Bromocriptine? This stuff sounds great anyone tried yet?

[Varsearch]

The article I was reading on this sounded like the drug was still in the experimental stage but had some pretty amazing possibilities in the AAS world
Stating things like helps maintain healthy cholesterol levels,fat loss with out the adverse effect of clen, even some possible PCT use as well. Curious to hear if anyone has tried this and can verify it's effects from personal use.

 

[Burpees]

lots of people use bromo, not so popular on the boards though... most people stick with aromasin and arimidex.

 

[halfcenturian]

It's been around for a long time, bro. I would recommend Cabergoline over Bromocriptine. Much better overall product for Bodybuilding purposes such as suppression of prolactin, and enhancing libido. You can google for a comparison. In my experience Caber beats Bromo in every catagory.

 

[Varsearch]

Thanks guys

 

[flex2win]

I've read in the past that Bromo causes nausea in many guys that use it. Many opt for Dostinex instead.

 

[the_alcatraz]

Bromocriptine (brand names include Parlodel), an ergoline derivative, is a dopamine agonist that is used in the treatment of pituitary tumors and Parkinson's disease.

Uses
Amenorrhea, female infertility, galactorrhea, hypogonadism, and acromegaly may all be caused by pituitary problems, such as hyperprolactinaemia, and therefore, these problems may be treated by this drug.

It has also used in some countries to prevent lactation following childbirth if the mother does not wish to breastfeed; one of dopamine's effects on the pituitary is as an antagonist of prolactin production by lactotrophs. However, the FDA removed this indication in 1995, because of concerns with respect to an increased risk of heart attack, seizure and stroke.

Because of prolactin's role in stimulating proliferation of the T-lymphocytes of the immune system, bromocriptine has also been used to suppress the immune system in organ transplant patients.[1]

Since bromocryptine acts as a dopamine agonist, it has potential use in treating cocaine addiction, as the addictive effects of cocaine are caused by it blocking dopamine reuptake. Although it has negligible subjective effects when administered alone, studies show it has the potential to significantly ease the cocaine withdrawal syndrome.[2][3]

There appear to be some connections between insulin insensitivity and dopamine. A company called Veroscience [4] is using bromocriptine to treat diabetes and obesity, and their website postulates a connection between neurotransmitters and seasonal variation in insulin sensitivity among vetebrate animals.[5] There are also some connections between temperature and dopamine and serotonin production.[6] In addition, new research indicates that patients with diabetes are more likely to develop Parkinson's disease, which is characterized by a dopamine deficiency in the brain.