Recent content by lacaz

I'm in search to try the natural way, but hard to choose which one and dosage. Is anyone already trying something? or have infos from others and can help? This march 2016 study is interesting as it list all our options http://www.bdjn.org/Journal_Prv_View.html?j_sub_num=51 "Natural...

Hi Armando, do you have knowledge on average dosage about capsaicin? do you know how strong would be a 1, 5 or 10% capsaicin solution compared to the topical tofacinitib used on the studies

Nice "The active studies are being conducted by various distinguished organizations, including the University of British Columbia and Vancouver General Hospital in Canada " From British Columbia Univ. there's a lab dedicated to hair research! Located in Vancouver General Hospital research...

FCKW36 the study linked by Opti, and the grandpas's one, and the drug mechanism show that it 'can' be benificial. But yeah it can do nothing, or slow a little bit the hairloss process, or save a few miniaturized,etc I think it depends on individuals like any drug, and in which proportion...

Wow thanks Opti that's perfect :) @KJ1982 Of course but for long I take nothing for my hair so it can only help even in little proportion. I will try this along a natural stat3 inhibitor also

OK thank you Champpy for the explication i will try to buy the 3% As for the side effects, it's quite like when you look aspirin possible side effects, it's scary. But they say at 3% for the vast majority there's no side effects report, and if there is, just stop the application, so i think...

yeah it surely some of the temporary hair loss from the medication that will come back. But for the high atRAs, it's aggravating factors for the long term' process. To Image the thing for exemple a guy will develop his entire predisposed baldness in 10/15 years instead of 30/40. the balding...

I never see that statement from follica aswell, maybe it will be more easy to have better results in those areas, but I never see that kind of statement in the other wound-induced hair neogenesis studies I looked About the Diclofenac, apparently twice daily even at 3% is possible USES: This...

I thinked of that too, but they are scientists who know well about those actinic keratosis, they would have at least talked about that possibility in this paper (paper wrote in the goal of understand /explain why there is hair growth and when you look the mechanism of action of the drug, it is...

Yes on studies it tells that it can change permanently the genes expression in the cells. Means that the aldh1a3 (who is transforming enzymes in atRAs and so determinate the level of atRA) will be more active for life longterm then it depend on how strong accutane alterated our RA metabolism...

This case in this late 2015 study quite impressed me / "Topical Diclofenac 3% Gel for Actinic Keratosis May Induce Terminal Hair in Male Androgenetic Alopecia: A Report of Three Cases"...

Hello guys I've been searching for almost 2 yrs on the subject, and searched almost all the studies, and here's how accutane is definitly accelerating our genetic baldness with 4 factors: An exogenous apport of retinoic acid in the metabolism (like we had for treating acne) make long term...

You're right on some point macaroni, but it's not my theory, those researchers explained in détails how altered vitA metabolism lead to hair loss. Everyone is different regarding accutane effect on the metabolism/signaling, some took it, but acne come back, and don't have metabolic changes...

A cytopathologist in France confirmed me that there's really high probability that those high atRA levels is REALLY AGGRAVATING the hair loss and make the Androgenetic Alopecia process happen sooner faster! we need that aldh1A1 inhbitor , the direct effect showed in the study is lowerng the retinoic acids in our...

Hello vita, I'm on a LPP/FFA forum, and other women also linked retin A use with their hair loss disease. So yes it's possible "the article talks about the findings that vitamin A and retinoid products are directly correlated to creating metabolism alteration which they're saying is the reason...