Incorporating a Lox Inhibitor Into PE

So. Nobody tried the life extension brand anti-lox?

Is anti-LOX called by another name? I’ve never heard of this before.

Edit: Never mind! I found it! Lol. It’s called anti-lysyl oxidase and it’s $400 a box!! 🙄 I bet the makers of this product also did the study 🤦‍♂️ I guess I’m still a little curious if it works but I’m not about to spend that much cash on it.

The life extension anti-lox is about $30.

A different company just developed an anti-lox topical cream. It’s not for PE but obviously that would be helpful. Not in the market yet… but it will probably be expensive.

I was thinking of just crushing dry seeds from a flower called lathyrus oduratos containing BAPN. Then, add a few drops of DMSO as a solvent and better skin absorbtion. Then rub the paste directly onto the penis and start vacuum pumping let’s say for 10 minutes in the morning and another 10 minutes in the evening. That’s for 2 weeks trial.

I jist wander about the dosage.

Please share your thoughts, positive or negative

Thanks in advance!

"All LOX family members are inhibited by β-aminopropionitrile (β-APN) [40]. β-APN was initially characterized as a cause of diet-induced lathyritic disease in diets that included the sweet pea, Lathyrus odoratus. Lathyritic diseases manifest in growth abnormalities and a number of cardiovascular pathologies including aortic rupture in livestock fed high amounts of this class of sweet pea [41]. Biochemical analysis of β-APN resulted in the discovery that this compound was a potent, irreversible inhibitor of lysyl oxidases."

https://www.sci encedirect.com/ … thyrus-odoratus

Well isn’t that interesting, can’t say I’d be too keen to take a systemic version of that.

A topical solution applied to say phimosis or frenulum breve however. Would be interesting to see if it was a viable non invasive treatment option.