Hilma Cabergoline

Cabergoline is a dopamine agonist designed to reduce prolactin. In medical circles it is commonly used to combat prolactinomas, a benign tumor of the pituitary gland that may cause an excess production of prolactin. It is also used by athletes who supplement with anabolic steroids that may increase prolactin levels.

There are several positive effects of Cabergoline for both medical and performance athlete purposes as well as those of a sexual nature. For the athlete, primarily the anabolic steroid user, certain steroids can increase prolactin levels in the body. Increased prolactin levels can lead to prolactin induced gynecomastia in individuals who are gynecomastia sensitive. However, more common is excess prolactin levels lowering the individual’s libido and even more commonly resulting in erectile dysfunction (ED). The ED issues that surround prolactin most commonly revolve around the anabolic steroid hormones Trenbolone and Nandrolone.

Some athletes also choose to use Cabergoline due to a perceived adrenaline rush caused by an increase in dopamine. How effective this is, such data is inconclusive but many athletes swear by it. The surge can also help with memory and the individual’s ability to push through training without tiring out as quickly. Some athletes also report that the use of Cabergoline helps them stick to their strict diet as the cravings for “Bad Foods” is reduced as they remain with a satisfying feeling due to the increased levels of dopamine in the body.

Sleep, specifically better sleep is also a positive effect of Cabergoline. Many ‘Caber’ users report a deeper and more restful sleep. And then we’re left with the final positive effect of Caber, increased sex drive. When we have sex, specifically referring to ejaculation, the individual’s prolactin levels go up thereby reducing his desire for sex. By supplementing with Cabergoline and reducing serum prolactin levels we regain our desire for sex much faster, and in some cases, may be able to perform repeatedly without or with little rest.

Shortness of Breath, edema of the ankles and feet, inability to urinate, lightheaded or passing out, heavy coughing, rapid weight loss, headache, hot flashes, dry mouth, drowsy, nausea, indigestion and/or vomiting, stomach cramps, sexual dysfunction, depression, anxiety.

Cabergoline is most commonly found in oral tablet form but may also be found in oral liquid form from research chemical companies. Most individuals will find 0.25mg taken twice per week to be all the Caber they need with 1mg twice per week being the maximum dose. However, 1mg twice per week, while it may not sound like much is truly a massive dose and far more than most will need. A high dose of Caber will almost always lead to complications. If 0.25mg twice per week does not suffice, in most cases there are other areas in your life that need to be examined. As far as when to take it, Cabergoline is best taken with food during the last meal of the day.