Replacing PGE-1 with Oxytocin?
Oxytocin is an injectable hormone that has vasodilating and angiogenic properties. The oxytocin receptors in the microvasculature of the penis can therefore be activated by the addition of this substance, which is surprisingly hard to find on the internet. In some cell culture studies that I have read suggests that oxytocin's angiogenic potential is comparable to VEGF (vascular endothelial growth factor).
Armed with this information, which was found by one of my readers who pointed me in this direction (Thanks Paul R.!), I added oxytocin to my last injectable cocktail. I noticed a slight growth after 4 weeks of daily injections, enough to want me to continue with a new batch, this time by removing the PGE-1 and VIP completely and doubling the oxytocin. This new cocktail, which I am now using for the past week, is completely pain-free that it is a little weird feeling (good weird). After being used to the minimal pain of my previous 4 cocktails, this one makes my dick a little numb, but in a nice way. My hope is that dependance on PGE-1 will be eventually a thing in the past for newbies with low pain tolerance, and that oxytocin injection (a neurotransmitter released in the brain during orgasm, and also the 'trust and love' hormone) will be its replacement.
My current research is to titrate a dose of vasodilators and angiogenic ingredients that produces a much stronger erection, as I am taking things slow when dosing with new ingredients. So far even 100 units of my current cocktail #5 does not have any pain, yet shaft constriction via the rolled up divosuit is necessary to maintain a very strong erection. By avoiding any constriction on the scrotum, discomfort is mild and tolerable (constriction is almost never without discomfort over an extended period of time).
For a magnesium update, there is magnesium in the injection cocktail as well as the topical formula. Plans for bicarbonate (a molecule that chaperones magnesium directly to the mitochondria) in injectable form is in the works.
Thanks for reading, and let me say that I appreciate all your good comments you send me!
Sincerely,
Ronielle
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My current research is to titrate a dose of vasodilators and angiogenic ingredients that produces a much stronger erection, as I am taking things slow when dosing with new ingredients. So far even 100 units of my current cocktail #5 does not have any pain, yet shaft constriction via the rolled up divosuit is necessary to maintain a very strong erection. By avoiding any constriction on the scrotum, discomfort is mild and tolerable (constriction is almost never without discomfort over an extended period of time).
For a magnesium update, there is magnesium in the injection cocktail as well as the topical formula. Plans for bicarbonate (a molecule that chaperones magnesium directly to the mitochondria) in injectable form is in the works.
Thanks for reading, and let me say that I appreciate all your good comments you send me!
Sincerely,
Ronielle