Re: Re: NEW MEMBER - hey everybody! - about to try L-Tyrosine. any thoughts?

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Thanks, nemo!

lisa

--- " nemo.shark " wrote:

> b6 is needed for any amino acid to work proberly, i

> think another b

> vit maybe b2 is also needed.

>

>

>

> >

> > > hi everybody! i'm glad to have found a support

> group

> > > like this and will find it eternally

> > > hillarious (note sarcasm) that in order to

> improve

> > > our collective depressions, we had to

> > > unknowingly trade in our sex lives (at least as

> we

> > > knew them). the pharma co's can bite

> > > me! ...and i digress

> > >

> > > i was fortunate enough (not sarcasm again) to

> have

> > > SD prior to depression (ED, decreased

> > > sensitivity, trouble reaching orgasm). i went to

> a

> > > specialist at loyola in chicago who was

> > > smart enough to prescribe me Trazodone, which

> did

> > > not seem to make it any worse. after

> > > four years of trazodone, my depression was still

> > > around and i decided to try Lexapro

> > > because of all it's praises (ha). about 1-2

> years

> > > into Lexapro, i found myself unable to

> > > orgasm from vaginal / oral sex or even a hand

> job!

> > > after four years or so on lexapro, i

> > > quit, thanks to the help of orthomollecular

> > > medicine, which i highly reccomend!!! the

> > > withdrawl was difficult and i resorted to st.

> john's

> > > wort, which is a natural ssri, or sorts. i

> > > quit st. john's wort about a week ago in the

> hopes

> > > of regaining my lost sensitivity, ability

> > > to orgasm during intercourse and libido. as far

> as

> > > treatment of my PSSD, i'm on ginkgo

> > > biloba and korean ginseng but have only seen

> mild to

> > > moderate improvement with my ED

> > > and not much more. can anyone suggest any other

> > > supplements / treatments?? L-tyrosine

> > > sounds somewhat promising so far.

> > >

> > > NOTE - during the withdrawl from lexapro,

> everything

> > > returned to normal for the course

> > > of a few days to a week!!! i thought i was

> cured!!!

> > > but, that was fleeting. any thoughts as to

> > > why and if this is a sign that someday my SD

> will

> > > deminish???

> > >

> > > thanks everybody and good luck to everyone!!!

> > >

> > > adam

> > > 27 years old

> > > cincinnati, oh

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

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[Guest guest]

thanks for the info!

lisa

--- djmosh786 wrote:

> , are you wondering about a supplement called

> Mucuna Puriens? I

> posted up a while ago on this forum about it. It

> seems to have

> improved my sensation on my penis. The outer skin

> feels smoother, so

> more sensative to touch. I have stopped for about a

> month now and the

> effects are still 80% there. i wanted to wait

> another month being off

> the Mucuna Puriens before i posted on here whether

> it had any

> definate long term positive results.

>

>

> >

> > > hi everybody! i'm glad to have found a support

> group

> > > like this and will find it eternally

> > > hillarious (note sarcasm) that in order to

> improve

> > > our collective depressions, we had to

> > > unknowingly trade in our sex lives (at least as

> we

> > > knew them). the pharma co's can bite

> > > me! ...and i digress

> > >

> > > i was fortunate enough (not sarcasm again) to

> have

> > > SD prior to depression (ED, decreased

> > > sensitivity, trouble reaching orgasm). i went to

> a

> > > specialist at loyola in chicago who was

> > > smart enough to prescribe me Trazodone, which

> did

> > > not seem to make it any worse. after

> > > four years of trazodone, my depression was still

> > > around and i decided to try Lexapro

> > > because of all it's praises (ha). about 1-2

> years

> > > into Lexapro, i found myself unable to

> > > orgasm from vaginal / oral sex or even a hand

> job!

> > > after four years or so on lexapro, i

> > > quit, thanks to the help of orthomollecular

> > > medicine, which i highly reccomend!!! the

> > > withdrawl was difficult and i resorted to st.

> john's

> > > wort, which is a natural ssri, or sorts. i

> > > quit st. john's wort about a week ago in the

> hopes

> > > of regaining my lost sensitivity, ability

> > > to orgasm during intercourse and libido. as far

> as

> > > treatment of my PSSD, i'm on ginkgo

> > > biloba and korean ginseng but have only seen

> mild to

> > > moderate improvement with my ED

> > > and not much more. can anyone suggest any other

> > > supplements / treatments?? L-tyrosine

> > > sounds somewhat promising so far.

> > >

> > > NOTE - during the withdrawl from lexapro,

> everything

> > > returned to normal for the course

> > > of a few days to a week!!! i thought i was

> cured!!!

> > > but, that was fleeting. any thoughts as to

> > > why and if this is a sign that someday my SD

> will

> > > deminish???

> > >

> > > thanks everybody and good luck to everyone!!!

> > >

> > > adam

> > > 27 years old

> > > cincinnati, oh

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

______________________________________________________________________

> ______________

> > Looking for last minute shopping deals?

> > Find them fast with Yahoo! Search.

>

http://tools.search.yahoo.com/newsearch/category.php?category=shopping

> >

>

>

>

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