
Originally Posted by
Atomini
I am prescribed Adderall and although I have never utilized Pramipexole, I do use Cabergoline and have been doing so in all of my Trenbolone cycles over the last 6 or so years. I have not noticed any significant reduction in the effectiveness of Adderall, although I can see how that would be an issue, considering prolactin antagonists such as Cabergoline and Pramipexole are Dopaminergic compounds, which act as Dopamine receptor agonists. Essentially, they would attach to Dopamine receptors in place of actual Dopamine (much like Nolvadex vs Estrogen in breast tissue). The amphetamines in Adderall cause a surge of Dopamine output in the synapses between nerve cells, and also inhibit the reuptake of Dopamine. So, amphetamines essentially turn your dopamine output in your synapses from a garden hose into a full bast fire hose in addition to not allowing any of the Dopamine to be reuptook into the nerve cells (for the duration of amphetamine use). The use of Dopaminergic compounds such as Prami and Caber may possibly reduce effectiveness of amphetamines by occupying Dopamine receptor sites in place of actual Dopamine, as I have already mentioned. However, I have not seen a reduction in the effects of the amphetamines from Adderall.
Pramipexole may be a different story, as it acts as a Dopamine receptor agonist as well, but it seems to do so in other Dopamine receptors that Cabergoline does not. I cannot remember the name of these specific Dopamine receptor types that Prami works on that Cabergoline doesn't touch, i'd have to look up the clinical studies again and see. This is where the issue could be in reducing the effect of Dextroamphetamine and Levoamphetamine (the two amphetamines present in Adderall).
But yes, I have been preaching this stuff and its benefits on libido, prolactin control, and such for YEARS now. Dopamine receptor agonsts such as Cabergoline, Pramipexole, and Bromocriptine are godsends in the pharmaceutical world for ED issues, especially those caused by Prolactin issues.