Lowering Prolactin without Caber or Prami

[Half_Natty]

Turns out my source is unable to get either of them to lower my prolactin levels on my upcoming cycle. (Prop+NPP) I've sent a few feelers out but had nothing back so far. I’ve tried online and I can only get it shipped from the U.S without a script and the postage is ridiculous on it so after a quick google search if found these supplements with studies proving the effectiveness of them lowering level. The only thing is none of these studies have been done with people on steroids. So my question is, has anybody used these before, and if so how effective are they?
I will be getting bloods done throughout my cycle to see their effectiveness.

Ashwagandha – Study showed after 3 months it lowered prolactin levels by 15%.
[FONT=&quot]vitamin E[/FONT][FONT=&quot] – Study showed after 8 weeks it lowered prolactin levels by 69%[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Zinc[/FONT][FONT=&quot] – Study showed it halved prolactin levels[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Mucuna Pruriens[/FONT][FONT=&quot] – Study showed after 3 months it lowered prolactin levels by 33%[/FONT]
SAM-E - In a study designed to investigate ‘The influence of S-adenosylmethionine (SAM) on prolactin in depressed patients’ the researchers found that, after 14 days, ‘there was a highly significant fall in prolactin concentrations in the SAM-treated group.


Any input will be greatly appreciated as I kind of don't want to hold off on this cycle, but I will if I must.
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[Work]

Holy cow! No replies?

If there is an OTC sup that truly works, I am all ears as I struggle tolerating the usual compounds used for this. My last bloods showed Peolactin very high. Doc didn't say s ward.

What were the sources for all these studies? Worth listening to?

Thx
Work

 

[Stackinplates]

B6

 

[ALIN]

B6 ����

Ditto,,,as far as OTC the best option I know of is B6
BUT do some research on it before you jump in.

 

[Half_Natty]

Yeah I'm sure I read something about it potentially causing nerve damage. Superdosing B6 that is.

 

[Stackinplates]

Yes that is 100% correct about super dosing and nerve damage

 

[polarbear1134]

When T3 drops prolactin goes up. When T3 goes up prolactin goes down. Take some T3 Cytomel until you can get your hands on one of the others

 

[Half_Natty]

Holy cow! No replies?

If there is an OTC sup that truly works, I am all ears as I struggle tolerating the usual compounds used for this. My last bloods showed Peolactin very high. Doc didn't say s ward.

What were the sources for all these studies? Worth listening to?

Thx
Work

Here's the links for the studies.

ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19789214

ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1490755

ergo-log.com/mucunatest.html

ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2753470

ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/3298421

 

[Half_Natty]

Yes that is 100% correct about super dosing and nerve damage

Have you superdosed it before Stackin? I read that 500mg+ daily is likley to be effective but also cause problems if ran for a while. Do you think pyramiding it would be a good idea? Like going from 100mg increasing 100mg per day and then reducing the same when you get to 500mg? Maybe use it like clen and have two weeks on two weeks off just to be safe?

 

[Stackinplates]

Personally I almost do it like a carb cycle go for a couple days high and then I drop it down low 2 high 3 to 4 days low then back to high ....something like that

From the research I have done keeping your doses very very high for extended periods of time is what causes the issues/ sides