Originally Posted by sentii
Can anyone here tell me what exactly Dr Adams’ treatment protocol is these days? I mean what he has his patients do for chemical PE. I wish I could go see him but he apparently doesn’t accept patients from Europe.
The most recent report I could find mentions that it’s still just some manual stretching, the PGE1/Trimix, and the Verapamil cream. He’s able to prescribe those 2 compounds because there’s some ambiguity that allows him to classify the whole thing as ED treatment, but there’s not really any loopholes for the hormonal side of the protocol, unfortunately. I’m surprised that he hasn’t sought out some people that may be able to benefit from that kind of thing, though. There’s bound to be a few candidates, and it would certainly prove, at least partially, the power of his full protocol. I digress…
Originally Posted by sentii
Does anyone know if the “Verapamil cream” is just the pdlabs gel product, or does he custom make his own that has some superior ingredients in it (e.g., DMSO for better delivery)? Any info anyone might have on how we could reproduce the cream that Adams uses would be greatly appreciated.
I searched around, and couldn’t actually find out what the transdermal element is in the PDLabs product. I know there’s a few different recipes for transdermal carriers, and that they’re mostly the same, though. I do also recall hearing that Adam’s Verapamil gel has DMSO in it, though. I’ll try to find the post that mentions this, if at all possible.
It’s unfortunate that Verapamil isn’t easy available, since it’s benefits seem perfect for PE. There was some talk on here a while ago about possible being able to filter the binders out of the pills and be left with just the Verapamil itself, but it seemed like a tedious and imperfect method. Really, the best way would involve a person acquiring the compound in bulk (probably via a foreign lab, I suppose) and making their own gel. Maybe an entrepreneurial “supplement” vendor will see this post and whip something up, haha.
From my understanding, Verapamil alters the regeneration (?) of Collagen. It breaks down the old, excessive Collagen, so that new amounts can form, and everything remains at a normal level - thus, allowing your Collagen to “keep up” with your gains, rather than simply building up and preventing them. Seems like a novel, worthwhile thing to supplement any PE routine with.