Drexyl
Member
I would say B6 would be a great start, and adjusting the current intake. I'd personally drop the nandralone, lower the test just a little, but would absolutely try the vitamin route before I introduced new medications that alter brain chemistry, at least for a couple weeks. It's looking like drugs aren't being friendly to him, I wouldn't introduce anything new right away. He needs a couple weeks to settle down. No offense, just my opinion.Bro ... Ment and B6? Another 19nor, agonising the progesterone receptor even further (that's where most sides form 19nor's come) and b6? He is way past the level of vitamins doing anything that will even make a dent. Not that b6 isn't effective for prolactin ... But this is not his problem.
I he would like to keep the dosages, he'd need some strong stuff like; moderate dose ssri. Something to knock down the dopaminergic and noradrenergic tone by a mile and to calm down the amygdala. So definetly no snri's, nri's, mirtazapine's, even maoi's might be problematic and tetracyclic's that are heavy in increasing dopamine transmission are also not a good idea. He needs to seriously dampen down the "drive". So either ssri's or atypical antipsychotics at lower dosages. But imo, I'd still say it's best just to really lower the dosages so he can come to his senses. I mean, he is not a pro, no sponsors are counting on him to perform at this or that show or a foto shoot or whatever. It's a freakin hobby. Imagine your hobby of train model's collection ruining your life, having to move out of your house, etc.
