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Minoxidil?
Exploring The Hormonal Route. Hair=life.
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This regime I never used minoxidil.
Strictly diet, microneedling, aggressive head massages and specific topical oils.
There is an interesting point about DHTcel. Bicalutamide reaches full concentration after 3 months. But he got the result after 2.5 months. This means that he could get the result at a lower dose, but this would take six months after the complete accumulation of Bica
That is, he got results before his 150mg dose actually took effect.
That is, he got results before his 150mg dose actually took effect.
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Hella! Thats impressive, whats youre treatment have been like!?
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Maybe your hairloss is not androgenic in nature
i dont know what the hell it was. I tried to go vegan in 2015 having a severe malnutrition diet and i destroyed my temples, especially my left one it went back so far(I hid it in the photos due to shame)
it never grew back. I was super depressed and i begun using nizoral shampoo and it caused me to diffuse on top of my hairloss.
It never got worse than that it always stayed the way it was.
I didn't even know about what hairloss was when I was 20 years old. I thought bald people always shaved their head or were temporarily sick.
So I consulted taeian about my hairloss and he told me to fix my diet. I got serious so that photo is the result. I'm going to pick it up again on march 1st because it's mentally exhausting to eat the same thing every day and do oils in ur hair constantly.
ketoconazole cream 2%, rosemary oil, emu oil, peppermint oil, etc.
Painful 2.5mm microneedling with derm pen,
hardcore dieting
im also gonna include specific excercises to get the blood pumping to my head. apparently the reason why people dont recover their temples 100% is because blood restriction is so limited there. so im gonna test that part out.
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yeah but most people don't have sh*t diet, nutritional deficiencies and parasites
90% of people have a western diet which is basically garbage. A western diet that consists of dairy and fake processed food like bread, etc.
He also mentioned he had natural male pattern baldness on top of that.
There's another guy who had full recovery as well.
whether you have male pattern baldness or not this regime recovers your hair.
Your genetics shows how far your hair will tolerate the whiplashes when you're eating cereal with milk for breakfast or occasionally eating that pizza on Friday night.
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He needed 150mg becausw his test levels were high
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That is very impressive. Did the overall density on the top of the scalp thicken up? Also were you using topical estriol/estradiol at what dosage and how frequently? thanks in advance
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He doesnt even have androgenetic alopecia.
my hairline returned back by forcing it to grow through dieting, needling and topicals. If I had done nothing then it would have just stayed the exact same.
I damaged my hair and had a bald spot at the back of my head too which is clearly some for of male pattern baldness. It was a combination of malnutrition, pre-triggered hairloss and depression
The camel diet works for Everyone
Everywhere density increased, back, mid and front, even sides.
I used bi-estro cream 1 pump a day or sometimes 2.
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Indeed, he also takes very bad pictures.
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I agree at this point. Hair loss has many causes, which lead to a cascade event. Mine is driven by androgens, stress and chronic problems with digestion.
excuses and cope
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Alright: I havent started taking it yet, but...
Bicalutamide IS in my eyes a HEAVY stronger version than finasteride, when you just think about the medical usage and indication of it.
So it just MAKES SENSE to use it in severe and aggressive hair loss (like mine), to just STOP the loss. I still try to figure out how to do the regrowth, as I want to avoid topicals (my scalp is not very ok with substances on it, and hair as well).
Bicalutamide IS in my eyes a HEAVY stronger version than finasteride, when you just think about the medical usage and indication of it.
So it just MAKES SENSE to use it in severe and aggressive hair loss (like mine), to just STOP the loss. I still try to figure out how to do the regrowth, as I want to avoid topicals (my scalp is not very ok with substances on it, and hair as well).