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What one is better for reducing prolactin levels? From reading up on the two (Parlodel)Bromocriptine and (Cabergolie)Dostinex the dostinex has less sides. Any first hand experiences?
Bromo or Dostinex?
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Hows this? I mean...I haven't tried them. But what do you think??
http://www.shoprxonline.com/dostinex/
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junk
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out of control said:
Dostinex is MUCH better and more effective than Parlodel for reducing prolactin levels. Although Dostinex is more effective it has less side effects than Bromocriptine. Actually most of dostinex 'side effects' are actually good 'sides'... increased libido, well being and appetite control... Here's a link that compares the two of them http://www.buy-dostinex.com/buy-dostinex/Dostinex_DostinexVsParlodel.asp
BTW: Yes, legit genuine non-generic dostinex ain't cheap, but so is a gyno surgery! I don't get cheap when it gets down to ancillaries. IMO ancillaries are much more worthy of investing money on than the gear itself. I've heard too many cases of people that probably didn't get what they though they'd get in their so called 'liquid' stuff. But to each his own. If someone is really
cheap I'd say go with bromo, else go with genuine dostinex. I've used bromo once and got terrible sides. Since then, I switched to dostinex and I get no sides at all, and I've been using dostinex for many times.
split endz
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You guys who take Dostinex: do you get sides, like nausea ?
griznuts2004
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take bromo before bedtime and you will be fine.
griznuts2004
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just going based off of my experience. If I woke up in the middle of the night, I was very conjested and felt like ass. It definitely effects everyone differently. 600mg of B6 a day can help with prolactin build up according to many. I have no experience with it.
celica
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Here some info on b-6
Vitamin B-6: Pyridoxine
Vitamin B-6 Facts
Vitamin B-6 (Pyridoxine) is a water soluble vitamin, meaning any excess is excreted and not stored in the body. There are three naturally occuring forms of Vitamin B-6, a group of substances called pyridoxine, pyridoxinal, and pyridoxamine. This important vitamin performs more than 100 functions over and over during a day's time, and must be present for the production of antibodies and red blood cells. According to government surveys, only one third of adults and half of all women get enough of this vitamin in their diet. Women taking oral contraceptives, adolescent girls, and pregnant women may especially have low levels of Vitamin B-6, making them prone to depression and other ailments.
How it Works
Vitamin B-6 (Pyridoxine) contains coenzymes that activate over sixty other enzymes involved in protein metabolism. Some of these enzymes convert the amino acid tryptophan to niacin (B-3) and convert the neurotransmitter serotonin. Overall, Vitamin B-6 has a broad influence on amino acids processing and protein metabolism. It helps form red blood cells, helps cells make proteins, manufactures brain chemicals, and releases stored forms of energy. It's believed that Vitamin B-6 plays an important role in prevention and treatment of many diseases.
Possible Benefits
Helps prevent cardiovascular disease and stroke.
Assists in proper assimilation of protein and fat.
Helps convert tryptophan to niacin.
Clears excess estrogen from the body and can alleviate PMS (premenstrual syndrome).
Works as building block for brain neurotransmitters and may reduce epileptic seizures.
Helps prevent various nervous and skin disorders.
Alleviates nausea and morning sickness.
Eases insomnia.
Treats carpal tunnel syndrome by alleviating nerve inflammation in the wrist.
Helps relieve asthma attacks.
May relieve depression, stress, and anxiety in those deficient of this vitamin.
Promotes proper synthesis of antiaging nucleic acids.
Reduces night muscle spasms, leg cramps, hand numbness, and some neuritis conditions.
Works as a natural diuretic.
Usage Guidelines PAY ATTENTION TO THE DOSAGE!!!!!!!!!!
