cb 03 01 actually works considering skipping ru58841?

[pollutionbrain]

The last 6 years I've been shedding atleast 200 hairs daily and now since 2 days of using cb 03 01 its 100 hairs a day or less which is normal. Most my hair grows back but this year i noticed thin spots in the mirror so I started treatment. I've been using minoxidil for 3 weeks and I'm going to start use dermapen. Minoxidil has not affected my shedding at all.

I'm a bit worried that cb 03 01 isn't strong enough and minoxidil combined with using dermapen is going to cover the baldness caused by DHT. Any advice on how I should proceed, if cb 03 01 pretty much halts and regrows some of my hair then ru58841 is not really worth it I think but how am I supposed to know? Oh and I tried finasteride and got absolutely bodied by it, never touching it again. Actually if i saw finasteride infront of me I would leave, it was an awful experience.

 

[jazz1]

How did you mix it and where did you buy it? Dosage etc?

 

[Esquire Janey]

That substance is of marginal usefulness as is RU, and it certainly did not halve your hair loss in two days! By what process would this even be possible given what we know about hair growth cycles. Anyone counting hair in the drain that amounts to 200 hairs a day has reached the area of OCD. You are also saying things that everyone on here has heard before, mostly about purported recoveries from past hair fall. It never happens. 99 percent of sheds involve miniaturization of the hair follicle and they rarely if ever "grow back". What you call a shed is simply incipient baldness. It sucks but it's the truth. The people complaining about shedding but who claim that they are not going bald are always wrong. Vitamins don't work. Oral minoxidil might grow cosmetically significant hair but none of these quasi-hormonal remedies work for men. They lust for them for years and then finally try them and there's never any cosmetically significant improvement. Best of luck. We've all been there, so to speak.

Finasteride might cause stabilization though and along with oral minoxidil, you could regrow cosmetically significant amounts of hair but RU and CB won't do it. They are expensive, hard to get and well-nigh worthless. You might add derma rolling and keto shampoo to reduce inflammation and sebum. Retin-A is likely to help some so use this and liquid min after derma rolling for perhaps synergistic effects. Derma rolling can produce what I would call almost cosmetically significant hair regrowth but this growth is exceptionally unstable and probably not worth it for most people unless they have scarring or have had a past hair transplant.

 

[losingbattle88]

That substance is of marginal usefulness as is RU, and it certainly did not halve your hair loss in two days! By what process would this even be possible given what we know about hair growth cycles. Anyone counting hair in the drain that amounts to 200 hairs a day has reached the area of OCD. You are also saying things that everyone on here has heard before, mostly about purported recoveries from past hair fall. It never happens. 99 percent of sheds involve miniaturization of the hair follicle and they rarely if ever "grow back". What you call a shed is simply incipient baldness. It sucks but it's the truth. The people complaining about shedding but who claim that they are not going bald are always wrong. Vitamins don't work. Oral minoxidil might grow cosmetically significant hair but none of these quasi-hormonal remedies work for men. They lust for them for years and then finally try them and there's never any cosmetically significant improvement. Best of luck. We've all been there, so to speak.

Finasteride might cause stabilization though and along with oral minoxidil, you could regrow cosmetically significant amounts of hair but RU and CB won't do it. They are expensive, hard to get and well-nigh worthless. You might add derma rolling and keto shampoo to reduce inflammation and sebum. Retin-A is likely to help some so use this and liquid min after derma rolling for perhaps synergistic effects. Derma rolling can produce what I would call almost cosmetically significant hair regrowth but this growth is exceptionally unstable and probably not worth it for most people unless they have scarring or have had a past hair transplant.

Good comment.

 

[Esquire Janey]

Good comment.

<curtsies>. Thanks for the compliment.