Reply With Quotewell before hand you could have supplemented with some vitamin b-5 AND L-dopa to help with the prolactin sides as you are prone to.As of now it really would not help greatly/
with the estrogen,you know the deal already.
Prolactin Gyno or good ol' fashion Estro?
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Also, apparently there are claims that Prami can raise GH in healthy people by 400%.
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Is it b5 or b6? I always thought it was b6/p5p.
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Nice reference! Originally Posted by BigBlackGuy
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