ecstatichamster
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There are a lot of things that can increase prolactin. I have been drinking 2 liters of milk a day for a year and I think that has increased my prolactin.
Is it the milk? I don’t think so. I think it’s the volume of liquids. I always warm up my milk but even so, I think it lowers thyroid function a little to drink a lot of liquid.
I heard Dr. Peat in a recent interview who said if your prolactin is high, increasing thyroid so you are mildly hyperthyroid for a few weeks brings down prolactin. I’m raising my T3 intake a bit and finding that between that and maybe 100mcg of lisuride a day, my prolactin is falling.
How do I know? I don’t. I just experience easier urination, better erections, and the feeling of less bloat.
Is it the milk? I don’t think so. I think it’s the volume of liquids. I always warm up my milk but even so, I think it lowers thyroid function a little to drink a lot of liquid.
I heard Dr. Peat in a recent interview who said if your prolactin is high, increasing thyroid so you are mildly hyperthyroid for a few weeks brings down prolactin. I’m raising my T3 intake a bit and finding that between that and maybe 100mcg of lisuride a day, my prolactin is falling.
How do I know? I don’t. I just experience easier urination, better erections, and the feeling of less bloat.