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Couplings question!!
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Couplings question!!
05-11-2017 5:27 PM

Can you burn all your testasterone using couplings for insta gain of test?

Has anyone tried xist + couplings+ none and maybe p83 or 96? Twisted
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RE: Couplings question!!
05-12-2017 12:47 AM

(05-11-2017 5:27 PM)2darkeyes Wrote:  Can you burn all your testasterone using couplings for insta gain of test?

Has anyone tried xist + couplings+ none and maybe p83 or 96? Twisted

The word is copulins, not couplings.

If you search the board, there was a reply from 'mustang' and/or SteveO saying explicitly not to add copulins to Xist as it will ruin the vibe of Xist.

As far as testosterone, the copulins do have a tendency to raise your testosterone at least temporarily before the hypothalamus (thermostat) senses excess and it will temporarily signal the pituitary not to release Luteinizing Hormone (LH). Normally, the LH is released to signal the testes to produce testosterone...when the level in the bloodstream is adequate...the hypothalamus in your brain senses it and it will stop sending LH signal to your testes until level becomes baseline normal.

Hope that this helps.
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