interesting thing about revivogen and things like that

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This site clearly says that Saw palmetto does not reduce dht blood serum and will not stop any hair loss but they rate revivogen as an excellent alternative to propecia as well as crinagen...its funny because they both use saw palmetto, if it doesn't work why are they putting it in there??? especially when it has been proven that topically, saw palmetto is just not absorbed to the extent it would need to be productive. I think this hair website is just being run by sponsors so I can't really depend on the reliability of it. Who owns this site anyway? I bet propecia or revivogen.
 
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eatmadbox said:
. I think this hair website is just being run by sponsors so I can't really depend on the reliability of it. Who owns this site anyway? I bet propecia or revivogen.

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ha

why not? is it not a fair question to ask why a company that is supported by this website well rather two companies that are supported by this website use the herb saw palmetto while it has been reported "not effective in serum dht" by this same website...listen this is a valid question that I want an answer too. I understand you're having a little feud with me because of my masturbation comment jayman but get over it, its not personal, its my opinion that i'm entitled to... can you say without a doubt that I'm wrong???

anyway, more importantly, how can you endorse a product with saw palmetto when you say that saw palmetto is ineffective what's up???
 
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i think they put it in just so ignorant people like you will see SAW PALMETTO in it, and we know how the naturalists looooove saw palmetto, and buy it. It's cheap for them to put in so why not? If revivogen is effective, it's effective because of the fatty acids, and not because of the saw palmetto.
 

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well isn't that kind of scamming if they're advertising saw palmetto and even you agree saw palmetto doesn't work
 
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well isn't that kind of scamming if they're advertising saw palmetto and even you agree saw palmetto doesn't work

i don't work for gourmetstylewellness.com. i can't speak for the site. but clearly you need a babysitter to tell you what 1+1 is and what does and doesn't work because apparently you could be misled by advertisements on some website
 

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eatmadbox said:
This site clearly says that Saw palmetto does not reduce dht blood serum and will not stop any hair loss but they rate revivogen as an excellent alternative to propecia as well as crinagen...its funny because they both use saw palmetto, if it doesn't work why are they putting it in there??? especially when it has been proven that topically, saw palmetto is just not absorbed to the extent it would need to be productive. I think this hair website is just being run by sponsors so I can't really depend on the reliability of it. Who owns this site anyway? I bet propecia or revivogen.

If you think saw palmetto works, why don't you do an experiment and try it out; let us see the results. I am in particular very interested in knowing how more or less effective saw palmetto comparing to propecia.
 

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I'm not an advocate for saw palmetto. I never suggested it works. Just curious how you can endorse a product and say it doesn't work at the same time...i wish saw palmetto worked because its cheap as hell compared to finasteride
 

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Saw P should be used in conjuction with other internals(nettle, EFA, fish oil p.bark, msm etc...) and topicals(minoxidil, keto, copper pep. etc...) to be effective. IMO Saw P is a good supplement to a regimen but definately not a stand alone treatment.

You would also have to take a good amount(1,000mg+) of saw p for it to be as strong as finasteride.
 
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