lost_soul wrote:Ghost, why do you assume that under perfect conditions this forum could find a 'cure'? This is an extremely rare neurological condition, and we're a few dozen anonymous strangers who mostly have no medical training. If we were trying to find a cure for a well-established condition like Parkinsons or MS everyone would see how unrealistically optimistic it all is.
Management, treatment, and psychologically coping with symptoms are goals that are actually attainable.
Juvo wrote:lost_soul wrote:Ghost, why do you assume that under perfect conditions this forum could find a 'cure'? This is an extremely rare neurological condition, and we're a few dozen anonymous strangers who mostly have no medical training. If we were trying to find a cure for a well-established condition like Parkinsons or MS everyone would see how unrealistically optimistic it all is.
Management, treatment, and psychologically coping with symptoms are goals that are actually attainable.
What's our alternative? We've been doing the alternative for how many years now with no results. You're basically saying because this is relatively rare we should give up and wait for some "medically trained" Phd to take up our case. Look around the forum, the people who eventually got better and left took something and experimented, which requires no medical training. All it requires is a will and a want to get better. Ghost has offered to reimburse users for their genome kit and from what I can tell, hasn't received too many interests. This also doesn't require medical training. The genome study is one of the most TANGIBLE means of looking into us strangers to see what makes us unique from the millions who escaped this fate.
GIXXER wrote:I dont like reading or seeing threads like this.
magnilo wrote:ive had good sensitivity improvement and my libido is high, the only issue i have left is lack of spontaneous erections and erection quality
this i can fix with cialis easily. for delayed ejaculation, abstinence fixes it.
so i would say ive improved quite a bit over ten years.
its a long process. in my opinion this defeatism is counter productive and it is symptom of some type of psichiatric discomfort which has to be easened: each one has to do it by himself and in all honesty, that is probably the first step to be taken to treat "pssd"
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