>Lowers prolactin>Increases dopamine>Lowers serotonin>Increases testosterone>increases growth hormone>Makes utilization of energy substrates more efficient depending on fed status (more fat burning when fasted, more glucose utilization when fed)>Optimizes fat cells to that they burn more calories>Prevents fat accumulation in liver>Sets you baseline fattiness point lower>Induces satiety due to effect on hypothalamus>Increases insulin sensitivity>Protects dopaminergic neurons>Reduces prolactin-releasing cells >Prevents age-related pituitary lactotroph hyperplasia
>>77161189It's so funny that goyim prefer ozempic to this fairytale drug.
>>77161189>increases dopamine>lowers serotoninThe ultimate goyim pill that keeps you working endlessly and prevents you from being happy. I'll stick with my ashwagandha.
>>77161216You're right that dopamine increases productivity and serotonin decreases it.
>>77161189It was real in my mind
>>77161368It literally permanently decreases your prolactin production by killing lactotrophs.
>>77161368https://www.acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/0003-4819-101-6-783Six men with prolactin-secreting pituitary macroadenomas and deficiencies of pituitary hormones other than gonadotrophins were treated with bromocriptine for 6 months. During treatment the serum prolactin concentration decreased markedly in all six patients, and in four adenoma size decreased and visual function improved. Two patients who were hypothyroid before bromocriptine treatment were euthyroid during the sixth month of treatment, and the one patient who was hypoadrenal before treatment was euadrenal during treatment. Two of the six men who had subnormal growth hormone secretion before treatment had normal growth hormone secretion during treatment. We conclude that pituitary hormonal functions may improve during bromocriptine treatment for prolactin-secreting pituitary macroadenomas. This improvement may result from decompression of other pituitary cells, because correction of hypothyroidism by bromocriptine was accompanied by conversion from an absent to a normal thyrotrophin response to thyrotrophin-releasing hormone.
>>77161387>Six men with prolactin-secreting pituitary macroadenomas and deficiencies of pituitary hormonesI don't have this issue
>>77161189and you're still a dyel incel loser and always will be
>>77161189from google:>Reduces growth hormone levels.lmao they're manlet pills
>>77161595It's only if you have prolactinoma, retard. If you're healthy bromocriptine will increase growth hormone.
>>77161988>prolactinomaacromegalia*
>>77161189You forgot >has "bro" in the nameExpect to see every zoomer fitness influencer peddling this soon whether it works or doesn't
>>77161189Lyle McDonald loves it.
>>77161189Bromo is shit and full of side effects. Cabaser/Dostinex is superior.
>>77162193>Cabaser/Dostinex is superior.It's way more serotonergic and causes heart fibrosis unlike bromocriptine.
>>77162019You're obsessed about people that are in their late 20s right now. Your whole existence is just obsession about Gen Z, you mentally ill Millennial bald cuck.When I see posts like that I imagine some Seth Rogan looking fatfuck almost shitting himself and wheezing out of his puffy face from impotent anger.
>>77161189What are the recommended daily dosages? And when would you take it and for how long?
>>77162208>What are the recommended daily dosages? 1.25-2.5mgYou can start lower if you have sides like stuffy nose and work up, they usually subside after some days. >And when would you take it and for how long?Most benefit is when you're cutting/fasting. Important to take upon awakening and not late in the day.
>>77162208Ideally you should combine it with ondansetron to prevent nausea.
>>77161189>Bromocriptine protects perilesional spinal cord neurons from lipotoxicity after spinal cord injuryhttps://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10749608/#:~:text=We%20found%20that%20lipid%20droplets,2%2Dcytosolic%20phospholipase%20A2%20pathway.
>>77162206Topkek seething
>>77161189>reads nofapper 4chan broscience about how beating your meat all day "increases prolactin making you retarded">searches up what medicine lowers it and writes this post
>>77163005>retard doesn't know bromocriptine was used in bodybuilding for ages and is actually prescribed for diabetes
>>77161189jesus christ OP if you want to go ahead and nuke your nervous system and your HPA go for it, but at least have the sense not to convince other people to do itand>5HT2a agonismI seriously hope no-one considers doing this long term. The 5HT2a is very delicate. There is a reason why psychedelics (which act primarily through 5HT2a receptors) can be so healing and be so destructive. If there is something wrong with you, they kind of grab you be the neck like a dog who took a shit in the living room getting its face shoved in its handiwork to show what it did wrong. Either you accept the lesson and fix it, or you don't and you fry yourself. If there is nothing wrong with you, psychedelics have the potential to completely turn someone's life upside-down.Long-term use of supplements, nootropics, medicattions and psychoactive substances that interact with 5HT2a or alter its signalling extremely commonly results in psychosis, mood swings and can worsen schizoprenic symptoms in those who are predisposed to it (so they don't cause it, but if it's there to begin with, it'll probably get worse).5HT2a is shit you do NOT want to fuck with. Stay the fuck away from anything that significantly touches it.
