Is there any way to reduce the time of the refractory period?

That is a massive thread. I’d love to see some of the original posters return to the thread and give some more updates so we don’t have a new round of lemmings making a bad jump.

Honey.

It might go without saying, but if you don’t ejaculate there is no refractory period.

From a purely natural standpoint, I have found that long-term arousal and foreplay will help maintain ablility to continue activity after orgasm. If you spend a lot of time getting it hard and keeping it hard before actual intercourse, you have a greater chance of keeping it up for a longer period.

It also helps to continue to remain mentally aroused. You don’t have to stop love-making just because you are a little soft.

I wonder if anyone has tried to compare the effects of Vitex vs. cabergoline on post-orgasm prolactin release (= refractory period).

All that it takes to suppress prolactin is any dopamine agonist. I do not know much about chemistry - but I wonder what the safest dopamine agonists have been shown to be?

^^^ Some more research has L-Dopa high on the list as a supplement for reducing prolactin release and increasing dopamine levels.