I didn’t see any thread on forskolin in particular so I figured I’d create one. Lack of sensitivity and a pleasure less orgasm and soft glans/hard flaccid are my symptoms. I see a thread where a user combined metergoline and forskolin and got permanent improvements. I’d like to try forskolin first a...

I will be giving my final review on berberine/icariin following my next sexual encounter. I am entirely off both now but want to confirm one last thing before I give a final update. I do plan on running the combination again very shortly, although I may try St. John's Wort again and if I do I would...

Should we try cycling berberine (2 weeks off one week on but for a period of 6 months or so) to see if the baseline improves in the off weeks?

Jaxx wrote:the lab should offer a range

Thank you!

0.0-0.5 is the stated range. I guess I didn't realize it can vary so much from lab to lab and 0.3 might be normal for one lab and high for another, etc. And I suppose I'm in the middle of the normal range IF this range is for men (there was no option).

OK, I will hold off on any trial of SJW until my current trials have run their course. Currently I am taking low-dose Tadalafil alongside Berberine, Icariin, L-Cysteine, L-Histadine, Ginkgo, Creatine...so thats a lot. I will just monitor this thread with interest until that trial is complete.

I guess I don't know how to interpret this. Is the reference range provided on the test what I should compare against or a standardized "normal" upper limit for men, like 0.2 ng/ml?

Would SJW really cause tadalafil to reach dangerous levels?

Nevermind, I guess that is high. I'm at 0.3 and I am now seeing that males should be less than 0.2 ng/ml.

I am about to begin a trial of one pill a day of the Perika brand. It has more or less the correct dosage of hypericin and hyperforin. I couldn't find Laif 900 here in the US.

Just got mine tested. 0.3 ng/ml for a range of 0.0-0.5. Normal I suppose.