everything I take is prescribed by a licensed physicianDo you get your bica from a Doctor or order it online?
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everything I take is prescribed by a licensed physicianDo you get your bica from a Doctor or order it online?
Then consider yourself lucky for maintaining an apparent full head of hair on finasteride/duta. I really hope I can maintain my hair for 10-15 years so I can pass the crucial 20s.Bro my hair loss started 10 years back, that too at an extremely high pace.Thanks to dutasteride and finasteride which helped me all those days. I only resorted to spironolactone when everyone was telling me that I am gonna loose my hair.
Mate, you seem to apply lots of oil on hair (like fellow Indians) it's rather natural that some part of your scalp would be visible.Bro my hair loss started 10 years back, that too at an extremely high pace.Thanks to dutasteride and finasteride which helped me all those days. I only resorted to spironolactone when everyone was telling me that I am gonna loose my hair.
If you look at the chemical structure of SAA's, it is almost identical to that of androgens in fact.
One would f*** himself up really hard if he tries to block all AR signaling ... More so while not taking estrogen. Our bodies aren't supposed to be without AR signaling, right?basically NSAA's were made to prevent ANY ar signaling by >90% by action of full antagonism of the AR.
SAA's no matter how high of the dose will always have Androgen receptor partial agonism, where SAA's binds to the androgen receptor and causes it to express much more weakly than if an androgen such as testosterone or DHT had bound to it.
So no matter how high the dose of the SAA, there will always be SOME degree of AR signaling.
If you look at the chemical structure of SAA's, it is almost identical to that of androgens in fact.
SAA's act as very weak molecular androgens that bind to the androgen receptor and activate it with a lot less androgenicity therefore effect on AR signaling than something such as endogenous testosterone or DHT would be doing.It has be close to identical otherwise how would SAAs bind to ARs?
AR signaling is only present in breast tissue, prostate, skin, hair follicles, and testicles (but testicles only require 5-10% of average male levels of ar signaling for spermatogenesis). So having low AR signaling is considered a good genetic trait if anything. The only downside to low AR signaling is gyno.One would f*** himself up really hard if he tries to block all AR signaling ... More so while not taking estrogen. Our bodies aren't supposed to be without AR signaling, right?
So basically SAA's are androgens but just weak ones, therefore they act as antiandrogens BUT can also possess androgenic properties especially in an androgen depleted environment. This has been demonstrated in prostate cancer
AR signaling is only present in breast tissue, prostate, skin, hair follicles, and testicles (but testicles only require 5-10% of average male levels of ar signaling for spermatogenesis). So having low AR signaling is considered a good genetic trait if anything. The only downside to low AR signaling is gyno.
Of course, you will.Then consider yourself lucky for maintaining an apparent full head of hair on finasteride/duta. I really hope I can maintain my hair for 10-15 years so I can pass the crucial 20s.
Little fuzzies, im so excited lol.
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add progesterone 100ml, how much do you take spironolactone?Spironolactone gave me regrowth but only on the forelock that I have to admit. But elsewhere, it is failing to stop my balding.
300 mg.add progesterone 100ml, how much do you take spironolactone?
and muscle, bone and brainAR signaling is only present in breast tissue, prostate, skin, hair follicles, and testicles
those parts of the body rely on ar activation, not ar signalingand muscle, bone and brain
you can take saa's with nasa's, I'm just saying there will always be a degree of AR signaling with SAA's.Hi, everyone! Long time lurk here.
Thanks to all of you. This thread should be nominated for PhD degree!
I decided to start my HRT journey without any doubts and I saw some signs of regrowth finally.
So one question made me join this thread after reading few last pages is about taking bica along with other AAs like cpa.
I've noticed that each of you take either e.g. 100mg spironolactone+ 25mg cpa or 50mg bica. None of you mixed them in one regimen.
I've read what DHTcel told about SAA's and NSAA's.
But is there any strong 'No' becides that for not taking bica along with the spironolactone and cypro? Will overall effect become stronger?
not true, those parts of the body rely on ar activation.
thats why I haven't lost any muscle mass on bica, and the drug actually increases bone mineral density
you can take saa's with nasa's, I'm just saying there will always be a degree of AR signaling with SAA's.
um with your regimen your T levels are likely in female range. 50mg of bica is well overkill for that since the oncologist ive talked to and all the studies support the idea that bica blocks 10ng/dl of T per 1mg. You could drop your dose to 10mg bica per day and you would get the same hair benefits.Thanks for reply. Now I understand your message about SAA's completely.