bi-mix have in your view? I've been using it frequently for a couple years now and have yet to encounter any issues. I would even dare to call it issue-free.
I'm very happy it's working for you. In addition to the risk just noted, I was also referring to the risk I heard an experienced clinician state which is that for non-mandatory users (which it sounds like fits the OP) it can create a psychological dependency which is not something I want to risk until it's essential. I'm glad to hear Bimix is safer and I suspect a lot of people jump straight to Trimix when they should start with Bimix. I am curious what impact it has on your normal non-Bimix performance.
 
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Haha, wow. That doesn't sound fun. I wouldn't call tri-mix issue free, as I have also run into priapism with that and needed to administer the phenylephrine antidote.

Bi-mix is much safer in that regard. It's the alprostadil in the tri-mix that has the insanely long duration of effect.
I had previously had a venous ultrasound done in that office, and the doc injected just prostaglandin and I obtained a rock hard erection within ten minutes. That erection resolved within an hour or so.

When I went back recently for the tri-mix prescription and he injected me, it was actually a pretty small dose but I must respond really well to it. I was good for several rounds within the hour but after that it just persisted .... and persisted ..... and persisted. And I knew something was wrong.

I got a prescription for just the prostaglandin and that works fine for me.

I can't overstate how much I enjoyed the office visit to have the priapism deflated. That part was not fun but having an enormous erection in front of two very cute nurses was quite exciting for this old man.
 

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