Recent content by RAY-MAN

I just looked online and used this company https://www.mineralstate.co.uk/hair-analysis-test/

I don't...It's just another thing to rule out.

Interesting! i'll look into the magnesium. It's just weird though because you usally have high concentrations of calcium in the blood before it spreads to the soft tissues. I was getting around 1000mg of calcium per day, 50/50 diet and supplement. So as of now i'll make sure i'm getting adequate...

I'm just trying to boost mine for fatigue issues but the protocol would still apply to you.

I currently have lower end ferritin levels 69ug/L (Range 30 - 400). I've always took a multivitamin that included iron but my levels are still low. What i didn't know is that if it contained calcium the iron wont absorb optimally. As of today what i'm doing is taking a multivitamin without iron...

Calcium on hair analysis is high but calcium blood tests are in normal range. Any idea what could be causing this?

In general i've heard manufacturers will sometimes use a cheaper material than the one specified like nickel etc. considering you are penetrating your skin with these and blood is drawn, could you get some level of poisoning?

Where about is this pharmacy? I might be moving to spain next year and need to get a finasteride source.

Thanks. I'll test it out at some point.

Interesting..i thought ketoconazole shampoos just helped with dandruff. Whats the minimum you could use it per week and get that benefit?

What benefit would that have?

oxfordonlinepharmacy. Used them since starting last year. There the best prices you'll find.

Thanks i'll look into that if my issue arises again. I've recently found out my problem was a lack of sodium in my diet. My bp was already on the lower side of normal, then when combined with minoxidil it push it over the edge. I've been on 1ml minoxidil for about a week now and seems to be ok...

I'm not interested in using experimental compounds.

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