But I have to say that Oxytocin DOES work. It was really hard in the beginning (e.g. mood swings), but eventually I noticed a difference in T after 5 days or so. I'll write a bit more in detail on the Oxy thread in a couple of days.
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@Christiaan I've done several tests and the food, although I don't eat with much salt, doesn't give me spikes.
I'm with you in this fight, bro!
We are all here.
I'm with you in this fight, bro!
We are all here.
@Christiaan what kind of progress have you made? Was it on a mental level, or did something change regarding the volume and number of tones of the T?
@PortugalTheMan Thanks pal! Your words mean a lot to me:)
Hey @Christiaan, I did a quick search online and saw that Oxy can cause this, especially if taken in too high a dosage.
If it were me, I'd be inclined to discontinue and talk it through with my regular GP before starting again. But I get if it's working for you, you may be reluctant to do that.
That said, if it happens again, then please do the above.
If it were me, I'd be inclined to discontinue and talk it through with my regular GP before starting again. But I get if it's working for you, you may be reluctant to do that.
That said, if it happens again, then please do the above.
Did another search, and salty popcorn seems safe. (~_°)