07-06-2012, 02:13 AM
In general, you are telling me the same things that one side of me has been telling myself!
One or two points. I don't believe that it was PM as such that brought on the attack. Rather, it was stopping it suddenly causing a rapid change in estrogen levels. Certainly the timing supports this theory. That being the case, I was hoping that careful reintroduction of much weaker but not (based on experience) entirely ineffective herbs might be low risk particularly if sudden changes in dosage were avoided. I should add that while I was still on PM I was beginning to wonder why I was pursuing NBE, but the urge is now back in full force. When I was speaking to the surgeon he did say that I would probably sooner or later have another attack, which might be worse, unless the gallbladder was removed. I said that I didn't know what caused the original attack, and could it have been changes in medication or herbal supplements? He thought this was unlikely, and told me that apart from fatty foods, most people never really knew what caused their attacks.
Your point about mental or physical stress worsening ED is well taken, but in fact, apart from the GB attack, I have been feeling much better since getting off the spiro and beta blocker. Incidentally, it is not libido that is lacking, only the physical response
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As to products containing "unauthorised substances" these are mainly composites which may include BS and which have been found by government agencies to incorporate PDE5 inhibitors of various types. The difficulty arises because BS contains a PDE5 inhibitor, and this resulted in one product containing it being characterised as containing an unidentified unauthorised substance similar to Cialis. I have no reason to suppose that there is any problem with the Ainterol BS, except that it is supposed to act like Cialis
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One or two points. I don't believe that it was PM as such that brought on the attack. Rather, it was stopping it suddenly causing a rapid change in estrogen levels. Certainly the timing supports this theory. That being the case, I was hoping that careful reintroduction of much weaker but not (based on experience) entirely ineffective herbs might be low risk particularly if sudden changes in dosage were avoided. I should add that while I was still on PM I was beginning to wonder why I was pursuing NBE, but the urge is now back in full force. When I was speaking to the surgeon he did say that I would probably sooner or later have another attack, which might be worse, unless the gallbladder was removed. I said that I didn't know what caused the original attack, and could it have been changes in medication or herbal supplements? He thought this was unlikely, and told me that apart from fatty foods, most people never really knew what caused their attacks.
Your point about mental or physical stress worsening ED is well taken, but in fact, apart from the GB attack, I have been feeling much better since getting off the spiro and beta blocker. Incidentally, it is not libido that is lacking, only the physical response
.As to products containing "unauthorised substances" these are mainly composites which may include BS and which have been found by government agencies to incorporate PDE5 inhibitors of various types. The difficulty arises because BS contains a PDE5 inhibitor, and this resulted in one product containing it being characterised as containing an unidentified unauthorised substance similar to Cialis. I have no reason to suppose that there is any problem with the Ainterol BS, except that it is supposed to act like Cialis
.