Blue Cyclone - I’d say Alchemy is definitely a great choice if you’re looking for a conservative option to addressing libido, and body composition/sports performance issues. It would also help address some of the negative hormonal effects caused by intense endurance exercise.
One thing I’ve not really mentioned is how stacking can help. Alchemy is a great AI and boosts testosterone and as the guy using it has stated, it’s having a positive effect in many ways.
With that said, it won’t impact dopaminergic pathways and for someone taking finasteride I think it’s important that’s looked at. Now, cabaser would address this but it’s not cheap. Bromocriptine is an option but while I think it’s great for dieting bodybuilders and the like it would be a terrible option for an endurance runner.
It does resemble a more basic version of cabaser in how it works though so if people wanted to try a cheaper option to cabaser then bromocriptine is definitely the closest fit. It would be fine/safe to stack with alchemy as well - just be wary folks that bromo can make you feel a little nauseous once the dose rises upwards to the dose you’re gonna be looking to get to ultimately. If trying it you’d wanna start at 1.25mg, once daily in the morning and after 5 days or so increase to 2.5mg which is one tablet. Stay there for a good week at least before considering going to 3.75mg and ultimately, another 2-3 weeks later, to 5mg.
Bromo will improve libido and have the same effects as cabaser on refractory rate etc but it’s not quite so potent as cabaser and imo is less user friendly cos of the nausea that will hit as the dose rises (which can be partially offset by carbs).
OTOH, a great option would be Alchemy + either Selegiline or 9-MBC
https://www.evopharmacy.com/pd-neurological-disease-selegiline-deprenyl.cfm
Longass thread on 9-MBC here
http://anabolicminds.com/forum/supplements/292457-9-mbc.html
The reason either of those stacks work is that again both Selegiline and 9-methyl beta carboline act on dopaminergic pathways and both in research and empirically have good results for increasing dopamine and boosting, among other things, libido.
Plus, as a bonus, neither of these would have the type of sides you’d get with something like bromocriptine (otoh, they won’t be as potent in driving up sexuality).
I’m sure I don’t need to tell you that the type of endurance exercise you do is not exactly optimal for boosting androgen levels - plenty of research over the years show elevated levels of cortisol among endurance athletes, even cellular necrosis in muscle tissue after marathons etc.
So to answer your question, i think Alchemy is fine by itself or with either of Selegiline, and 9-MBC for you but that bromo won’t be a good choice cos it will hamper performance for you.
Tyler Durden - Honestly, it’s very hard for me to make that judgment but if you read above, you can see it’s possible to get some of the effects of cabaser via the use of other products and even if you then stack with alchemy it’s cheaper for you.
OTOH, if you’re looking to drive up sexuality to a level GREATER than you had when you were 14, I think cabaser is the only one which can do that but it makes sense if on a budget to try something like Selegiline/9-MBC and alchemy.
If that stack works great go ahead and see if cabaser can do even more - if the stack did really drive libido up to the point where you’re thinking about sex a LOT then it will be more down to the dopaminergics than the Alchemy imo. OTOH, if you notice improved strength and body composition and less fat/water retention then that’s Alchemy driving the main benefits although by increasing test it will still raise libido somewhat.
Procar - I think when you have run it for 2-3 months then it would not be a bad idea to try a stack like the one above. Also I’m glad to see you’re starting to see some promising signs from it. I’d be surprised the lactose content of the pills is upsetting your stomach as I can’t imagine it’s very much at all.