westonci
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Would a topical application work as well?
I tried it for over a year. 2g/day oral seti blows topical seti out the water. Dont waste your money unless you want to max out on maintenance with topical.
Would a topical application work as well?
So no sides at all with the oral solution at all? You don't see anything different in your body other than your hair growing back?I tried it for over a year. 2g/day oral seti blows topical seti out the water. Dont waste your money unless you want to max out on maintenance with topical.
So no sides at all with the oral solution at all? You don't see anything different in your body other than your hair growing back?
f*** I really wanna try seti after my Daro experiment I'm hoping prices will drop real soon.I honestly havent noticed anything at all. And believe me im hyper vigilant.
Coming in nicely! May I ask why you are using PGE2 and not PGE1? the brotzu lotion is using DGLA which is a precursor to PGE1, which much of the (apparent) success of the lotion is attributed to. I'm not saying one is better than the other because I'm not sure, I'm just curious.
Brotzus lotion however had stability problems, maybe not the same holds for PGE2.
I just took my first 80mg oral acid setipiprant. I bought it from LUO, the daro guy. It was a bit cheaper than Kane salted setipiprant.f*** I really wanna try seti after my Daro experiment I'm hoping prices will drop real soon.
It's been only 3 weeks since he is on 2mg seti per day. Imho if he can keep it up for something like 6 months and the results keep accumulating he will still see a great improvement with current pace. I hope his wallet isn't hurt a lot in the process though.Weston bro you clearly lack of something..
I don't know what but...Promising after all.
You need 2 things : turn all them vellus to full thick hair and here is CYCLOSPORIN A.
And secondly, a better CRTH2 : Fevipiprant.
So in paper, Fevi + Cyclo can truly lead you to the ultimate next step.
Weston bro you clearly lack of something..
I don't know what but...Promising after all.
You need 2 things : turn all them vellus to full thick hair and here is CYCLOSPORIN A.
And secondly, a better CRTH2 : Fevipiprant.
So in paper, Fevi + Cyclo can truly lead you to the ultimate next step.
Weston bro you clearly lack of something..
I don't know what but...Promising after all.
You need 2 things : turn all them vellus to full thick hair and here is CYCLOSPORIN A.
And secondly, a better CRTH2 : Fevipiprant.
So in paper, Fevi + Cyclo can truly lead you to the ultimate next step.
Yes! Fevi + Cyclo would be epic.
Yes! Fevi + Cyclo would be epic.
Classic developmental pathways controlling hair morphogenesis likely will not be directly affected in a disease like Androgenetic Alopecia.
- Many potent developmental pathways have been shown to modulate hair follicle function (wnts, shh for example(57)). However, if these pathways were directly modulated by androgens in Androgenetic Alopecia for example, the phenotype of Androgenetic Alopecia would likely be considerably broader. A more plausible model is that Androgenetic Alopecia will modulate upstream pathways which only indirectly modulate these very powerful developmental pathways. Prostaglandins might be that modulator factor.
Do you think Cyclo would be a worthy addition to a high dose setipiprant regimen? My seti is on the way, will be taking 500mg twice daily. I haven't seen anyone trying cyclo, but I am open to suggestions. Consider me a guinea pig haha. I'm willing to try anything EXCEPT antiandrogens or Androgen receptor blockers.
You forgot the mice...mice and ready in 5 yearsStandard rule: Google each drug that gets hype like so...
"Cyclosporine LNCAP"
First article:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/17615153/
"Further studies in LNCaP cells revealed that CsA and FK506 were able to block or attenuate several stages of AR signaling, including hormone binding, nuclear translocation, and activity at several AR-responsive reporter and endogenous genes. These findings provide the first evidence that CsA and FK506 can negatively modulate proliferation of prostate cells in vitro. "
Ta-da! And there you have it, your quasi-antiandrogen.
Seriously, every single drug that shows a cosmetically noticable result WORKS ON LNCAP AND BPH CELLS.
