Exploring The Hormonal Route. Hair=life.

[Obsessive]

Yes, Ein took it and he had fantastic results.
Why would it be detrimental to hair?
(Maybe people thought it increases IGF1 but it doesn't ; Infact, researches show it decreases it.)

Also, as against tamoxifen, it's effects are largely/completely breast specific.

I'd love to add metformin for anti-aging effects but wasn't convinced that the anti-aromatase activity is really localized to breast tissue. I mean, people say the same thing for ralox and both NWO wolfpack and myself notice thinnking on ralox.

 

[I'mme]

I'm waiting to see more bical success stories before using it. I don't fear side effects, but am more concerned with using something that has (possibly) worked for only 3-4 people.

Nah, I'm asking for topical?

It worked for hemingway guy straight away: from the very first day. If it ( topical bical) is going work within first week, I'm up for it. (Work here would mean reduced/halted shedding as it is not possible to regrwo hair w/in such short period.)

 

[I'mme]

I'd love to add metformin for anti-aging effects but wasn't convinced that the anti-aromatase activity is really localized to breast tissue. I mean, people say the same thing for ralox and both NWO wolfpack and myself notice thinnking on ralox.

I have only read one study but have seen 2 people taking it for the purpose; the reason I asked Stephen to take it till he notices gyno and if gyno still occurs to him, he should start taking raloxifene.

I agree; from readings I just think it'd be less harmful than tamoxifen.

 

[DHTcel]

Nah, I'm asking for topical?

It worked for hemingway guy straight away: from the very first day. If it ( topical bical) is going work within first week, I'm up for it. (Work here would mean reduced/halted shedding as it is not possible to regrwo hair w/in such short period.)

I do 1 minute comb tests 2x a week. On dutasteride even after 4-5 months I was losing 35-50 hairs in my comb tests. In my last two comb tests this week for bicalutamide it was 1 hair both times.

 

[I'mme]

I do 1 minute comb tests 2x a week. On dutasteride even after 4-5 months I was losing 35-60 hairs in my comb tests. In my last two comb tests for bicalutamide it was 1 hair both times.

Dear, I'm talking about topical bicalutamide, not oral. You're on oral right?

 

[DHTcel]

Dear, I'm talking about topical bicalutamide, not oral. You're on oral right?

yeah, I tried topical bicalutamide and that was more effective than nothing.
oral bicalutamide is a LOT stronger than topical though

 

[I'mme]

yeah, I tried topical bicalutamide and that was more effective than nothing.
oral bicalutamide is a LOT stronger than topical though

So you're saying that you lose 1 hair on bicalutamide oral vs. 35-60 on Duta when you do comb tests?

 

[DHTcel]

So you're saying that you lose 1 hair on bicalutamide oral vs. 35-60 on Duta when you do comb tests?

yes

 

[revivemycurls]

Guys, I know it might sound stupid or futile, I have been trying to take dutasteride sublingually.
I keep it under my tongue...the capusle dissolves and some very bitter/burny liquid oozes...i i l it stay for a few more minutes till i gulp it down with water. Is this process correct to take something sublingually?

Generally soeaking even for meds taken bucally, if its a capsule i am sure it dissolves and some liquid oozes out. What do you do with it? wait and gulp down?

 

[Ikarus]

Guys, I know it might sound stupid or futile, I have been trying to take dutasteride sublingually.
I keep it under my tongue...the capusle dissolves and some very bitter/burny liquid oozes...i i l it stay for a few more minutes till i gulp it down with water. Is this process correct to take something sublingually?

Generally soeaking even for meds taken bucally, if its a capsule i am sure it dissolves and some liquid oozes out. What do you do with it? wait and gulp down?

Why are you taking dutasteride sublingually...? Not all medications can be used for sublingual use. It’s a capsule which has to be taken orally.

 

[revivemycurls]

just so its more in blood and I avoid the risk of liver damage it might cause over a long term. I have been an year and a half plus on dutasteride so I want to see if having that in blood would raise its efficacy at this time.

 

[revivemycurls]

@Ikarus could you please confirm if the method I tried is the right method for taking it sublingual.

 

[revivemycurls]

besides theres got to be a labrat for this one too
Also I read Rob Lowe took finasteride through his veins. Idk how true that is.
https://www.hairlosscure2020.com/page/3/

 

[Ikarus]

@Ikarus could you please confirm if the method I tried is the right method for taking it sublingual.

You can’t take it sublingually...

 

[LEXUS]

it is very bitter and sour. you can ruin your teeth. but at the same time you save the liver. because avodart is the most harmful of all the tablets we take. for example, cipro compared with avodart is just a toy.

 

[LEXUS]

Avodart is really worse than cypro for liver ?

for me, yes. Flutamide is considered the most harmful. but I do not accept it. from avodart I have terrible side effects. not a single antiandrogen will have so many side effects. after cyproterone and spironolactone, my liver is perfect. I think even alcohol does more harm than my regimen. but I don't drink.

 

[I'mme]

Consulted a dermatologist again. Was really flattered seeing his knowledge on hair loss. Second you @Ikarus here.

Diagnosed me with Androgenic alopecia and wrote finasteride and minoxidil topical in prescription.

I'm in horrible mood today - why the f*** my previous dermatos kept giving me selsun shampoo and kept telling me that hair loss is because of seborrhoeic dermatitis. Only because of these mofus I'm here with 40% (or even less since I'm shedding 200+ hair last few days) density.

Don't know what to do. No improvement on finasteride (both t and oral) and minoxidil topical.

 

[BigOl'BaldingHead]

Consulted a dermatologist again. Was really flattered seeing his knowledge on hair loss. Second you @Ikarus here.

Diagnosed me with Androgenic alopecia and wrote finasteride and minoxidil topical in prescription.

I'm in horrible mood today - why the f*** my previous dermatos kept giving me selsun shampoo and kept telling me that hair loss is because of seborrhoeic dermatitis. Only because of these mofus I'm here with 40% (or even less since I'm shedding 200+ hair last few days) density.

Don't know what to do. No improvement on finasteride (both t and oral) and minoxidil topical.

You might want to blur your full name.

 

[I'mme]

You might want to blur your full name.

Don't care. Nobody on this earth can do anything to me. Androgenetic Alopecia starting at 14 has done much more to me than my enemies would ever be able to do. Yash is really a good name anyway.

 

[I'mme]

Deleted anyway.