dopamine receptor regeneration

[GotNoBlueMilk]

Ok, you have naturally high T levels. Sorry man, but at this point I care very little about your problem . . . I want to know how I can get those naturally high T levels!

[SilverTest]

Ok, you have naturally high T levels. Sorry man, but at this point I care very little about your problem . . . I want to know how I can get those naturally high T levels!

well, it runs in the family hahaha, no seriously i always had those levels thank god i recovered. In addition, i am still relatively young i'm 24 yo. How old r u ?

[GotNoBlueMilk]

well, it runs in the family hahaha, no seriously i always had those levels thank god i recovered. In addition, i am still relatively young i'm 24 yo. How old r u ?

52 y/o here. I have no clue what my T levels were when I was 24, but I am postive they never broke 800.

Now that I am convinced you aren't just claiming to be off T, I have given your issue some thought.

First, from personal experience, low D is a killer. I felt crappy, and taking 10,000 IU's of D made me feel 100% better in just a week. You can get a blood test to see where you D is at. You want to shoot for mid-range. Turns out Vitamine D plays a role in dopamine too: http://www.livestrong.com/article/33...-for-dopamine/ But Vitamine D is toxic, so you don't want to do D if you have high D already. Try taking 5,000 IU's everyday for a week. No change, then not much point in continuing unless you get a blood test done and you are deficient.

Not much info on regerating dopamine receptors unless you are a salmander or a rat. And those articles were pretty useless.

[SilverTest]

52 y/o here. I have no clue what my T levels were when I was 24, but I am postive they never broke 800.

Now that I am convinced you aren't just claiming to be off T, I have given your issue some thought.

First, from personal experience, low D is a killer. I felt crappy, and taking 10,000 IU's of D made me feel 100% better in just a week. You can get a blood test to see where you D is at. You want to shoot for mid-range. Turns out Vitamine D plays a role in dopamine too: http://www.livestrong.com/article/33...-for-dopamine/ But Vitamine D is toxic, so you don't want to do D if you have high D already. Try taking 5,000 IU's everyday for a week. No change, then not much point in continuing unless you get a blood test done and you are deficient.

Not much info on regerating dopamine receptors unless you are a salmander or a rat. And those articles were pretty useless.

thanks for the help man i appreciate it i will stick to my doctors recommendations right now since its working and i am feeling better an better these past few weeks suddenly.

by the way, why dont you take a bloodtest to see where ur test levels are at, it can really change your life if u have low t and get on TRT !