I have been using revivogen for the last 5-6 months but am approaching the end of the 3rd and final bottle. I am thinking about reordering but have noticed that it does not impress a lot of you out there. It is quite expensive so I am not sure about reordering if it is not going to do its job. Now, I won't be using propecia for one reason or another, so do you guys think it is better for me to reorder revivogen or go for something like xandrox, which contains azelaic acid and, according to Dr. Lee block DHT substantially. I have once used spironolactone before but felt it made my hair look very dull after each application, it seems to sap out all the moisture from the hair.
Need help on DHT inhibitors
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:boom: THERE :crazy: IS 
issed: NO :mad2: SUCH :boid: THING :refilao: AS nfire: A :yelling: DHT :toma: INHIBITOR :toma:
THERE ARE 5-AR TYPE I AND II INHIBITORS :badmood:
AND INHIBITORS THAT BLOCK THE ANDROGEN RECEPTORS :box:
That is what Bryan would say about that. : ) :adminfinger:
issed: NO :mad2: SUCH :boid: THING :refilao: AS nfire: A :yelling: DHT :toma: INHIBITOR :toma: THERE ARE 5-AR TYPE I AND II INHIBITORS :badmood:
AND INHIBITORS THAT BLOCK THE ANDROGEN RECEPTORS :box:
That is what Bryan would say about that. : ) :adminfinger:
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i've just started dr.lee's spironolactone lotion (practically a cream). it's an androgen receptor blocker (called anti androgen, here on forum) and has no smell at all. it's claimed to have done a good job at a lot of people.
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Cornholio said::boom: THERE :crazy: IS
THERE ARE 5-AR TYPE I AND II INHIBITORS :badmood:
AND INHIBITORS THAT BLOCK THE ANDROGEN RECEPTORS :box:
Dang, couldn't have said it any better, myself!
(Well, except for the part about an "inhibitor" blocking androgen receptors...)Bryan