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Reference? Unless it's animal data in which case don't worry about it.
The part in bold doesn't contradict your original thought because of the 2nd part in bold. Nandrolone increasing Dopamine makes no sense whatsoever. The MOA isn't there. It definetly inhibits it - the question is whether that level of inhibition is more/less than other forms of AAS.
Regarding amphetamine use, we don't need more serotonin in the system - AAS gives us plenty of that as it is. Considering the availability of Caber, I fail to see any reason to go with a more general form of medication to a very specific problem.
I have three references, but they all used rats... I can still post the studies if you like, but you said you didn't want to see them above...
I was not suggesting that ND increased DA, just that there was an observed increase in up-regulation of DA transporters, thus increasing DA activity. Not suggesting it increases DA, just that any DA related activity was increased.