some stuff posted on AF
COCKDEZL:
Dopaminergic agents, such as bromocryptine, selegiline, L-DOPA, are known to reduce prolactin levels, and some have been shown to be useful in hypogonadal conditions. Selegiline has been shown to increase LH levels in hypogonadotrophic states, but I don't know if this is true in eugonadotrophic males.
The "pro-sexual" nature of these drugs is not due to hormonal changes but is inherent in their action. Dopamine altering drugs affect mood and libido.
A not too well known herb, Vitex agnus (chasteberry) has D2 agonist activity, and has been shown to suppress prolactin levels.
DEADLIFTEUPHORIA:
For the few of you who were interested I thought I'd share my experience with it now that I'm done.
I recently finished up using it (used clomid for 2 weeks total, used chaste for 4 weeks total). Some of you may remember it is claimed to normalize FSH and LH. Subjectively, I'd say it does raise test levels. Much more frequent erections, much higher sex drive. Whatever the active component is it seems to have a relatively short half life as I seemed to notice a libido boost the same day I took a high dosage but wasn't as horny by the next dosage. I've been off of it for a little over a week. Compared to before cycle I have a higher sex drive, but not dramatically. Ironically I also have bigger loads than pre-cycle, though no where near while I was on clomid. Overall the effect seems to be diminishing, though very slowly. I do plan on using it again next post cycle.
FukkenShredded:
A while ago I posted about using chasteberry and arimidex, along with proviron. I used huge doses of chasteberry alone as well. My prolactin induced gyno virtually VANISHED, and has not returned.
Additionally, it certainly affectws libido. While it is nowhere near as effective as proviron in that regard, it CAN be the difference you need in a pinch.
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