Fluridil

[littlejon77]

I have read many posts about people using fluridil here and it has stopped their shedding cold turkey. I've been using fluridil for 6 months now and I'm still shedding the same amount of hair as I was before I was on Fluridil. Does anoyone else here take fluridil and still shed at the same rate as when they began fluridl treatmentl? Is it similar to propecia in regards that you go through a shed and then the hair will come back thicker down the road?

 

[GourmetStyleWellness]

I have read many posts about people using fluridil here and it has stopped their shedding cold turkey. I've been using fluridil for 6 months now and I'm still shedding the same amount of hair as I was before I was on Fluridil. Does anoyone else here take fluridil and still shed at the same rate as when they began fluridl treatmentl? Is it similar to propecia in regards that you go through a shed and then the hair will come back thicker down the road?

Your regimen seems to be Tricomin + Nizoral + Fluridil.

Why no Rogaine? No Propecia? No spironolactone? No Revivogen?

"You can lead a horse to water.."

gourmetstylewellness.com

 

[littlejon77]

Well....spironolactone and revivogen are not proven treatments...so if I'm going to use an unproven treatment....might as well go with the supposely most powerful anit-androgen on the market. I will not go on propecia because I'm not interested in altering my hormones and elevating my estrogen. Rogaine....I might eventually do that.

 

[Goingat20]

I'm not interested in altering my hormones and elevating my estrogen

Have a good read on propecia. See why is it FDA approven... It wont increase your estrogen levels..

 

[littlejon77]

I have read studies on propecia.....testosterone inceases (initially) and DHT decreases. Lower DHT = increase in estrogen serum.

 

[THFC]

do you have long hair?..perhaps your not getting enough serum to the scalp?...i dnt know, you could try spironolactone? a lil cheaper but in essence the same thing?....ive been on fluridil for just three weeks...i too heard some good accounts from posters on what it has done for them, i hope fluridil works better for me then it did you....also i had read somewhere if you have aggressive male pattern baldness then it would probably not be that effective, are you going to stick at it? according to the leaflet your hair loss should have subsided by 4-6 weeks, and around now(6 months) you should see the growth of small fine baby hairs....maybe if you go off the fluriil you hair loss will be accelerated further?...perhaps it is doing something for you, but your just not seeing it. anyways i hope some1 else can shed some more ligth on this for both you and i

 

[GourmetStyleWellness]

Well....spironolactone and revivogen are not proven treatments...so if I'm going to use an unproven treatment....might as well go with the supposely most powerful anit-androgen on the market.

Independent 3rd party peer reviewed published data is available all over the place for both Topical Sprio and Revivogen, but apparently not for fluridil. Im not saying that its not worthwhile to try. Just not sure I would rate it *above* spironolactone or revivogen, if your criteria is data.

To quote Bryan Shelton:

Why haven't the very same doctors and researchers who have tested lots of OTHER drugs and chemicals for their antiandrogenc effects also tested fluridil by now?? I can think of at least two or three hamster flank-organ tests of topical spironolactone, for example, and there was no particular incentive at the time to do that except for the simple scientific advancement. There was also a flank-organ test of topical 11a-hydroxyprogesterone, for no apparent reason other than to test a previous claim by a different group about its antiandrogenic potential. There are also flank-organ tests of topical progesterone, for no clear reason other than scientific knowledge, and there's that exhaustive set of topical fatty acid tests by Liang & Liao! And then there's the flank-organ test of that naturally-derived herbal chemical (the name of which escapes me at the moment) that Waseda used. Furthermore, there are other hamster flank-organ tests of other exotic chemicals which aren't even well-known to the hairloss community, but have been published in the scientific literature for the use of doctors and researchers.

But despite all that, there's been NOT ONE SINGLE TEST of fluridil by anybody other than the original manufacturer. After all these years, isn't that just a little bit.....ODD??

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[littlejon77]

hmmm....point taken.

 

[littlejon77]

I'll give spironolactone and revivogen a shot for 6 months and compare it to my 6 months results on fluridil...which is nothing