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lkn4agdtime 1277 reads
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Your basic assumption is that anyone looking to maximize their sexual experience is sedentary and overweight.  Wrong on both counts.  There are more data in the scientific literature which support the use of cabergoline to lower prolactin and the resulting effect on acute sexual drive, orgasm, etc.
For example
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=14656205&dopt=Abstract

I am asking if anyone has actually tried it and if so what  was the effect.

lkn4agdtime3322 reads

Has anyone had experience with this drug? Trying to determined if it is hype or for real.  Thanks.

http://www.cabergoline.net/

I just did a google search for this stuff. Several RX sites sell the stuff for $8+ per dose, but the site you linked offers to  refer you to 3 other providers who will sell for less than $2 per dose. All you have to do is pay $10, up front, for each referral. Thats weird alone.

Then there is the fact that the site "advises" you to use this stuff in connection with viagra and some other herb. If you follow the links around you find where it says that "cabergoline taken without viagra will seem to have a detrimental effect". Ummm...WHAT??

And finally, there is the fact that every single website has a link to the exact same bbc article from almost two years ago. I am thinking if this was the real deal there would be a lot broader base of information about it.

This thing just stinks bad.

JS71241656 reads

Cabergoline (ca-BERG-go-lene) is a drug used to treat benign tumours or cancers which cause the body to produce too much of a hormone called prolactin. Cabergoline helps decrease your body's production of prolactin
Nausea is common while taking cabergoline but is usually mild. Loss of appetite and some stomach discomfort may also occur.
Headache may occur.
Constipation may occur.
Tiredness and lack of energy may occur.

Try working out twice a week and losing some weight if you want to have better sex. Use Viagra only if you can't keep an erection and use the smallest possible dose.

lkn4agdtime1278 reads

Your basic assumption is that anyone looking to maximize their sexual experience is sedentary and overweight.  Wrong on both counts.  There are more data in the scientific literature which support the use of cabergoline to lower prolactin and the resulting effect on acute sexual drive, orgasm, etc.
For example
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=14656205&dopt=Abstract

I am asking if anyone has actually tried it and if so what  was the effect.

My suggestion:  don't make yourself an experimental subject unless you have to.

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