Finasteride user, and others with ejaculatory anhedonia, claimed recovery with GABA Plus by Twinlabs

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#1

I’m a member at ejaculatoryanhedonia.com, and thought I’d share some information with you. Ejaculatory anhedonia, not a lot of fun, fairly rare, and docs know squat about it. I’m only aware of 3 people getting cured, and they were all cured with Gaba Plus (GABA + Inositol + Niacinimide). The last person to turn up was a former finasteride user. Naturally, a bunch of us tried Gaba Plus, to no success, but it has worked for some, and maybe that could be you.

The tie ins between niacinimide, 5-alpha reductase, gaba, allopregnenolone, are all rather interesting, so there is some reason to think this can work, but I recommend just giving it try. Good luck.

The post of the post finasteride guy:
http://www.hisandherhealth.com/sexual-health-forums/Mens-Sexual-Health-Forum/39385-Ejaculation-without-orgasm-Ejaculatory-Anhedonia?limit=15&start=915#41798

#2

Thanks for letting us know.

#3

nofun, thank you for logging on here and providing the link. Perhaps there are commonalities between the two communities. To avoid reading that epic thread you linked to, is it the inositol or the niacinimide that is useful in getting GABA across the blood/brain barrier?

Thanks again - kazman

#4

The recent cured finasteride user has had a relapse.
http://www.hisandherhealth.com/sexual-health-forums/Mens-Sexual-Health-Forum/39385-Ejaculation-without-orgasm-Ejaculatory-Anhedonia?limit=15&start=930#41849
Still, GABA Plus is the only cure we’ve seen for anhedonic ejaculation, and it at least helped him for a while.

On crossing the blood brain barrier, the only drug I know of that is supposed to get GABA across the blood brain barrier is picamilon. But people often claim anxiolytic effects for GABA, so I’m not sure about the blood brain barrier and Gaba.

Niacinamide has two potential effects that I am aware of that may be relevant: it acts as a cofactor for a number of chemical reactions, such as the conversion of T to DHT, and it is a positive allosteric modulator of GABA_A receptors.

And what Inositiol has to do with it, I don’t know. It is often paired with GABA, but I haven’t found any solid theoretical grounds for doing so.