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If it happened in the wake of a pregnancy, progesterone would be your first check. Your progesterone levels spike massively while pregnant and you usually get thicker hair as a result. When returning to normal levels, shedding or thinning is not uncommon. Unless you are developing a male...

Hair loss from dying your hair is actually fairly common. I've followed a number of women who suffered from this and they all tried the same things. Minoxidil, vitamins, random shampoos. None of those did a thing. A few end up trying spironolactone - which also does nothing. I've seen a few try Ru588 as...

I've been an advocate of Piroctone Olamine for years. It actually has a synergetic effect with Keto. Unlike Zinc P, they are more effective when stacked. And unlike Zinc P, it doesn't interfere with minoxidil. The problem is most shampoos that feature it have trivial amounts of it. There's a german...

I found a cancer study that I've never seen before and going into the guts of the research yielded some interesting information. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.4161/cbt.11.10.15187 Is it possible a small % of men may be affected in a similar way even in the absence of cancer?

This was definitely an interesting study. This study had over 1,000 male participants. And over 2,000 females. It was one of the largest sexual preference studies in the history of psychological research. It pretty much lays waste to basically everything you tend to hear in pop psych like...

So, I can find the source of your article https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/06/090626153511.htm It tells us "Wake Forest University psychologist Dustin Wood. co-authored by Claudia Brumbaugh of Queens College, appears in the June 2009 issue of the Journal of Personality and Social...

Lol, what? Tissues either have androgen receptors or they don't. Most tissues in the body don't have any androgen receptors. If they don't have androgen receptors, then DHT literally doesn't matter to them. Supplying cells with androgens has varying impacts but usually on other hormones. The...

PGD2 is downstream of DHT. If you're knocking out DHT, there's nothing to make PGD2 with. Dutasteride drops DHT levels by over 90%. PGD2 levels pretty much fall linearly to DHT. There are of course no studies comparing Seti to dutasteride. There's barely even clinical dutasteride studies. And almost...

I'd keep taking dutasteride at the dose you are taking it now, and just start back on finasteride at the same dose you were using before adding dutasteride. I wouldn't worry about dialing the dose in until the loss stops(unless sides overwhelm you).

You'd need to explain that biologically. While I'm open to the potential that the presence of more DHT may intensify orgasm, you seem to be implying something very different. It sounds like something along the lines of local tissue saturation and toxicity, which strikes me as very unlikely.

For one thing, Dutasteride is only better than finasteride once it reaches a certain saturation point. Up until about 0.2mg/day(over the course of about 3 months) Dutasteride will either be less effective or equally effective. Dutasteride is weird in how it works. It basically doesn't touch 5AR1...

You are correct that I use 0.25mg. It's slightly less effective according to the studies. I believe it's something like 85-90% as effective. My hairloss is only moderately aggressive. I lost about 0.7 Norwood over the course of 18 months without the Big 3(still not using minoxidil). Fell back another 0.2...

That's interesting and I haven't seen this before. What gave you the idea to try l-citrulline and at what dose? I know others get sexual sides on dutasteride and that would be handy if it works(especially if it doesn't cause shedding in some people). Daro's a b**ch to get ahold of right now, or...