B6
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Vitamin B6 may inhibit prolactin; because prolactin and dopamine act in a push-pull relationship, lowering prolactin may indirectly increase dopamine and potentially support testosterone.
- B6 and zinc: They are commonly combined in products marketed as “testosterone boosters.” The proposed effect is suppressing prolactin—not directly increasing testosterone—which may in turn increase dopamine.
- Hyperprolactinemia: It can cause a major decrease in libido. Prescription treatment should be managed with medical guidance, such as consultation with an endocrinologist.
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