Guest guest Posted August 24, 2006 Report Share Posted August 24, 2006 Recently Ive read four books on amino acid and transmitters. Ive found the following infos. I think it is based on theory so Im not sure how correct they are but maybe it can be helpful, here it is some tranmitters that are involed in sexual function histamine-inhibits-cool-histidine(orgasm timing and libido ) dopamine-excites-heat-tyrosine,theanine,phenaline,SAM-e (energy,desire) acetlycohline-excites-heat-choline,cartinine(functioning of organs) spermamine?-arginine(releases NO,sperm) GABA-inhibit-cool-GABA(relaxation) I have tried all of them but it seems it didnt work like in the books mentions maybe I didnt take enough dosages. histidine I have yet to find it helping me in anyway. tyrosine, DLPA, SAM-e only helps me with energy, and some urge but not def help yet, might have to do with chemistry or something. acetycholine, Apha GPC, Choline, piractam did not help but bethanecol increased peaking oragsm and erection, oh yea piractam seemed to help with erection. Ive yet to find arginine helpful in anyway, I think it needs to be taken constantly in large amounts for sometimes for help. In any of the four book does it mention 5htp or trypohtan suppose to help with sexual recovery but I have tried several time 5htp and trypothan that it has helped me to orgasm with pleasure (not all the times), I still am not sure if it was 5htp nor trypothan because it is not suppose to help in theory. But in one of the book it says you need serotonin in order to raise dopamine, which I still dont understand since serotonin and dopamine are suppose to be the opposites. After reading these books I realized the more you read, the dumber you get, so I thought I just throw this info out before I forget about them. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 24, 2006 Report Share Posted August 24, 2006 When serotonin is low, dopamine and SE levels rise for fight/flight purposes and then are depleted. IMHOzoloftscrwd4life wrote: Recently Ive read four books on amino acid and transmitters. Ive found the following infos. I think it is based on theory so Im not sure how correct they are but maybe it can be helpful, here it issome tranmitters that are involed in sexual functionhistamine-inhibits-cool-histidine(orgasm timing and libido )dopamine-excites-heat-tyrosine,theanine,phenaline,SAM-e (energy,desire)acetlycohline-excites-heat-choline,cartinine(functioning of organs)spermamine?-arginine(releases NO,sperm)GABA-inhibit-cool-GABA(relaxation)I have tried all of them but it seems it didnt work like in the books mentions maybe I didnt take enough dosages. histidine I have yet to find it helping me in anyway. tyrosine, DLPA, SAM-e only helps me with energy, and some urge but not def help yet, might have to do with chemistry or something. acetycholine, Apha GPC, Choline, piractam did not help but bethanecol increased peaking oragsm and erection, oh yea piractam seemed to help with erection. Ive yet to find arginine helpful in anyway, I think it needs to be taken constantly in large amounts for sometimes for help. In any of the four book does it mention 5htp or trypohtan suppose to help with sexual recovery but I have tried several time 5htp and trypothan that it has helped me to orgasm with pleasure (not all the times), I still am not sure if it was 5htp nor trypothan because it is not suppose to help in theory. But in one of the book it says you need serotonin in order to raise dopamine, which I still dont understand since serotonin and dopamine are suppose to be the opposites. After reading these books I realized the more you read, the dumber you get, so I thought I just throw this info out before I forget about them. All-new Yahoo! Mail - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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