>>77163038It's good for psyche. it cures depression and schizophrenia. >Bromocriptine, Selegiline and Amantadine in the Treatment of Depression—A Systematic Reviewhttps://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12655414/Bromocriptine yielded comparable response rates (~60%) to tricyclic antidepressants. All three agents improved anhedonia and motivational deficits. Conclusions: Findings suggest that bromocriptine, amantadine, and selegiline may represent effective dopaminergic antidepressants, particularly for treatment-resistant or atypical depression. Further large-scale, methodologically rigorous studies are needed to confirm their clinical utility.>Effect of low-dose bromocriptine in treatment of psychosis: The dopamine autoreceptor-stimulation strategyhttps://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/BF00439271Bromocriptine (0.5–6.0 mg/day) was administered to seven unmedicated chronic schizophrenic and two schizoaffective patients. Transient slight improvement was noted in four patients and marked improvement in one other. Clinical improvement was associated with nausea and drowsiness. These doses of bromocriptine stimulated serum growth hormone and inhibited serum prolactin levels in some subjects. These results suggest that bromocriptine may stimulate dopamine autoreceptors and, through this mechanism, attenuate symptoms in a small proportion of psychiatric patients.
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>>77161189Bromocriptine cures acne and improves skin. >Dopamine D2-like receptor agonists accelerate barrier repair and inhibit the epidermal hyperplasia induced by barrier disruptionhttps://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16185279/
>>77161189>Bromocriptine: does this drug of Parkinson’s disease have a role in managing cardiovascular diseases?https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10849299/
>>77161594Cope.
>>77161189Funny story about ruination brought upon lesbian relationship by bromocriptine. https://www.reddit.com/r/BipolarSOs/comments/1pydecw/partner_f30_experiencing_druginduced_maniaicd/
>>77163059A giant shot of penicillin can cure syphillis. Doesn't mean I should shoot one in your ass right now to protect your brain.
>>77165364I disproved accusations that bromocriptine can cause cognitive impairment.
>>77165369Then go take your schizophrenia meds or whatever. Good luck, lmao.
>>77165372It's a fat-loss med better than ozempic.
>>77164319now you're just projecting
>>77161189Bump
>>77165369No-one ever said anything about cognitive impairment.5HT2a is involved in mood regulation, regulation of cognitive content and god knows what else. It's very sensitive, which is why fucking with it for no reason will fuck up most people's state of mind, and if someone has existing mental issues, in many cases kicking 5HT2a in the ass can be beneficial. If there is no need for it, 99.99999% of the time it's best for most individuals, on average across the human population, to leave it alone.Every human being is different. Two individuals can have nearly identical symptoms of mental disorders, with two completely different root causes. Two individuals can have the exact same dysfunction in one aspect of mood regulation in the brain, but have two completely different outcomes. The fact that a certain medication can have beneficial effects for 60% of people with depression, means that it won't have beneficial effects for everyone with depression, and certainly not for every single individual in the general population.Anyone who genuinely cares about helping people puts safety and long-term well-being first. Those concepts don't even exist for you apparently. The very first thing you tout is about "disproving cognitive impairment", which means you have zero interest in actually helping people.If you want to risk raping your own nervous system with this shit, do whatever the fuck you want, but don't push other people to do the same.
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>>77166177>Those concepts don't even exist for you apparently. True, i'm a psychopath and for me possible side-effects of all drugs are just part of the game. Anyway, for most people effects of bromocriptine will be more positive than negative. It's an amazing pro-metabolic drug.
>>77166281>i'm a psychopathPsychopaths are very purposeful in what they do. You're just clueless, so you're a retard who doesn't even think of how his actions affect other people (apart from how his actions will inevitably harm himself).You think you're a wizard with esoteric knowledge manipulating the world around him for his selfish purposes, but really you're more like one of those shitskin gypsies who drives like a retard in traffic in a civilized country thinking he'll get away with it because he drives like Lewis Hamilton, and will likely get himself and innocent people around him killed because he's simply subhuman filth with the cognitive bandwidth of a brick.98% likelihood you're from somewhere to the south of Poland/Ukraine and east of Italy.
>>77166177Should have asked him to post body instead
>>77166312You sound upset. >>77166316>Should have asked him to post body Here's my body. Gonna start cutting on bromocriptine soon. Will keep you updated.
>>77161189Distinguished professor of neuroscience and psychology uses bromocriptine to boost cognition of his pupils:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CfHHSOjn4Z8Bromocriptine activates D2 dopamine receptors. >Increasing dopamine D2 receptor expression in the adult nucleus accumbens enhances motivationhttps://www.nature.com/articles/mp201357>Increasing dopamine D2 receptor expression in the adult nucleus accumbens enhances motivationhttps://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/19811777/>Motivation Deficit in ADHD is Associated with Dysfunction of the Dopamine Reward Pathwayhttps://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3010326/
>>77166351>Dopamine type 2/3 receptor availability in the striatum and social status in human volunteershttps://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/19811777/
>>77166317So you're a skinnyfat dyel good to know
>>77166379I weight 95kg and can lift 32kg kettlebell overhead for 5 reps with 210cm wingspan.
>>77161189Is this the same as cabergoline? What's the difference? Why not caber?
>>77166387I haven't researched cabergoline much, but bromocriptine appears to be safer for long-term usage because it's less serotonergic.
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>>77166281>True, i'm a psychopath and for me possible side-effects of all drugs are just part of the game.No, you're just a teenager.
>>77166859I'm 22.
>>77166312Honestly I don't see his selfishness, his posts on bromo and prolactin have interested me into further research into prolactin. I'm not planning on using bromo, and don't see how what he is doing on an anonymous board is selfish.Seems more like your ego got hurt for no reason. Let him be and do your warning, sure, but after that it's off to reddit with you.
>>77161189Knew a guy who took this for 19 nor sides, it’s apparently hard on your heart
>>77167302How much he took and what sides he experienced?
