Alpha-GPC gave man uncontrollable libido

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I found @IHateFin LOL

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Alpha-GPC gave man (79) uncontrollable libido

After using the supplement for six weeks the man's sexual behaviour had changed. Before supplementation he had sex about once a month, after taking the supplement he wanted sex several times a day. He also asked his wife to perform oral sex, something he had never done before. In addition he wanted sex in unusual places, and had started to masturbate 'to alleviate his psychological discomfort'.
 

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I took AGPC since FEB, and wrote about it tons.
Phosphatidylserine and Citocoline too at times. FOr PFS and BEYOND.

@joekool mentioned one to me CDP-CHOLINE (CITO) and @Area-1255 mentioned the other to me.

@HS: "...He also asked his wife to perform oral sex, something he had never done before. In addition he wanted sex in unusual places, and had started to masturbate 'to alleviate his psychological discomfort'."

--WTF??? WHY R THEY MARRIED? GOTTA THROW em AROUND THE ROOM TO KEEP HER.

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He's never had oral sex?? Kids 12-16 bang in washrooms these days.


-MORAL BREAKDOWN OF SOCIETY.
-DEGENERATE BEHAVIOR CONTINUES WELL INTO ADULTHOOD... i heard.


WHO AMONG US HASN'T HAD URGES AT A FUNERAL @Helen. WHAT TOO FAR???
I RUINED NOFAP TO A TRAIN CRASH LAST NITE but never again. (SUPER HOTT TRAIN).
NOHOMO (TRAIN WAS STRAIGHT TOO). LOOKED RIGHT AT ME.

-Helen says it will lower thyroid and make me super gay but at the same time, it can help some but it's bad to run on tei... I have other sources indicate otherwise.
-"For Whom, How" = "To Each, Their Own".

-Train was looking rite at me. She looked at me, I looked at her, back.. and then, we both came staring into each other's eyes. It was a mental O though, so not cheating.
NOW CAN I BE A NEWSANCHOR @ABCnewsat11??? --- literally O'ing to carnage just like you guys.
 
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@HS same stuff, Choline causes crazy depression in me. I am high in acetylcholine. on POIS forum we had 2 groups some did good on choline, since it increased acetylcholine and some DIED on choline with 10 times worse symptoms

That is why POIS people may be around 70% of them did good on acetylcholine blockers. but some used lecithin or choline to feel better since they had low acetylcholine..

We talked about this already like a million times

All stilts for PFS and POIS are on the POISCENTER.com. in TYPES OF POIS section.

None of this stuff effects anything long term, meaning it is not like someone took choline and got rid of POIS> no, it just decreases POIS while taking choline, the minute the person quits , POIS was even worse than before.


Just read this forum . Chart of POIS Types (ongoing project)

We found everything about PFS POIS here.

Electrolytes protocol, explains all of this and recommends the phospholips as a supplement. not just choline, https://hackstasis.com/threads/electrolyte-protocol-for-improved-health.523/

No one seems to read it )) This was recommended half a year ago. https://www.amazon.com/Allergy-Rese...70118&sr=8-2&keywords=nt+factor+energy+lipids

People still look for one supplement thing. This is why no one does electrolytes protocol. Same shit happened on POIS forum, no one did it.

.People want one pill one drug. But it does not exist. WE studied and tried everything since 2011))
 
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-1.
People still look for one supplement thing. This is why no one does electrolytes protocol. Same shit happened on POIS forum, no one did it.

that's what I told ppl, be disciplined / work hard/ they took offense, so I went into fuck off mode/ or attack dog mode. BUT* some get better, some can't think so what can you do.

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Nevermind. Dudes 79 shan't be throwing anything. Maybe depends how balanced he is.

No offense to old ppl felt 100 last yr. And like many times tho not due to fatigue, as it was then. Feel 20-25 at times. But it's never enuff. I want to be zero.

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SO for choline dominant ppl, Choline is horrible?
For Choline lacking people, choline can potentially be useful? I mean ya I know it is. BUT* is it just that or thyroid reasons.
LIKE serotonin is bad for me, outside of pure MDMA and similar. I mean some ppl.


-anyways there are no answers, only experimentation.
 

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@HS same stuff, Choline causes crazy depression in me. I am high in acetylcholine. on POIS forum we had 2 groups some did good on choline, since it increased acetylcholine and some DIED on choline with 10 times worse symptoms

That is why POIS people may be around 70% of them did good on acetylcholine blockers. but some used lecithin or choline to feel better since they had low acetylcholine..

We talked about this already like a million times

All stilts for PFS and POIS are on the POISCENTER.com. in TYPES OF POIS section.

None of this stuff effects anything long term, meaning it is not like someone took choline and got rid of POIS> no, it just decreases POIS while taking choline, the minute the person quits , POIS was even worse than before.


Just read this forum . Chart of POIS Types (ongoing project)

We found everything about PFS POIS here.

Electrolytes protocol, explains all of this and recommends the phospholips as a supplement. not just choline, https://hackstasis.com/threads/electrolyte-protocol-for-improved-health.523/

No one seems to read it )) This was recommended half a year ago. https://www.amazon.com/Allergy-Rese...70118&sr=8-2&keywords=nt+factor+energy+lipids

People still look for one supplement thing. This is why no one does electrolytes protocol. Same shit happened on POIS forum, no one did it.

