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Yep! as justlooking said, DHT and Propecia (finasteride) is the better course of action to take, if you use minoxidil (Rogaine) alone you are likely to see you results taper off after a couple of years or so and return increasingly smaller results. If Propecia is costs too much money, use...

I doubt very much you can go from a consitent twice a day application to a once a day with the occasional week off here and there and expect the same results. Good Luck ! Keep us updated.

Even if you leave Nizoral on for 10 minutes twice a day it will probably not provide sufficient DHT inhibition to make any difference to your hair, it is only of some use when used along side a more potent DHT inhibitor like finasteride or spironolactone.

1 in 10 people have bad skin reactions to PPG. Dr Lee makes a low PPG forumla minoxidil which is 'Standard minoxidil' product number 500 @ http://www.xandrox.com, this is a very fast drying formula and is non-greay and much more usable from a cosmetic point of view than Rogaine. He also makes...

If you reduce you applictions to once a day expect your results to taper off accordingly. Taking a few days or weeks off will undoubtedly lead to hair loss.

:) Yes I can see why that may seem mysterious to those of you in gods country, Boots is a large chain of pharmacies here in the UK.

I'm in, where do I sign ?

LOL! That's exactly how I would do it.

If you join a clinical trial as a participant you will have to stop using minoxidil and finasteride (or any other hair loss medication) as these would obviously skew the results leaving any conclusions and trial data worthless. You will need to stop your medication months before the trial in...

Re: real Proscar :roll:

Minoxidil (Rogaine) alone will not stop the balding process, it may give you some additional growth in the first 1 or 2 years, but after that you will most probably start to thin/recede once more.

I use 1.5ml - 2ml in each application, some people may find 0.5ml will cover their thin parts.

SSRIs do not cause hair loss.