- Reaction score
- 211
The study never specified if it was the zink itself with the anti-androgenic effects. This implies its rather the sulfate (zinc salt) thats doing the magic. Because theres definetely less zinc in zinc sulfate than...actual zinc. I can buy zinc solutions with very low molecular weights, which would make skin penetration much easier.
Either way, i can buy like 500g of it for like 25€. Seeing how both the studies and worm use very low amounts, this is going to last me for the next 5 years lol.
Worm uses 10-20mg of zinc sulfate and 3-6mg of b6. I wonder if higher doses would yield better results
@Haironnu just buy the powder
Bruh you serious.
that’s a quote straight from the study. Also in bph they found significantly reduced zinc levels than in controls. And in bph the prostate expresses high levels of dht.
“At high concentrations, zinc could completely inhibit the enzyme activity. Azelaic acid was also a potent inhibitor of 5 alpha-reductase;”