The fact is that in order to increase body weight, cattle are fed with supplements containing hormones. And 80% of the hormones that are added to feed pigs for a rapid increase in the number ... That is why it is during this period that an increase in body weight can be observed. Testosterone is used to increase body weight.
Makes sense. Thanks!
I was using Xanax because of insomnia. Xanax lowers the libido and causes ED if taken for a long time.
My Crown is the only part which isn't responding to spironolactone. I have started topical estradiol. It gives me racing hurt. I never knew that it's a possible side effect of estradiol.
If that calcification/fibrosis theory is true, try stronger minoxidil solution. I wouldn't place much hopes on estradiol because it works only by going systematic. As for aromatase specifically on scalp, even alcohol in minoxidil does that. It is your wish however.
I am already drinking 0.5 ml minoxidil but to no avail.
No no, you'll have to apply it topically in the area where fibrosis has taken place, otherwise other treatments will not be that effective.
Nope, I haven't got any tests in forever. So, I can't attest to your claims. But I feel like I'm doing good. Also, a couple of days ago, I started using Estrogel (0.06%, meh) on my hairline and face, because even if my hairline is very round and low, it's not symmetrical and I've got a bunch of fuzzy hairs on the left side of my widow's peak and I want my hairline to come down to the lowest point of my widow's peak, even if it's like 50% scanty so I can use Dermmatch to make is symmetrical and awesome AF.
I used to apply 3 ml of minoxidil there for the last three years. I stopped topical minoxidil because it wasn't working.
Lol, no. Why would my testicles shrink?
Is it Clomid risky for hair or testicles?
Bicalutamide has a very low binding capacity as compared to regular androgens like testosterone and DHT. The only reason it's able to work for hair loss is because of its elimination half life. Since its elimination half life is around a week, its concentration builds up inside the body and thanks to basic chemical kinetics [the rate of a reaction is the product of the rate constant and (a power of) the concentration of its reactants; the rate constant gives it away for bicalutamide but concentration declares its victory in hairloss].
Yes, my parents do say some things but not a lot. And for that matter, hair loss is a big issue of self esteem, so grave that I was able to convince them to let me take this step, and to my surprise, even my father takes bicalutamide now, hoping his hair would return. I don't have a problem with that, since it can prevent prostate cancer too.
Well, yes. Never more than 100 (I hate you shampoo days), never less than 10, but I have this crazy habit of constantly combing through my long hairs, so I guess I can't complain. I'm still sceptical of whether this claim of shedding 50-100 hairs a day being normal is really authentic or not. (I can notice all of my shedding because my hair is pretty much all the time in a shower cap.)
Why do I see all Indians here are extremely educated?
It's been two years of reading and re-reading and researching and re-researching for me, though I stopped after a year because of my college. I feel like I've missed out on so many cool updates about different types of regimens. Sigh, I'm not that well educated on this topic anymore, but whatever, thanks.
My parents do notice changes and my father keeps complaining about gynecomastia, but I don't let him win. With all the science I can use to counterargument his complaints, I always win. Just yesterday, he brought me my new stock of bicalutamide for the next five months. So cool, right?
This is so wrong, right? I know that people with thick hair shed more than those with thin hair, and obviously, my scalp is much less visible now, so obviously I've thickened up, but on the expense of leaving trails of long hair everywhere I go in my college where I can't live with my shower caps 24×7. I wish there was a way to stop this eternal shedding.
