Experiences with

Dopamine

I was recommended wild green oats supplement to boost/preserve dopamine and was wondering if any members have heard of or tried

Doctors and Psychiatrist light the fuse for refractory diseases, Dysfunction, destruction, violence with other medications This article titled sleep review, don't light the fuse, highlights dopamine agonists and gives not mention to the dopamine antagonist antidopaminergic or dopamine inhibitors, all

A doctor in America has gone on the war path against dopamine agonist. There is a video of him addressing recent sleep med grads. He is emphatic about managing patient results where dopamine agonist are concerned.

05:35 How Understanding Dopamine Can Improve Your Life 06:09 Biggest Misconceptions About Dopamine 07:30 Everyday Activities That Impact Dopamine 09:36 Dopamine and Its Relationship to Pleasure and Pain 18:26 Why Do Our Brains Overshoot?

https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2024/10/16/dopamine-breast-cancer.aspx?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=L6CtKeOAzGE Very interesting research from Spain.

Just wondering if anyone has seen any useful explanations about damaged dopamine receptors? I don’t see anything really helpful online. My main concern is, of course, wondering if mine will return to normal after 12 years on Pramipexole.

It went through all the details of rls and also showed diagrams of dopamine receptors and iron receptors and how they could be damaged by taking dopamine agonists. Has anyone, by chance, come across such a video and if so, please send me details. Many thanks.

TLDR; *Dopamine is a motivator. Not a reward. *Emotionally being dysregulated messes with this ie Dopamine pathways *fix ED helps with fix Dopamine balance. [*then a plug for a course I'd love a day a week to read, listen think on all this stuff. Cheers

Dopamine: Dopamine is usually released when we know there is a reward on it's way - so most of you will recognise this when you know a 'smoking break' is on it's way Dopamine helps you to feel mentally alert. The lack of it might cause lack of attention, lack of concentration and bad moods.

Hello RLS Community, Just wanted to report on my experience coming off Ropinerole. I'm following the guidelines and am reducing by .25 mg every 2 weeks. I was at 2 mg nightly, and am now on 1.5 with 15 grams of Codeine to help me through the process. The codeine seems to be effective in terms of

Another Nail in the coffin of Dopamine Agonists . Study centralised on Parkinsons , but probably not enough research done with RLS patients https://jnnp.bmj.com/content/88/8/A19.2

I appreciate not everyone is able to get Buprenorphine, but I think the low dose opioid route is the one to follow and maybe when we have a large enough ‘body of evidence’ we can effect the changes that mean everyone can access the best drug to treat the ‘Dopamine agonist’ problem that so many of us

redirectedFrom=fulltext This study shows a reduction in serum a syn levels in RLS patients and suggests that it may be the reason for reduced dopamine/faulty dopamine system in RLS patients. It also mentions that a high percentage are experiencing augmentation. What a surprise!

But for people who already have high dopamine levels (or whose neurons are too sensitive to dopamine), this leads to dopamine neurotoxicity—in simple terms, brain neurons get damaged by excess dopamine.

Is there qualified proof or evidence that Pramipexole causes permanent damage to your dopamine receptors.

If you would like to join my dopamine club, just submit one natural dopamine generating action that works for you. You’re in!😁🥸😫

I want to hear if you have used or using this dopamine supplement. Which one do you take? powder or L-dopa capsule? How it's effect your brain?

All patients were treated with dopamine agonists! Even though some showed signs of anaemia & could have resolved symptoms with iron therapy. We clearly have a long, long way to go in stopping dopamine agonists as first line treatment. https://www.wjgnet.com/2222-0682/full/v15/i1/97171.htm

Has anyone managed to reduce or replace their dopamine agonist medication and if so, how and with what? Many thanks.