Angiotensin II type 1 receptor antagonists, ACE inhibitors

[Hontas]

Has any of you tried one of these before? I have a lot of proof on how Angiotensin II type 1 receptor antagonists(such as Losartan) would help, there are many articles suggesting a pathway, but before I take these drugs i wanted to know if any of you tried these? I know that Beta Blockers cause peyronies however i think Losartan can really help Peyronie's, i just wanted to ask if any of you guys tried Losartan or any ACE inhibitors before?

[jj21]

Most people who tried these never come back to report.... I've been asking if people who tried HGH or bpc 157 had any decent results but most people don't come back... Not sure if it worked or failed...

But i'm glad you're here trying everything and anything.

If you try it keep us updated, n try and do it a safe way hopefully.

JJ

[Paolo]

Hey Hontas and jj21, below is a link discussing (non peyronie's) regarding peptide BPC-157;

https://raypeatforum.com/community/threads/bpc-157-peptide-has-changed-my-life.28349/#post-422131

If either of you guys take this further then please keep the forum updated, please  
Paul.

[pey ron]

I have stocked my drawers up with both sartans like losartan and ACE inhibitors like enalapril. I believe enalaprile is way better than losartan and yet I am afraid to take it. Most papers show that enalapril is very good for fibrosis, but then 1-2 papers say the opposite.

[Hontas]

My current treatment is Hydrocortisone cream with Verapamil Gel %2 and i am not holding back. I am taking Potaba also. However i just developed a new curve and scar site so i hope glucortioids can save me from this. It worked so damn well when i first tried it, maybe i should up the dose of it. My next treatment plan is getting Losartan and maybe trying taking Colchicine in 1.5 mg doses once every week. Cialis every three days seems to also look good on paper. I just don't want to take it right after an injury since i think it is counteractive on that time frame.

pey ron

We need to be ballsy. I know its hard to dive deep into unknown but its worse to feel bad due to not acting before. I should never ever take hypertension meds but here i am taking them even though i have heart conduction issues. At least no major problems so i can still take meds that can make me hypo. I am really inclined to believe now that i have some sort of hidden or early onset sclerosis and that gives me hope on a spontaneous resolution. I don't have even a mild calcification imo.

[jj21]

Paolo - Thanks for that link. That guy seemed to have great results from BPC 157.

I will definitely be trying it in a few weeks, the problem is finding a good supplier.

Will keep you guys updated.

JJ