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I pointed to endorphins as the source of your sensations. Estrogen is what ultimately controls them, which is why working copper and estrogen are important here. The essence itself is not in copper and estrogen. Remove endorphins and leave copper and estrogen, and your source will not be there...

This is done by estrogen, man and it's rather silly to talk about some mineral leading to a "connection with God." In terms of your subjective feelings, maybe, but in the literal sense, that sounds like nonsense. I mean, this is not something to promote, it's something one can experience as a...

Maybe I butted into a conversation that wasn't mine, but what you're talking about, implying it's a "connection with god," is called estrogen, or to be more specific, anandamide. That's why you're talking about copper and its balance. This is precisely why women feel "higher powers," believe in...

Thank you for the answer. You did quite a lot of things, for some reason I always thought that in your case it was dexamethasone. It turns out that IBD was a consequence of PFS. IBD is hydrogen peroxide, the body cannot remove it, apparently there is no peroxidase/catalase. That is, there is...

I already asked, but I will repeat the question. Did you cure your PFS with dexamethasone or was it some combination of things? As I understand, you also had IBD. Did it go away along with the PFS or did it stay with you? Regarding immunity, people's syndromes go away when they get sick. At...

Strange, I wrote to you without any problems. Did you have any question? Maybe you should ask it here?

It is quite possible, I honestly don't know its entire history, I only sometimes come across his messages and theories, but thank you for letting me know. Yes, I think that's what happens, there is an initial problem with ATP and the antioxidant system before we take finasteride. I think...

Yes, that is exactly what I am talking about. A person takes a drug, stops it, and then a year later, for example, does something with a 5AR inhibitor and gets PFS. That is why I am saying the issue is not with the receptors they only need about 24 hours to change their regulation. Tubzy wrote...

In my opinion, premature ejaculation is always a problem with norepinephrine. It's just that this can be disrupted and worsened through different pathways. 5ht2 receptors can release calcium, increase cortisol and glutamate, thereby also increasing norepinephrine. So, yes, if there is a problem...

I've used the herb, I don't know about alcohol tinctures though. Regarding Bacopa. Bacopa affects serotonin, which is why I don't like it. It seems to increase excitatory 5ht2 or lower inhibitory 5ht1a. I haven't studied it much overall, so I can't say a lot. Also, from what I understand, it...

Yes, but finasteride is not a progestin. It simply has a structure similar to testosterone/progesterone. Its entire task is to integrate itself (disguised as a substrate) into the enzyme and stop it. Because this bond is irreversible, the enzyme ultimately becomes unusable. Progestins do not...

Glucocorticoids take a long time to be eliminated and need have to wait for the axis to start working again. I took prednisolone and when I stopped, I felt better at first (while it was being cleared), when it cleared out I felt worse because my GR is low and it became even lower. While taking...

Thank you for your answer. Zinc finger. Yes, there is clearly a problem with it, but I still have not understood which pathways it disrupts and why specifically with the GR or AR, given that it is present in hundreds of other receptors. For instance, in my case it is histidine, and I have...

There I was reasoning more about what could have happened, given that you already had sleep problems and you say the only significant events in your life were concussions. I assumed that the concussions could have caused some dysfunction in the hypothalamus, where neuropeptides like orexins and...

Potassium can also raise histamine, but it can also increase cortisol and catecholamines. Maybe try a cold shower or, conversely, a hot one? A cold shower will increase norepinephrine and cortisol, but lower histamine—this could clarify the situation. A hot shower will increase histamine. And...