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An '''anaphrodisiac''' is a drug that tends to reduce the [[libido]], thus enabling [[inceldom]] sufferers to go to work, college, etc. healthily. Taking such pills is a technique used by some [[nearcels]], [[nymphocels]], [[truecels]] and [[incels]] in order to cope with the [[Adverse effects of inceldom|pain of inceldom]]. | An '''anaphrodisiac''' is a drug that tends to reduce the [[libido]], thus enabling [[inceldom]] sufferers to go to work, college, etc. healthily. Taking such pills is a technique used by some [[nearcels]], [[nymphocels]], [[truecels]] and [[incels]] in order to cope with the [[Adverse effects of inceldom|pain of inceldom]]. | ||
Although the Incel Wiki does not advocate taking any drastic forms of medicinal | Some natural and safe anaphrodisiacs include ginseng, ashwagandha, and maca. | ||
Examples of other anaphrodisiacs include opioids (e.g. morphine, heroin), alcohol, nicotine. Obviously, everything mentioned is '''strongly not recommended''' for usage because it '''destroys your neuro system and dopamine levels'''. Also, it '''can cause sexual dysfunctions'''. | |||
Although the Incel Wiki does not advocate taking any drastic forms of medicinal anaphrodisiacs, mild forms (such as antidepressants) taken in low dosages are less likely to have long-term side-effects. | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
*[[Psychiatry]] | *[[Psychiatry]] | ||