Nesquik gave me a glimpse of libido :O

vader 21 Apr 2016

Something in nesquik gave me a glimpse of libido for a few days. Normally my libido is zero, but i've been drinking 40 grams of nesquik and my libido returned in a glimpse.

Here is a rundown of ingridients:

zinc

iron

magnesium

potassium

vitamin d

vitamin c

cacao 20%

My erections also got restored they were really hard! Normally i got ED most of the time. Also my morning wood came back for a few days while dosing the nesquik.

I have no idea which one of those ingredients were responsible for the surge. I had to give it up though because i got heartburn, probably from the zinc (i can induce heartburn from zinc even in moderate dosis like 10mg).

Anyone has some ideas what could be doing it? It seems like all of those could be aphrodisiacs in some ways. Then i could megadose the vitamin and possible restore myself.

Edited by vader, 21 April 2016 - 09:19 PM.

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Sleepdealer 21 Apr 2016

One thing you could do by the way is squeeze the juice out of a lemon and a grapefruit together and drink that. That's for vitamin c. If you feel nothing special from that, then try a teaspoon of cacao and see if anything happens for a while.

Other than that, zinc, magnesium and vitamin D are big components in testosterone production. Have you ever considered that?

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Doc Psychoillogical 22 Apr 2016

So what does chocolate and neurotransmitters have in common? Chocolate affects the brain by causing the release of certain neurotransmitters which can trigger emotions, one of which is euphoria; maybe that's why it is so desirable?

Cacao is derived from Theobroma Cacao beans, which literally means "Food of the Gods". Cacao contains over 300 compounds including: protein, fat, carbohydrates, fiber, iron, zinc, copper, calcium and magnesium. Magnesium helps to build strong bones and is a muscle relaxant associated with feelings of calmness. Cacao is also high in sulfur, which helps form strong nails and hair.

In addition, cacao also contains the chemicals phenylethylamine (PEA) and anandamide. PEA is an adrenal-related chemical that we create naturally when we're excited. It also plays a role in feeling focused and alert because it causes your pulse rate to quicken, resulting in a similar feeling to when we are excited or fall in love!

Another 'bliss' chemical found in chocolate is the lipid anandamide. It's there in our brain when we feel great. Anandamide is also called "chocolate amphetamine" as it causes changes in blood pressure and blood-sugar levels, leading to feelings of excitement and alertness.

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Chocolate gets right to the heart of sexual pleasure by increasing the brain’s level of serotonin, the feel-good brain chemical. Serotonin plays a major role in positive mood, emotional health, proper sleep and balanced appetite, contributing to numerous behavioral and physiological functions. Decreased serotonin is a well known factor in cases of depression. Increased brain serotonin promoted by chocolate increases sexual excitation, desire and responsiveness. Women have more serotonin in their systems than men and appear to be more sensitive to chocolate. Chocolate provides a mood boost to women during PMS and menstruation, when serotonin levels are often down. It also puts women in the mood for love. Men and women with depleted serotonin levels demonstrate increased aggressive sexual tendencies, a higher rate of masturbation, and increased promiscuity. Violence, aggressive behaviors, and higher rates of suicide have all been associated with reduced brain levels of serotonin. Many people consume chocolate as a form of self medication, whether they are aware of the fact or not. Chocolate’s serotonin elevating activity helps to modify mood in positive ways and acts as a sexual sweetener. These serotonin-related effects enhance the sense of closeness between lovers.

Probably the most influential love compound in chocolate is PEA, phenethylamine. This chemical, which occurs in chocolate in small quantities, stimulates the nervous system and triggers the release of pleasurable opium-like compounds known as endorphins. PEA also potentiates the activity of dopamine, a neurochemical directly associated with sexual arousal and pleasure. PEA acts as a potent antidepressant in both sexes and rises during periods of romance. The giddy, restless feelings that occur when we are in love are due to a great extent to PEA, which significantly increases in the brain at that time, and when we achieve orgasm. Some scientists dismiss this notion, claiming that the PEA in chocolate is metabolized too quickly to produce a significant mood-altering effect, but others disagree. Why else would chocolate be so inextricably intertwined with love and romance? While there are a great many agents in nature which boost libido and enhance sexual function, chocolate alone actually promotes the brain chemistry of being in love.

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Doc Psychoillogical 22 Apr 2016

And if you're looking for a Libdo enhancer:

Catauba 4Grams, Pregnenolone 50mg, Zinc 50mg, Vitamin D 5000iu

Made me a Hory motherF@#$er...

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