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yeah, it's kinda odd how a forum dedicated to general health/physiology discussion became 90% focused on PFS when the topic of PFS comes up the topic of dicks will also come up

lmfao yep

i understand

LOL bud you think you can do an impression of me LOL

im bumping this i don't care

lets talk about the real problem here you’re 26 with a 37 year old sister

What works @Helen

Is vitamin c even that good?

i know gbold/ @Helen said cysteine and histidine what else is good?

My opinion: mental disorders are caused by inflamed brains that can't deal with normal amounts of stimulation

I'm not a fast oxidizer, I assure you. I'm pretty sure it's high estrogen or something.

If a tryptophan-free diet can turn humans gay I'm going on it right now tbh.

can zinc actually lower estrogen too much or is that just nonsense I'm leaning towards the latter.

Per day. For a "slow oxidizer". I could take a 50mg pill of zinc gluconate per day (really 30 mg because gluconate is only about 60% bioavailable). Is there any amount that will oppose copper of aromatase too much?

unfortunately this will not work, I have extreme anger that is likely due to some sort of mental issue I'm going to start meditating soon, hopefully that will help t some degree. Thanks, I've heard things about norepinephrine before.

I was just wondering if anybody would be willing to share info with me about this.

Do you think varicose veins can be reversed and the vein can regenerate it's original valve functioning?

So what exactly is responsible for the weakening of veins the causes them to become varicose, do you know? Is oxidative stress weakening the inner lining of the veins? Is it some sort of mineral thing, or both?

That could make sense. Do you think copper/zinc ratio in teens could cause varicoceles since copper is pro-free radical and zinc protects against free radicals? Excess copper could also cause excess estrogen (which I believe has been found in women with varicose veins), which would also cause...

It can also affect hormones unfortunately.