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    how do i nuke serotonin wihtout bromocriptine

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      mightycoomer @BeamsOfEnergy
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      @BeamsOfEnergy I can't buy it where i am at

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        evan.hinkle @mightycoomer
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        @mightycoomer Benadryl is also a serotonin antagonist

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          wrl @mightycoomer
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          @mightycoomer Try 5-HT1A agonists like Albizia julibrissin bark extract, limonene (lemon oil) and linalool (lavander oil). Linalool is also a D2 dopamine agonist, pro-GABA and pro-BDNF. All 3 are anti-cortisol. Magnolia officinalis extract is pro-GABA and cannabinoid (CB1 and CB2) anti-stress relaxant. Agmatine is an α2-adrenergic which is pro-GABA and directly mitigates adrenalines α1-adrenergic receptor effects, it's also anti-cortisol and boosts allopregnenolone. Polygala tenuiflora is a great all-round anti-stress botanical.

          Use pure therapeutic grade essential oils, diluted in coconut/olive oil in a capsule.

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            gg12 @wrl
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            @wrl yeah it’s interesting how anything that agnozies 5ht1 antagonize serotonin.
            Nicotine caffeine mangeniusm vit E and eating slowly and keeping track of what foods do what to me. Also cigarettes idk I’m thinking about trying L theanine and niamincide or however you say it

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              wrl @gg12
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              Caffeine is a great option, coffee done right! :

              https://www.functionalps.com/blog/2014/06/04/coffee-done-right-tips-to-help-avoid-coffee-intolerance/

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                Kvirion
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                Aspirin (plus vit. K2) is also a decent option...
                https://testonation.com/2023/05/22/aspirin-on-testosterone-dopamine-and-sexual-function/

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                    lobotomize @wrl
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                    @wrl linaol is a extremely potent ar inhibitor

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                      Chud
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                      Have frequent bowel movements
                      coffee, magnesium, cascara, sunlight on abdomen can help with BMs

                      carrot salad daily to reduce endotoxin

                      breakfast for dinner enjoyer

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                        gg12 @Chud
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                        @Chud I knew getting sunlight on my stomach would help with digestion !

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