As I dig deeper into the rabbit hole that Dihydromyricetin has thrust me into, I find yet another vitamin B6 derivative called Emoxypine... Now I want to list some points here of what I'm researching:
1) I've read that overdoing vit B6, it can cause neuropathy and make your dick feel like paralyzed. I try to limit supplements containing this at the moment.
2) I continue to research Sulbutiamine and it's effect of INCREASING the density of D1 dopamine receptors, which is an issue for us in PFS. My concern here is that, in theory, one might feel VERY bad on Sulbutiamine due to it's original blocking of dopamine and reach a level of depression of self harm, which is not something I can recommend to just anyone.
3) Further GABA understanding and it's effects: For example, Xanax before bed was something I originally tried to return nocturnal erections. I can't say it helped as this was within weeks of crashing and nothing worked... but Xanax releases GABA which is needed to relax & we lacked that hence loss of sleep and anxiety... and you can forget getting an erection in this state.
4) Choline has always been a staple and safely helped me. I still highly recommend just plain choline.
So I found another Russian investigated product called Emoxypine Succinate... Look at # 6 & # 8
Modes of action:
Emoxypine is an effective antioxidant with additional membrane-protecting effects. According to the Russian website providing information on the compound, it acts through several key mechanisms. These include:
This was found on this site but I've found non-stores supporting this list so I don't want to discount the list just because they're trying to sell EMOXY:
Emoxypine Succinate (Mexidol)
So, I had a private convo with someone regarding alcohol in a PFS state and, when they brought it to my attention again, I recall during initial PFS, alcohol didn't have the affect as it once did... and I will state, as of late, like since December-ish, Alcohol has almost gone back to 'working' on me... I don't want to infer anything from that nor put it in stone, but it's related.
It would stand to reason to not mix sulbutiamine with emoxy as one blocks and the latter increases dopamine but maybe a 1 month blocking and 1 month increasing could be a tool. We know dopamine & gaba affect ability to have an erection & those that suffer from PFS but can have nocturnal erections typically mean it's neurological and not mechanical related. And if you can't have nocturnal erections from PFS, this still would be the good first start to improve sleep & nocturnal hormone release. The penile functional improvements may then come into light.
Food for thought
1) I've read that overdoing vit B6, it can cause neuropathy and make your dick feel like paralyzed. I try to limit supplements containing this at the moment.
2) I continue to research Sulbutiamine and it's effect of INCREASING the density of D1 dopamine receptors, which is an issue for us in PFS. My concern here is that, in theory, one might feel VERY bad on Sulbutiamine due to it's original blocking of dopamine and reach a level of depression of self harm, which is not something I can recommend to just anyone.
3) Further GABA understanding and it's effects: For example, Xanax before bed was something I originally tried to return nocturnal erections. I can't say it helped as this was within weeks of crashing and nothing worked... but Xanax releases GABA which is needed to relax & we lacked that hence loss of sleep and anxiety... and you can forget getting an erection in this state.
4) Choline has always been a staple and safely helped me. I still highly recommend just plain choline.
So I found another Russian investigated product called Emoxypine Succinate... Look at # 6 & # 8
Modes of action:
Emoxypine is an effective antioxidant with additional membrane-protecting effects. According to the Russian website providing information on the compound, it acts through several key mechanisms. These include:
- Inhibiting free radical oxidation (scavenging effects)
- Increasing the activity of endogenous antioxidant enzymes (for example, superoxide dismutase)
- Inhibiting free radical synthesis in several biochemical systems (for example, during the synthesis of prostaglandin)
- Regulating lipids in the body (for example, reducing the cholesterol to phospholipid ratio and shifting structure transition into low-temperature zones)
- Modulating the activity of membrane receptors like phosphodiesterase, cyclic nucleotides, adenylate cyclase, aldoreductase, and acetylcholinesterase.
- Increasing the binding ability of benzodiazepine, GABA, and acetylcholine receptors
- Providing stability to membrane structures
- Increasing dopamine and monoamine synthesis in the brain[3]
This was found on this site but I've found non-stores supporting this list so I don't want to discount the list just because they're trying to sell EMOXY:
Emoxypine Succinate (Mexidol)
So, I had a private convo with someone regarding alcohol in a PFS state and, when they brought it to my attention again, I recall during initial PFS, alcohol didn't have the affect as it once did... and I will state, as of late, like since December-ish, Alcohol has almost gone back to 'working' on me... I don't want to infer anything from that nor put it in stone, but it's related.
It would stand to reason to not mix sulbutiamine with emoxy as one blocks and the latter increases dopamine but maybe a 1 month blocking and 1 month increasing could be a tool. We know dopamine & gaba affect ability to have an erection & those that suffer from PFS but can have nocturnal erections typically mean it's neurological and not mechanical related. And if you can't have nocturnal erections from PFS, this still would be the good first start to improve sleep & nocturnal hormone release. The penile functional improvements may then come into light.
Food for thought