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Re: could levodopa help reverse some PSSD symptoms?

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It is not very strong.

>

> Does anyone know if mucuna pruriens, a natural source of l-dopa,

could

> help reverse some of the symptoms of PSSD. It seems that many of my

> PSSD symptoms that presented after the Prozac could be attributed to

> low dopamine. These include decreased sexual pleasure, decreased

> drive/motivation, numbed emotions, lighter sleep, less vivid dreams,

> and low tolerance for stress. Does anyone have any experience with

> mucuna pruriens or have any theories as to whether or not it could

work

> for my PSSD?

>

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Hello there, yes i have tried l-dopa in its liquid form. I found it improving my

skins

smoothness and softness. In all areas may i add. This is an improvement to the

lack of

smoothness previously. However, there didnt seem any change on desire or

erection

maintaining abilities. I took a 2months course.

> >

> > Does anyone know if mucuna pruriens, a natural source of l-dopa,

> could

> > help reverse some of the symptoms of PSSD. It seems that many of my

> > PSSD symptoms that presented after the Prozac could be attributed to

> > low dopamine. These include decreased sexual pleasure, decreased

> > drive/motivation, numbed emotions, lighter sleep, less vivid dreams,

> > and low tolerance for stress. Does anyone have any experience with

> > mucuna pruriens or have any theories as to whether or not it could

> work

> > for my PSSD?

> >

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Most of it does not get into the brain, and it may not help to

improve the release of dopamine. Grass is much better if you want to

see quick improvements in libido. The best thing is ecstacy.

> > >

> > > Does anyone know if mucuna pruriens, a natural source of l-

dopa,

> > could

> > > help reverse some of the symptoms of PSSD. It seems that many

of my

> > > PSSD symptoms that presented after the Prozac could be

attributed to

> > > low dopamine. These include decreased sexual pleasure,

decreased

> > > drive/motivation, numbed emotions, lighter sleep, less vivid

dreams,

> > > and low tolerance for stress. Does anyone have any experience

with

> > > mucuna pruriens or have any theories as to whether or not it

could

> > work

> > > for my PSSD?

> > >

> >

>

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