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Quote from: Defsync on 10/07/2010 14:48:33Quote from: Animus on 07/07/2010 07:21:13Quote from: demografx on 07/07/2010 02:57:58Quote from: Animus on 04/07/2010 05:59:14why does it take around 7 days to recover from POIS?My theory - but far from fact - is that very slow sperm regeneration time (SRT) causes the long recovery.Since TRT, my SRT is now very quick, and POIS is vastly reduced. When I'm "full" (again), I'm fine.Anyone agree/disagree?I agree... I think it has to do with sperm and semen regeneration too. I was looking up the time it takes to make sperm, and found that it takes about 74 days, and is being done all the time, but it takes 2-6 days for the sperm to make their final journey and mature fully... the article is here: http://www.ehow.com/about_5503589_long-sperm-mature.htmlSo I found that interesting because it seems to match the time it takes to recover...i disagree... i can get POIS symptoms without ejaculating sperm, simply from the "feel good" contraction one gets during orgasm. A person familiar with kama sutra and tantric sex practices knows how to do this. I just learned it when I was a kid "experimenting".This is why i believe POIS (at least mine) has to do with the histamine released from the mast cells in the genitalia. my theory is that for w/e reason my brain is unable to break it down properly and in a timely manner, and it causes my POIS (which is mainly mental dysfunction 3-5 days.)Interesting.
Quote from: Animus on 07/07/2010 07:21:13Quote from: demografx on 07/07/2010 02:57:58Quote from: Animus on 04/07/2010 05:59:14why does it take around 7 days to recover from POIS?My theory - but far from fact - is that very slow sperm regeneration time (SRT) causes the long recovery.Since TRT, my SRT is now very quick, and POIS is vastly reduced. When I'm "full" (again), I'm fine.Anyone agree/disagree?I agree... I think it has to do with sperm and semen regeneration too. I was looking up the time it takes to make sperm, and found that it takes about 74 days, and is being done all the time, but it takes 2-6 days for the sperm to make their final journey and mature fully... the article is here: http://www.ehow.com/about_5503589_long-sperm-mature.htmlSo I found that interesting because it seems to match the time it takes to recover...i disagree... i can get POIS symptoms without ejaculating sperm, simply from the "feel good" contraction one gets during orgasm. A person familiar with kama sutra and tantric sex practices knows how to do this. I just learned it when I was a kid "experimenting".This is why i believe POIS (at least mine) has to do with the histamine released from the mast cells in the genitalia. my theory is that for w/e reason my brain is unable to break it down properly and in a timely manner, and it causes my POIS (which is mainly mental dysfunction 3-5 days.)
Quote from: demografx on 07/07/2010 02:57:58Quote from: Animus on 04/07/2010 05:59:14why does it take around 7 days to recover from POIS?My theory - but far from fact - is that very slow sperm regeneration time (SRT) causes the long recovery.Since TRT, my SRT is now very quick, and POIS is vastly reduced. When I'm "full" (again), I'm fine.Anyone agree/disagree?I agree... I think it has to do with sperm and semen regeneration too. I was looking up the time it takes to make sperm, and found that it takes about 74 days, and is being done all the time, but it takes 2-6 days for the sperm to make their final journey and mature fully... the article is here: http://www.ehow.com/about_5503589_long-sperm-mature.htmlSo I found that interesting because it seems to match the time it takes to recover...
Quote from: Animus on 04/07/2010 05:59:14why does it take around 7 days to recover from POIS?My theory - but far from fact - is that very slow sperm regeneration time (SRT) causes the long recovery.Since TRT, my SRT is now very quick, and POIS is vastly reduced. When I'm "full" (again), I'm fine.Anyone agree/disagree?
why does it take around 7 days to recover from POIS?
Here's a letter I sent before you posted the inquiry letter, demo. Yours is a little more to the point. But I thought I'd post this anyway. I'll keep working on this. Greetings Dr.Munarriz,...
Quote from: demografx on 09/07/2010 16:15:24I'm traveling for a few more days, it's clumsy to send/file correspondence on iPhone. Anyone care to send an email to horizon's contacts? (2nd post above). Thanks!!Yes, I'll look into contacting them based on the info H posted...thanks. Good luck on your trip...
I'm traveling for a few more days, it's clumsy to send/file correspondence on iPhone. Anyone care to send an email to horizon's contacts? (2nd post above). Thanks!!
John21 : Myristicin seems to be the cause of anti-anxiety effect of nutmeg. What about your Pois ?
UpdateI haven't had any NEs lately so things have been quiet for me on the POIS front, not a bad thing. I am posting to mention something that I observed after making cookies: nutmeg has a profound antidepressant effect on me. I had read before that nutmeg can have psychoactive effects, and that it can act as an antidepressant. I believe it is reported to work as a weak MAOI (monoamine oxide inhibitor). But for me it is a VERY small amount of the spice that I have to take to get a very noticeable reaction. When I say small I mean so little that it is hard to measure. What I do to tritrate the proper amount is wet the tip of a small jackknife blade and stick it in the container. I now only consume a small dusting on the blade tip daily. I would really like to have a mircogram meter to measure it, it is so small. It is typical of my system to be very sensitive to some substances. The antidepressant effect reduces anxiety and allows me to feel like my natural self, it is not like some synthetic happiness like I used to feel years ago on SSRIs. I haven't noticed any side effects. One effect I experience on nutmeg is that I dream more, and my dreams are quite vivid. The intensity of this has reduced as I have reduced the amount that I take daily. My insomnia has improved significantly on it. I still often wake at night but I always get back to sleep easily and feel rested the next day. Insomnia has been a big struggle for me for many years now so this is very welcome relief. Perhaps us POIS people have similar chemistry, maybe nutmeg would have a powerful effect on others here as well. I should also note that I did not consider myself depressed. Mild chronic anxiety would be a much better description of my typical state which is now much improved.
re. John21's post:Wow, that's amazing! Thanks for sharing your findings! So it's a microscopic amt. of nutmeg that helps you. It reminds me a little of homeopathy, which also uses very small amounts... I don't know if that is a good comparison though.So this is outside of POIS? or does it help pois too...
Hi John, do you ingest nutmeg before sleeping or during the day? Thanks.
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