RDA for Vitamin B-6 is 2 mg a day and is best balanced with Vitamins B-1 and B-2. High dosages of 2000 mgs a day or more may cause nerve damage and long term use of dosages of 200-300 mgs a day may do the same. This nerve damage is reversible upon discontinuation of the vitamin. Symptoms might include burning, shooting, and tingling pains in the arms or legs, clumsiness, and numbness. Symptoms of severe deficiencies of Vitamin B-6 might include skin disorders (dermatitis), mouth sores, acne, insomnia, depression, seizures and brain wave abnormalities.
Some Natural Sources
Liver, salmon, fish, chicken, ham, hamburger, veal, eggs, pork, beef, split peas, dried beans, banana, avocado, watermelon, turnip greens, brussel sprouts, potato, sweet potato, carrots, peas, chickpeas, brewer's yeast, wheat bran, wheat germ, kidney, heart, cantaloupe, cabbage, blackstrap molasses, and milk.
Vitamin B-6: Pyridoxine
Vitamin B-6 Facts
Vitamin B-6 (Pyridoxine) is a water soluble vitamin, meaning any excess is excreted and not stored in the body. There are three naturally occuring forms of Vitamin B-6, a group of substances called pyridoxine, pyridoxinal, and pyridoxamine. This important vitamin performs more than 100 functions over and over during a day's time, and must be present for the production of antibodies and red blood cells. According to government surveys, only one third of adults and half of all women get enough of this vitamin in their diet. Women taking oral contraceptives, adolescent girls, and pregnant women may especially have low levels of Vitamin B-6, making them prone to depression and other ailments.
How it Works
Vitamin B-6 (Pyridoxine) contains coenzymes that activate over sixty other enzymes involved in protein metabolism. Some of these enzymes convert the amino acid tryptophan to niacin (B-3) and convert the neurotransmitter serotonin. Overall, Vitamin B-6 has a broad influence on amino acids processing and protein metabolism. It helps form red blood cells, helps cells make proteins, manufactures brain chemicals, and releases stored forms of energy. It's believed that Vitamin B-6 plays an important role in prevention and treatment of many diseases.
Possible Benefits
Helps prevent cardiovascular disease and stroke.
Assists in proper assimilation of protein and fat.
Helps convert tryptophan to niacin.
Clears excess estrogen from the body and can alleviate PMS (premenstrual syndrome).
Works as building block for brain neurotransmitters and may reduce epileptic seizures.
Helps prevent various nervous and skin disorders.
Alleviates nausea and morning sickness.
Eases insomnia.
Treats carpal tunnel syndrome by alleviating nerve inflammation in the wrist.
Helps relieve asthma attacks.
May relieve depression, stress, and anxiety in those deficient of this vitamin.
Promotes proper synthesis of antiaging nucleic acids.
Reduces night muscle spasms, leg cramps, hand numbness, and some neuritis conditions.
Works as a natural diuretic.
Usage Guidelines PAY ATTENTION TO THE DOSAGE!!!!!!!!!!
RDA for Vitamin B-6 is 2 mg a day and is best balanced with Vitamins B-1 and B-2. High dosages of 2000 mgs a day or more may cause nerve damage and long term use of dosages of 200-300 mgs a day may do the same. This nerve damage is reversible upon discontinuation of the vitamin. Symptoms might include burning, shooting, and tingling pains in the arms or legs, clumsiness, and numbness. Symptoms of severe deficiencies of Vitamin B-6 might include skin disorders (dermatitis), mouth sores, acne, insomnia, depression, seizures and brain wave abnormalities.
Some Natural Sources
Liver, salmon, fish, chicken, ham, hamburger, veal, eggs, pork, beef, split peas, dried beans, banana, avocado, watermelon, turnip greens, brussel sprouts, potato, sweet potato, carrots, peas, chickpeas, brewer's yeast, wheat bran, wheat germ, kidney, heart, cantaloupe, cabbage, blackstrap molasses, and milk.
monkey arms
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I have used both. I take the Bromo before bedtime and it actually helps me sleep better. No real sides except some dryness in my nose in the morning. There is a place you can get relatively cheap Dostinex PM me and I'll give you the info.
