Re: Inositol Survey (in response to finally cured after 2 years thread)

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I've been dealing with the usual symptoms (genital numbness, ED, no libido) for

about 6 years after being an SSRI anti-depressants (and a ton of Phenalalynine -

bad idea by the way). I have tried Oxytocin, Testosterone supplements (I am

quite low), and now Inositol, with a little Choline.

I don't want to get too excited, but I felt a big boost in my libido today for

several hours, presumably from the Inositol/Choline combination. Seemed to fade

in the evening, but a little hope is better than nothing. I'll answer the survey

after I've had a bit more time on this. Two days isn't a very good test. Just

wanted to throw out a little hope. I'm using powder 2 x per day. That's about

1400 mg.

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> > > > > > > > > > > > Background about me: I'm a 27 year old male. I was put

onPaxil

> > > > >for social anxiety disorder. After a few months, I found it really hard

to

> > > > >orgasm. I was having marathon sex sessions with my wife. I went off the

Paxil in

> > > > >March of 2009 (after a total of 8 months on it) and since then I've

noticed that

> > > > >it takes me forever to get aroused. I've also been hit with extreme

premature

> > > > >ejaculation, loss of libido and interest in sex.

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> > > > > > > > > > > > After trying a few products mentioned by people here

that didn't

> > > > >work, I decided to look at the matter scientifically. PSSD is most

likely caused

> > > > >by persistent desensitization of 5-HT1A receptors. After doing some

research on

> > > > >substances that reverse desensitization of these receptors I stumbled

across

> > > > >inositol, a naturally occuring sugar in our bodies.

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> > > > > > > > > > > > I've been on 18 grams of inositol once daily at bedtime

for the

> > > > >past 7 weeks and few days (Jan 24/2011 to March 16/2011) and I am happy

to say

> > > > >that my interest in sex has returned, my erections are back to normal,

and my

> > > > >premature ejaculation has returned to how it was before I went on

Paxil. Never

> > > > >will I touch an SSRI again.

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> > > > > > > > > > > > I hope this will help anyone who is still trying to get

rid of

> > > > >this horrible peoplem.

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