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[Coffeee]

I see a number of newer threads of people on Reddit who have sexual issues after taking these nootropics, years ago no one took it seriously, does anyone have any hard data on how to fix this issue or what is the cause of this.

 

"Pramiracetam suppresses propyl endopeptidase", anyone know how to reverse this

 

I popped wayy to much of this junk when I was 25 and it ruined my ability to have great natural erections. I probably took it everyday, I used to buy it in BULK. I trusted what I read on the internet saying there's no side effects.

I see reports of people saying that their girlfriends are complaining that they don't know what's going on with their erections, I also write a few reports of nutjobs to enjoy the loss of libido to focus on other things in life, good for them but I prefer to have a life with more sex, they could go read all the novels they like I rather have sex.

 

Here are the links of MANY people complaining about this ISSUE.

 

https://www.reddit.c...ss_of_erection/

 

https://www.reddit.c...rain_up_please/

 

https://www.reddit.c...al_dysfunction/

 

These are only a tiny amount of examples of all the threads online of people who get ********** up from this stuff by the way.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Coffeee]

Bump.....still in the dark...i do now know that my free testosterone levels are bottomed out...thats what i have discovered thus far through vigorous testing through many doctors and many forum posts.... I am not sure which part of the brain was damaged which would cause my free testosterone levels to plummet to where i cannot get normal erections/sexual response.......i know its probably the pituitary gland or the hypothalamus.....any input would be appreciated.

Edited by Coffeee, 23 August 2023 - 05:13 AM.

[StormGiantForce]

The thing with E.D. is that it's a very complex topic. It can be both physical or/and psychological. Libido is dependent on both physical and psychological (even social/cultural) factors. It's also difficult to have conclusions because noopept (etc) does not have a whole lot of research. In addition, listening to anecdotal evidence is a slippery slope, as it's often biased, full of placebo effects, etc. Another issue is also when people try to find the culprit for their problems. The issues I've enumerated earlier appear and new ones arise. It's extremely difficult to tell without proper scientific examination. One can't simply listen to random online personas. They're health conditions and lifestyle choices are unknown.
That said, these nootropics affect multiple neurotransmitters which are involved in sexual function, such as dopamine, acetylcholine, etc. However, after cessation, these neurotransmitters should regulate themselves and return to normal. If not, a lot more issues than ED would arise. Some nootropics/medications can even increase libido for this reason. Amphetamines, specially.
About the testosterone, what are your levels and what is your age?