Sonny on Wed Feb 09, 2011 8:27 am I got the inositol power yesterday. I took 3 grams right before lunch. That made me a little drowsy, so I waited until bedtime and took another 5 grams. Tonight I am going to take 10 grams before bed. I think the convenience of a single dose is helpful. I also think...

PharmD on Mon Feb 07, 2011 4:02 am Update: Feb 4-5/2011: Erections unchanged from last time, premature ejaculation unchanged. Feb 6/2011: I accidentaly bought an Inositol Powder bottle with another supplement called Choline added to it. It is the same color bottle and I didn't even notice it until I...

Sonny on Fri Feb 04, 2011 8:34 am Crystal light sounds like a good idea. I drink some stuff with caffeine, so that may mean taking a higher dose. I hope it doesn't aggravate my ADD. It did to some people but not others. It was mostly the type 1 (hyperactive) kind though. I did see one with the space...

PharmD on Fri Feb 04, 2011 1:59 am Update: Increased dose to 18 grams at bedtime on Feb 1/2011 (Solely due to convienience of once daily dosing) Jan 29-Feb 3/2011: I am still finding that it helps with arousal; it takes much less physical stimulation/erotic images to get an erection. Premature ejacu...

Sonny on Thu Feb 03, 2011 8:08 am

I ordered some. I should have it by Monday at the latest.

Sonny on Thu Feb 03, 2011 6:58 am That's interesting. I wouldn't think that genital numbness and premature ejaculation would manifest together. Just goes to show how strange PSSD is. I'll have to try inositol powder. I have SAD and OCD too. Finding treatments for them is actually a side goal of mine...

PharmD on Fri Jan 28, 2011 3:12 pm First of all, a big thank you to the creator of this forum. I applaud your efforts in sharing your experiments with others in hopes for finding a solution to PSSD. I have found inositol to be an effective agent in treating my social anxiety disorder (SAD) (if only ...

It should be fixed now.

cali_man on Mon Jul 16, 2012 6:40 am Sonny wrote: That is a serotonin receptor in the brain. It's rather complicated neurology, so it is difficult to make it understandable. The brain works with chemicals and electrical impulses. If you imagine the brains as having several of about 1000 different ki...

Sonny on Mon Jul 16, 2012 6:31 am That is a serotonin receptor in the brain. It's rather complicated neurology, so it is difficult to make it understandable. The brain works with chemicals and electrical impulses. If you imagine the brains as having several of about 1000 different kinds of boxes, an...