Prolactin inhibitors… why are people taking them?

[kelkel]

True, but frankly after seeing what I have seen.. You would think the way I do as well. As far as I'm concerned, my brain is off limits. I'm so against all drugs that work in the CNS that I didn't even take pain killers when I had kidney stones. To this day I have never in my life taken ANY pain killers besides NSAIDs. Restoring a proper balance of neurotransmitters is a very difficult process for which people do a 3 year fellowship to learn. I know there are a 100 different scenarios where in theory it SHOULD work. At first it would look like its working.. but thats not want we want to worry about. We want to worry about the long term effect.

So like I said.. I'm gonna do some research on this and share my views after that.
I'm trying to get an endocrinology fellowship myself.. so this is right up my alley.

In that vein, what are your thoughts on Selegeline for life extension purposes?