In Desperate Need Of Advice On Scalp Anti-inflammation!! Please!!

[buckthorn]

Bucky have your dog lick your scalp. I think that might be the cure.

I am pretty sure the minoxidil, toppix and hair spray would instantly kill him.

 

[sunchyme1]

@buckthorn maybe your dog bit you and now your slowly turning into a dog yourself. like the movie 'the fly'

 

[sunchyme1]

@buckthorn do you find yourself getting more and more attracted to animals than people these days?

 

[buckthorn]

@buckthorn do you find yourself getting more and more attracted to animals than people these days?

Of course and hence, your Mom.

 

[sunchyme1]

Of course and hence, your Mom.

she is a dirty b**ch i agree

 

[sunchyme1]

i believe we are getting closer to solving your problem mate

 

[buckthorn]

i believe we are getting closer to solving your problem mate

hahaha, you're such a punk ***!

 

[Afro_Vacancy]

don't even know what that is!! ??? I have tried the tea tree oil shampoo, I have tried nizoral (1 and 2% keto) and most other things.

The CDnuts protocol is one of the most successful methods of curing post-finasteride syndrome.

 

[sunchyme1]

The CDnuts protocol is one of the most successful methods of curing post-finasteride syndrome.

i think we can rule this out mate

this appears to be some kind of animal mutation on a deep cellular level

i dont think fasting and a few herbs will help here

 

[INT]

Google 'zix'. Not everyone gets results hair-wise but most people at least mention an improvement in scalp health.

 

[Afro_Vacancy]

But in what does it consist??

Extended fast, followed by rebooting the digestive system, high intensity interval training and resistance training with low-inflammation foods, and sometimes cycling of hormones/herbs.

 

[sunchyme1]

@buckthorn have you tried nizoral?

 

[buckthorn]

The CDnuts protocol is one of the most successful methods of curing post-finasteride syndrome.

I don't have "PFD"... I have the opposite.

 

[tjnpdx]

Probably another futile post, but I HAVE to keep trying. I tried finasteride for a year in 2015 which caused unexplainable inflammation, which continues to this day.

It's unbearable. I can't cope with this.

Now, it is this INTENSE pressure throughout the entire hair line. Like blood is just rushing to the area all the time. Burning also. I have itching and crawling through midscalp and crown, which basically stops on the sides and back in the NW7 pattern. Still losing way too much hair throughout.

Here's what I've tried religiously.

-minoxidil
-stemox
-antiinflammatory supplements - curcumin, tumeric, etc...
- sprays - metaderm

The only thing that ACTUALLY works is drinking, which I cannot continue to do. If I don't drink, my nights are a nightmare just because of the horrendous inflammation.

Honestly, I'd suggest overdosing on Green Tea all day. Decaf if you're drinking in the afternoon. Green tea hasn't brought my hair back, but as far as inflammation goes, it's amazing. Had horrible acne until I made it a routine, and it's an anxiolytic, which is also good. Just one option to consider. Nizoral as well, of course.

 

[Pequod]

You might try a different brand of shampoo and conditioner, as it could be an allergy of some sort.

 

[sunchyme1]

@buckthorn would you have sex with your dog if it meant your inflammation stopped?

 

[sunchyme1]

@buckthorn do you ever find yourself being turned on by your dog?

Just trying to build a clearer picture of what's going on here

 

[sunchyme1]

@buckthorn

 

[sunchyme1]

@buckthorn

https://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/bestiality

 

[Runninghair]

@buckthorn you ever tried castor oil? Or any essential oils?

Im starting this wkend and going to do it daily for few months. Ill let you know if it helps scalp