Triple J
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you need to be careful with bromo, many people can get by with a very small dose. in most cases reducing the dose will elimnate the sides.
i just started dostinex. the best deal I could find was from mastersmarketing.com
get the product called cabaser - it is the same same as dostinex. i got 20 2mg pills for $150. then you divide the pills by 4. so you have 80 doses of .5mg each. you take this 2-3 times a week. so at 2 doses/wk, my $150 supply will last 40 weeks. that is not a bad deal at all. They will also sell the 4mg pills for the same price but I thought it would be too difficult to divide them by 8 to get to the .5mg level I wanted. But obviously this would be the best bang for the buck if you could split the pill small enough.
one commone side effect I need to be a little careful about with dopamine agonists (even relatively clean ones like dostinex or selegiline). combine with caffeine or other stimulants and I get some anxiety.
i just started dostinex. the best deal I could find was from mastersmarketing.com
get the product called cabaser - it is the same same as dostinex. i got 20 2mg pills for $150. then you divide the pills by 4. so you have 80 doses of .5mg each. you take this 2-3 times a week. so at 2 doses/wk, my $150 supply will last 40 weeks. that is not a bad deal at all. They will also sell the 4mg pills for the same price but I thought it would be too difficult to divide them by 8 to get to the .5mg level I wanted. But obviously this would be the best bang for the buck if you could split the pill small enough.
one commone side effect I need to be a little careful about with dopamine agonists (even relatively clean ones like dostinex or selegiline). combine with caffeine or other stimulants and I get some anxiety.
sorebuttcheeks
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Dostinex didn't give me the nausea bromo did but it certainly did give me the same 'fuzzy' brain sensation.
Like your posts too.. very informative.out of control
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As always great responses packed with info. I guess dostinex is the way to go. Karma all the way around but not sure how to do it. 
B6 works and causes less sides than bromo. As for the 'nerve damage' thing, no it doesn't. It can cause a tingling sensation in the extremities that is neither permanent nor irreversible. All you have to do is stop taking the b6 and the tingling stops. And that is only if you get the tingling.
I've helped many with this for prolactin sides, some going up to 900mg/day. Not once has anybody gotten any sides. I've had one person tell me it didn't work for them.
B6 is cheap, otc, and extremely effective with negligible sides. Some of you guys make it sound like crack or heroin, geez.
I'd certainly want to risk $2 to find out if I could get something just as effective as a prescription drug otc, which imo is better than having to find a damn source and shell out a few hundred bucks for dostinex.
I've helped many with this for prolactin sides, some going up to 900mg/day. Not once has anybody gotten any sides. I've had one person tell me it didn't work for them.
B6 is cheap, otc, and extremely effective with negligible sides. Some of you guys make it sound like crack or heroin, geez.
I'd certainly want to risk $2 to find out if I could get something just as effective as a prescription drug otc, which imo is better than having to find a damn source and shell out a few hundred bucks for dostinex.
Nathan
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alltraps said:
Taking it before bed always worked well for me. The first few days of it are the worst then my sides go away entirely after 3-5 days except for increased libido. I think the sides are very personal with bromo. Some people seem to never feel any ofthe negative sides.
split endz
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Does B-6 increase libido like Dostinex ?
benevolent anarchist
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I’ll let you know, lol! I just ordered some. Thanks. BTW, I’ve used the place that junk recommended several times and their service has been great.Carth said:
CanadianBro
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junk said:
Did you notice any positive increases in sexual
performance and stamina?
I noticed that Dostinex is apparently quite helpful
in this area.
benevolent anarchist
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Your question wasn’t directed at me, but as someone who has used dostinex several times, I can tell you that in my experience the answer is YES!CanadianBro said:
CanadianBro
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Thanks for the responses guys. I will have to try Dostinex
myself.
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