Pacman
Active Member
Nandrolone is literally the only thing (so far) that helps me manage shoulder pain due to my cervical radiculopathy. But even at low doses (~60 mg a week), I seem to get very depressed on it, and feel "flatlined" about life in general. Good news is that even at 60 mg it helps immensely.
I've been watching this video:
In the video they theorize it is related to progesterone activity (6:15 - they referred to a parallel of women taking progesterone birth control methods and how it is similar to nandrolone)
In the comments below the video people have posting their solutions and different stuff that worked for them in managing mental sides, including somebody who says he took a low dose of Adderall every day to help reduce the depressive side effects.
But if Adderall would reduce the depression, wouldn't that mean that the depression is more related to dopamine, or lack thereof?
Are there any known mechanisms in which nandrolone causes depression and emotional flatlining? In other words, do we know WHY it happens? And if so, are there known ways on HOW to combat it?
I've been watching this video:
In the video they theorize it is related to progesterone activity (6:15 - they referred to a parallel of women taking progesterone birth control methods and how it is similar to nandrolone)
In the comments below the video people have posting their solutions and different stuff that worked for them in managing mental sides, including somebody who says he took a low dose of Adderall every day to help reduce the depressive side effects.
But if Adderall would reduce the depression, wouldn't that mean that the depression is more related to dopamine, or lack thereof?
Are there any known mechanisms in which nandrolone causes depression and emotional flatlining? In other words, do we know WHY it happens? And if so, are there known ways on HOW to combat it?