Re: Is this an important article for PSSD? : Please read.

[Guest guest]

Very interesting. This article should IMO be included in a summary of

this webforum anywhere on the internet. I doubt if the introduction to

PSSD on Wikipedia is the best place for a link to this specific text.

And weblinks get out of date after a while. So a full copy of text to

which is referred should always be stored.

> http://linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/S0166432806001471

>

> The article describes the enhancement of sexual reflexes, induced by

> MDMA, cocaine, and sleep deprivation, compared. I think this is the

> most reliable article I have found on the web. I will not give my

> opinions on it at this point, but I have read it.

>

> Do you think this should go on the Wikipedia article?

>

[Guest guest]

theres definitely something in sleep deprivation thats having an

interesting effect on me.

it seems that all of us with pssd are late sleepers and not early

risers, i think this also points to something.

if im rite with my gene theory regarding gilberts syndrome its

probably got some thing to do with hypothyroid.

>

> Ok. I think this article is important because I belive it may

contain

> the best account of the possible causes of PSSD.

>

> As I have said before, the best example of full recover from PSSD

is

> sleep deprivation. I feel I may have a unique insight into this

> because I was sleep deprived for 2 weeks, at one point only having

10

> hours sleep in 5 days. The results were.

>

> 1. Feelings of excitement came back.

> 2. Reduced tension and aggrivation.

> 3. Ability to cry came back (totally)

> 4. Fantiesies became much more intense.

> 5. Ability to get erection at will.

> 6. Increased orgasm.

> 7. Increased sensitivity.

>

> Here is the article

>

> http://linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/S0166432806001471

>

> The article describes the enhancement of sexual reflexes, induced

by

> MDMA, cocaine, and sleep deprivation, compared. I think this is the

> most reliable article I have found on the web. I will not give my

> opinions on it at this point, but I have read it.

>

> Do you think this should go on the Wikipedia article? I think that

it

> has a lot of information that may be important for PSSD is the

> future. I also think that it acts as strong evidence for the fact

> that sexual function is not just controlled by testosterone, but

also

> by DA, 5HTP, etc.

>

> What do you think?

>