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    the therapeutic effect of caber time

    hey guys,

    it is said that the effect of caber on dopaminergic receptors will persist 4-6 weeks after stopping it ?? i read that on its leaflet.

    i read a lot of people have the good sides for 4 to 6 weeks after stopping it.

    please anyone with this kind of experience with caber, share it .

    do you feel the effects of caber long after you stop it i.e for 4 to 6 weeks like it says??

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    I've got a short easy-to-understand piece on half-lives coming to S.com later this week, which will be an expansion of my sig's rather clear explanation of the concept.

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    Caber's average half-life is considered to be approximately 60 hrs, or 2.5 days, thus with 8-9 half-lives prior to the terminal one, you end up with around 22 days/ approx. 3wks of actual caber activity in your body.

    Adjusting the average half-life (usually off) to accommodate the government study results below, which rates half-life between 63-109 hrs, and using the upper limit, you get --- 109 (hrs) / 24 hrs (1 day) = 4.54 (days per half-life) x 9 (half-lives) = 40.875 (days) / 7 (one week) = 5.84 (weeks) or an upper limit commensurate to that of your own estimated 4-6 wks...CONFIRMED!

    http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12844325
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    Quote Originally Posted by magic32 View Post
    I've got a short easy-to-understand piece on half-lives coming to S.com later this week, which will be an expansion of my sig's rather clear explanation of the concept.

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    Caber's average half-life is considered to be approximately 60 hrs, or 2.5 days, thus with 8-9 half-lives prior to the terminal one, you end up with around 22 days/ approx. 3wks of actual caber activity in your body.

    Adjusting the average half-life (usually off) to accommodate the government study results below, which rates half-life between 63-109 hrs, and using the upper limit, you get --- 109 (hrs) / 24 hrs (1 day) = 4.54 (days per half-life) x 9 (half-lives) = 40.875 (days) / 7 (one week) = 5.84 (weeks) or an upper limit commensurate to that of your own estimated 4-6 wks...CONFIRMED!

    http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12844325
    EXACTLY what i needed magic, thanks a lot man, your reply is very helpful.


    now that i have a study that confirms it, i need to see some actual experience with it. how long do you guys feel the effects of caber AFTER you stop it ?? do you feel the erection enhancement, good libido...etc.. for 4 to 6 weeks after it ??
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    "feel" is so subjective becomes the issue... never noticed a drop off in effects, it's fairly gradual..
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    Quote Originally Posted by spywizard View Post
    "feel" is so subjective becomes the issue... never noticed a drop off in effects, it's fairly gradual..
    ok so they do go down as time goes on thats what i wanted to know. I am trying to figure out how long it affects the dopaminergic system.

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