Sustain Alpha

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Has anyone here tried this? It has been given really good reviews for libido and

ED issues on a number of different websites.......... including by some members

on propeciahelp.com.

It seems to work by hormonal pathways. That is not necessarily the root cause of

our problem, but I definitely believe that it's a piece of the puzzle.

http://www.primordialperformance.com/store/sustain_alpha-libido-booster.html

Warren

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The following story was copied from the propeciahelp website. However, as you'll

see, the guy who described his experiences with Sustain Alpha was suffering from

long-term side effects of Ecstasy. I just thought it was interesting, because

I've always thought that our plight was closer related to that of (some) former

Ecstasy users than to any other group. I'm not endorsing Sustain Alpha, but I

think it may be worth a shot.

Warren

http://www.propeciahelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=22 & t=1048 & start=60

Hi guys,

I am a 28 year old guy who has never taken finasteride. So what the hell am I

doing here? Well, I developed ongoing loss of libido subsequent to repeated use

of MDMA (Ecstasy). I have always been a guy who required some stimulation to

keep it up - I can't just sit there and stay hard - and my morning wood was

always inconsistent. After MDMA use, my morning wood was nonexistent and my

libido dropped sharply. Even after two or three days abstinence, having sex

would frequently still be really difficult as it would be a real struggle to

stay turned on. It's hard to describe but often I would be fighting to stay on

this thin line between getting too much stimulation and coming, and getting too

little and suddenly having the bottom drop out of my arousal. In short, getting

turned on was like trying to make a fire with wet wood - it's possible, but it

probably needs some gasoline and you have to watch it like a hawk to make sure

it doesn't go out.

So I was using the past tense in that paragraph above... this has been going on

for something like 3 years and I'm not 100% sure I'm out of the woods yet. But I

have found something that I am sure is making a big difference and that brings

me to why I'm here on Big Softie's thread in this forum. While googling for help

with libido, as I've done about 800 times, I happened upon Big Softie's

suggestion for dermacrine sustain. My interest was piqued when he mentioned that

he had about 500 unfinished bottles of every possible supplement. I'm in the

same boat. (While I'm here, some supplements I had limited success with are

magnesium, vitamin E and a herb called mucuna pruriens which contains L-Dopa). I

read about the product and it sounded promising, so I ordered a bottle and am

currently halfway through it.

Libido is up, erections are much easier, my interest in girls has been revived

and orgasm intensity is through the roof - basically everything Big Softie

described. I can't say for sure this is all down to the Sustain as I've just

started a good exercise routine as well, but from my experience with exercise in

the past I seriously doubt it is responsible for all this improvement.

The funny thing is that I may have been barking up the wrong tree for ages - my

assumption was that MDMA had damaged my brain and that therefore the problem was

some neurotransmitter imbalance. This was reinforced by some simple blood work I

had done early on, where my total T came out in the " High " range. (Unfortunately

I don't remember things like free T as I didn't know what I was talking about at

the time). All the supplements I tried had the aim of, e.g., increasing brain

dopamine. Now, I can't be sure that that isn't in fact the underlying problem.

The lesson I take away from this is that a libido problem with ANY underlying

cause can probably at least partially be treated by improving hormone profile.

Who knows - my problem may have been related to stress and therefore a

cortisol-dominant profile. In any case, there's simply no reason NOT to give

your hormone profile a little nudge. What I like about Sustain is that it works

by ramping up LH and FSH, rather than trying to mess with androgens directly,

something that can easily lead to trouble, as you guys are only too aware.

Anyway, that's my story. I hope my improvement continues. I am very optimistic

for the first time in ages and I am actually looking forward with confidence to

dating a girl I met recently, rather than dreading the trial of the first time

we go to bed together, where I have to pray to God my dick decides to work

properly that day.

I know how horribly stressful it is being a young guy and having your sexual

abilities taken away, so I hope all you finasteride users reading this solve

your problems. In some ways I had more cause to be pessimistic, since I

suspected my problems were related to permanent brain damage. The problems all

you guys are having are almost certainly related to some kind of imbalance in

the body, rather than to actual toxic damage. That means it's reversible. So

stay optimistic - and give Sustain Alpha a shot.

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> My question is that this product helps production of testestrone in the body.

But what if the problem is not lack of testestrone? would it work the same?

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> Has anyone here tried this? It has been given really good reviews for libido

and ED issues on a number of different websites.......... including by some

members on propeciahelp.com.

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> It seems to work by hormonal pathways. That is not necessarily the root cause

of our problem, but I definitely believe that it's a piece of the puzzle.

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> http://www.primordialperformance.com/store/sustain_alpha-libido-booster.html

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> Warren

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