Natural Prolactin Control

[Neuro1234]

The following labs were drawn on 300mg of test without any other compounds in the picture:

Baseline prolactin: 2-4
2iu of GH: 10, 12
4iu of GH: 20,21 (e2 and progesterone within normal limits, but will begin to have sensitive nipples and it’s harder to orgasm)
500mg of test and 4iu: 23 and same as above with the symptoms.

I have come totally off. Let symptoms subside, and started p5p 200mg split am and pm. I restarted GH and again symptoms are present at the 4iu range with a correlating prolactin level of 22 (on 500mg of test)

I would obviously like to avoid continuous use of caber/bromo for the sake of GH.

So far, I have found Mucina Purens and MACA root for additional aid in hopes to bump GH dose during my cut.

Does anyone know of any other supplementation available for this use?

I did use the search, and I read what was available here.

 

[Swifto]

Vitamin B6 (300mg 3x day women, may work in males?

L-Dopa

Vitamin E

Vitex

 

[luki7788]

natural hormone control is for natural people - if you are enhanced forget about it, you have to use medication

 

[Neuro1234]

Vitamin B6 (300mg 3x day women, may work in males?

L-Dopa

Vitamin E

Vitex

Forgot to mention using vitamin E. I didn’t realize b6/p5p could be dosed that high! I will certain give this a try and look into others. Thank you!

 

[Neuro1234]

natural hormone control is for natural people - if you are enhanced forget about it, you have to use medication

An excellent point, I was hoping it wouldn’t be needed for such measly GH doses, but such is the life. Thank you!

 

[Neuro1234]

Mucina Purens

Aka:

Mucuna/Pruriens​

 

[need4tren]

P5p works wonders. I won’t touch caber or any anti prolactin but when I do have problems with build up a week of p5p at 300mg a day fix’s it completely

 

[Neuro1234]

P5p works wonders. I won’t touch caber or any anti prolactin but when I do have problems with build up a week of p5p at 300mg a day fix’s it completely

Excellent. Will up my dose. Do you split doses or all at once?

 

[sire1996]

Unfortunately when I let my prolactine go high as 600mIU/l no messing around I just throw in some caber. Now when I supplement p5p[200mg] with b-complex before bed on responsible juice dose everything seems to be under control. With higher doeses I would comfy take 300/400mg.

 

[bbxtreme]

If you use P5P far enough before starting the compounds you usually can avoid using Caber sometimes. 150mg is plenty for most.

But if that doesn’t work then use Caber 2 times a week at a very low dose.

Most guys get into trouble when they think “more is better” when it comes to things like Caber.

 

[Neuro1234]

If you use P5P far enough before starting the compounds you usually can avoid using Caber sometimes. 150mg is plenty for most.

But if that doesn’t work then use Caber 2 times a week at a very low dose.

Most guys get into trouble when they think “more is better” when it comes to things like Caber.

I remembered you had said starting it before was key. Which is why I stopped all together and restarted. Will try again with longer wait, and adjust accordingly! Thank you for the reply.

 

[madg]

Damn so high prolactin from gh ?

No 19 nors ?

 

[juggy38]

I remembered you had said starting it before was key. Which is why I stopped all together and restarted. Will try again with longer wait, and adjust accordingly! Thank you for the reply.

Google inhibit-P from SNS nutrition

 

[juggy38]

Google inhibit-P from SNS nutrition

1-2 a day and add an extra 100mg P5P. It will be plenty

 

[Neuro1234]

Damn so high prolactin from gh ?

No 19 nors ?

Sadly, my friend, only from GH. no other compounds in play when I’ve been testing my limits with GH. For
This reason.

 

[Neuro1234]

1-2 a day and add an extra 100mg P5P. It will be plenty

Excellent, thank you for replying!

 

[Stewie]

Out of curiosity, did you pull a CBC w/differentials with each of your hormonal assays?

 

[Neuro1234]

Out of curiosity, did you pull a CBC w/differentials with each of your hormonal assays?

Intermittently. If you give me a couple days I can correlate what I have with what I’ve posted.

Would you mind explaining the train of thought you are following?

 

[Stewie]

Intermittently. If you give me a couple days I can correlate what I have with what I’ve posted.

Would you mind explaining the train of thought you are following?

Checking your NLR (neutrophil-lymphocyte ratio). Basically teasing out the possibility of unsuspected inflammation/infection. Being that your work in ICU (thank you very much I have two children that are RN's). You're more susceptible than the general population to acquire whatever pathogen might be floating around, without symptoms so to speak.

Prolactin functions in a dual manner, as a tropic hormone and a type of cytokine- immunomodulator. In the context of inflammatory response, prolactin can transiently and acutely rise. I've personally seen several individuals with acute changes in their PRL due to infections/systematic inflammation. They were chasing the wrong cause.

Then again, it could totally unrelated to the aforementioned.

 

[Neuro1234]

Checking your NLR (neutrophil-lymphocyte ratio). Basically teasing out the possibility of unsuspected inflammation/infection. Being that your work in ICU (thank you very much I have two children that are RN's). You're more susceptible than the general population to acquire whatever pathogen might be floating around, without symptoms so to speak.

Prolactin functions in a dual manner, as a tropic hormone and a type of cytokine- immunomodulator. In the context of inflammatory response, prolactin can transiently and acutely rise. I've personally seen several individuals with acute changes in their PRL due to infections/systematic inflammation. They were chasing the wrong cause.

Then again, it could totally unrelated to the aforementioned.

ya know, you and several other members remind me daily there’s so much I don’t know I’m so grateful for it.

I had no ideal prolactin played this secondary roll. The without symptoms is uncomfortably accurate. Last year I went for my physical and my doc listen to my lungs and asked if I felt okay… turns out I had “walking” pneumonia and felt totally fine.

I’m in the middle of my “work week” right now. Will dig through the correlating lab work and report back.

Thank you for this explanation!

Hats off to you for surviving nursing school twice as a parent