.People want one pill one drug. But it does not exist. WE studied and tried everything since 2011))

Its a joke bud )) we know choline isn't for everyone
 

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Its a joke bud )) we know choline isn't for everyone

Choline and other phospholipids are important, and in some cases they are depleted in PFS. this is why I recommended a supplement with all phospholipds not just choline

This is why belikewater felt better on sardines, since it has phosphodyl serine. in it , another phopholipid which is very important.

Separate ones are very hard to dose, since you unbalance your neurotrasmitters,


Phospholipids also have the balance.
 
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Electrolytes protocol, explains all of this and recommends the phospholips as a supplement. not just choline, https://hackstasis.com/threads/electrolyte-protocol-for-improved-health.523/

No one seems to read it )) This was recommended half a year ago. https://www.amazon.com/Allergy-Rese...70118&sr=8-2&keywords=nt+factor+energy+lipids

People still look for one supplement thing. This is why no one does electrolytes protocol. Same shit happened on POIS forum, no one did it.

I got the phosolipids, but I think high dose B2, which I am still doing and the short term super mega dose of KCl a few weeks back, have done great things for me.
 

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Choline and other phospholipids are important, and in some cases they are depleted in PFS. this is why I recommended a supplement with all phospholipds not just choline

This is why belikewater felt better on sardines, since it has phosphodyl serine. in it , another phopholipid which is very important.

Separate ones are very hard to dose, since you unbalance your neurotrasmitters,


Phospholipids also have the balance.

Yes it will also be more clear once electrolytes prtocol is revised too
 

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I got the phosolipids, but I think high dose B2, which I am still doing and the short term super mega dose of KCl a few weeks back, have done great things for me.

yes, high b2 as I told you increases lipid metabolism


This is what I wrote to talkingant. that b2 allows potassium to work. since it lowers aldosterone.
 

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yes, high b2 as I told you increases lipid metabolism

Yep but it has taken 1gram per day for weeks to get it starting up. You were right here as well, getting replete in B2 after deficiency takes mega doses for a long time.
 

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Yep but it has taken 1gram per day for weeks to get it starting up. You were right here as well, getting replete in B2 after deficiency takes mega doses for a long time.


were you taking everything together> like all Bs?
 

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were you taking everything together> like all Bs?

This is the stack that seems to be working great:

B1: 400mg, B2: 1000mg, B3: 250mg, B5: 500mg, B6: 50mg, Folate: 1000mcg, B12: 50mcg, Biotin: 50mcg (no actives or methyls)
 

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yes, high b2 as I told you increases lipid metabolism


This is what I wrote to talkingant. that b2 allows potassium to work. since it lowers aldosterone.
It seems like high aldosterone is something we need to address.

Does magnesium do this too?
 

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This is the stack that seems to be working great:

B1: 400mg, B2: 1000mg, B3: 250mg, B5: 500mg, B6: 50mg, Folate: 1000mcg, B12: 50mcg, Biotin: 50mcg (no methyls)


yeah, good job, as I wrote in electrolytes protocol there some people need more b2 than b1 and some more b1 than b2


Good for you , brother. You have good discipline, you should be a stock trader.))
 

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It seems like high aldosterone is something we need to address.

Does magnesium do this too?


DHT in the body releases aldosterone, so I was thinking, if DHT was blocked by fin. Aldo receptors could become sensitive.

And then after you quit fin, any DHT that rises, releases aldo and that wastes potassium

This is why progesterone is raised to actually fight this aldosterone effect.

But this is for one oxidation. for another oxidation , it has to do more with cortisol

which also wastes potassium.
 

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DHT in the body releases aldosterone, so I was thinking, if DHT was blocked by fin. Aldo receptors could become sensitive.

And then after you quit fin, any DHT that rises, releases aldo and that wastes potassium

This is why progesterone is raised to actually fight this aldosterone effect.

But this is for one oxidation. for another oxidation , it has to do more with cortisol

which also wastes potassium.
And then would magnesium address the aldosterone receptors sensitivity?
 

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And then would magnesium address the aldosterone receptors sensitivity?

It is best IMO to just follow electrolytes protocol feed all electrolytes and bs and let the body balance itself

You can try magnesium.

I am thinking how to regulate this stuff faster. the aldosterone, after anavar I will know more about it.
 

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Yep but it has taken 1gram per day for weeks to get it starting up. You were right here as well, getting replete in B2 after deficiency takes mega doses for a long time.

this is because you take all other vitamins in very high dosages and b2 is used up to activate all of them
 

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DHT in the body releases aldosterone, so I was thinking, if DHT was blocked by fin. Aldo receptors could become sensitive.

And then after you quit fin, any DHT that rises, releases aldo and that wastes potassium

This is why progesterone is raised to actually fight this aldosterone effect.

But this is for one oxidation. for another oxidation , it has to do more with cortisol

which also wastes potassium.


@Helen do you think using something like spiro could replace progesterone to counteract the aldosterone?