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I gave up on trying to find the cause years ago. It's appears to be both long and short Fibre |
What is possible when a male takes extra testosterone to improve libido or whatever (called Low-T in the US), is that this is an imperfect solution because doctors cannot balance doses perfectly to each patient's needs, and have to rely on what the drug companies make only.
This was a huge industry...when it began. TV ads were frequent and the demand was high. The body building community is heavily into androgen supplements. You might consider looking at some of the busy bodybuilding forums on the net. But... after all the dust cleared men started having more heart attacks and strokes. This was tied to the testosterone being used late in life. So using any testosterone booster, herbal or not, may result in surprises and sudden death down the road. It is your choice to consider if using this herb is worth it. This antsy feeling could be this: akathisia Medical Definition of Akathisia This symptom is also present in those taking psychiatric drugs... amphetamines (ADHD), atypical antipsychotics (bipolar, schizophrenia), SSRIs (Depression, chronic pain). If your side effect of restlessness and needing to move around, is this ...that would suggest that this herb is affecting serotonin in the brain. So I would look up serotonin syndrome, and familiarize yourself with its symptoms, as it can sneak up on people. Herbs in general are difficult to standardize, and since this one is not really common, batches of it may vary. Also there is a history in China and could be with your country too, of manufacturers adulterating herbs with real drugs to give them a punch and so the users would feel "something" and think the herb is working for them. Another example is toxins. A popular herb from India called gugulipid, was found to have lead in it not long ago, and is much less popular now. So.... these are just some of the issues, that make using this herb possibly problematic. You can do what you want of course, but I feel compelled to say more when you then try to get others to experiment here with it. |
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I'm going to stick with it and let the cards fall where they may. My partner is at least a lot happier ☺ |
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The main PN forum is here- this thread is on the Tips subforum - if you'd like to find more PN information you can post to the the main PN section..
https://www.neurotalk.org/forum20/ There are sticky threads near the top of PN section with very helpful info.. |
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1) Brain and spinal cord (inside the spine) are the Central nervous system. 2) The nerves in the body outside the spinal cord and brain are called peripheral. The PN forum discusses mostly the Peripheral Nervous system. The optic nerve is a part of the central nervous system. It is a cranial nerve. However the eye lids, and tear forming glands are peripheral. Optic nerve - Wikipedia Peripheral nervous system - Wikipedia |
Where did you buy from?Have most of these symptoms my self.T.I.A.
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It's produced in Thailand and very cheap here. You can Google the name and type your country in the search
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