Recent content by 5minutesbeforemiracle

Someone on reddit was a participant in the ongoing HMI clinical trials, and was posting updates about their results. Another person decided to report the trial participant to the people running the trials (citing safety concerns or something), and then the participant got in trouble and has now...

That guy is a total fuckhead. I'm sure he's feeling some sense of victory for his accomplishment, but overall I'm sure he's a very sad and sour loser in life who's consistently been dealt bad hands and losses.

Different angle and lighting. It's hard to tell.

I knew they were unlikely to be legit when ages ago they used the line "12x better than leading drugs", and are still using that line on their website today! It's such a shady, vague line. Like, 12x better in which way? Grows 12x as much hair? Halts hairloss 12x faster? "12x easier to apply"...

I have a question for you: Did you read the first page of this thread?

Did you try finasteride before jumping on dutasteride?

Too early to say after just 31 days because it should take months after stopping dutasteride for the effects to wear off. It's not like minoxidil where if someone stops they very quickly start a monster shed. Pyri targets the same sh*t as RU, but is much more effective, so definitely is a good...

No it's not. They even have a website now, whereas they didn't around when this thread was made.

Interesting. Thanks!

For some people it might not be powerful enough as a standalone treatment. I imagine this + finasteride would be a better treatment than dutasteride solo.

How do you administer it subcutaneously?

Did you try it alongside any other therapies? And have you responded to any previous treatments?

You can google the risks for each which will be better than me telling you. I'll elaborate that with finasteride the risks are a bit more severe than they officially describe. Look up Post-Finasteride Syndrome (PFS) so you fully know what you're getting in to. Topical finasteride has a lower...

Interesting bit of research I cam across: "There appears to be a dissociation between the peak plasma concentration and the antihypertensive response owing to the fact that minoxidil rapidly leaves the plasma on its way to the principal site of action, that is, the vascular smooth-muscle...

Each carries their own risks, and the risks don't multiply on top of each other like you're implying. For example, you probably already know oral finasteride's risk profile. Taking oral minoxidil or topical finasteride on top of that doesn't change oral finasteride's risk to you.