follicle84
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I read that you ended up lactating. Does this mean that you got gyno again or did you just end up with another bizzare side effect?
Petchsky said:This may be completely wrong, and possibly unhelpful, but what about taking up weight lifting? Won't that increase your testosterone....? or does oestrogen always stay level with testosterone? Therefore invalidating my previous statement... :dunno:
Newbaldy84 said:I apologize if I kind of get off the topic but this maybe what I am looking for. Basically I am looking for something that with let my body (arms and legs)hair grow. The problem I have is finasteride works wonders for me and not only for hair on my scalp but it knocks out that oily face Ive been struggling since I turned 15 and help with acne. It's a wonder drug if you ask me but...........(why there always needs to be "but" right? I guess that's life) it works opposite when it comes to my body hair. It makes them lifeless laying on the skin. It takes 2 days that I don't take finasteride and my body hair raises and becomes normal looking. Please give me some ideas. Anybody? will counter finasteride "side effects" like the poster that started this thread would work in making my body hair more alive? I thought of these options.
1. Taking finasteride and countering it with something reducing estrogen
2. Taking finasteride and using cream gel with testosterone or dht on my legs and arms (stupid I know)
Come on guys there has to be something that will make that dht that controls body hair be more effective and at the same time will work good on my head.
I hate hormones
please help me balance all this
give me some options and I'll try them
thx
I made an observation that after exercise for 1 hour or more my hair raises which would mean that I would need to lower my estradiol levels cuz that's what exercise does right?
follicle84 said:Petchsky said:This may be completely wrong, and possibly unhelpful, but what about taking up weight lifting? Won't that increase your testosterone....? or does oestrogen always stay level with testosterone? Therefore invalidating my previous statement... :dunno:
Good question. I have noticed some body builders get gyno so it must be possible.
Newbaldy84 said:I apologize if I kind of get off the topic but this maybe what I am looking for. Basically I am looking for something that with let my body (arms and legs)hair grow. The problem I have is finasteride works wonders for me and not only for hair on my scalp but it knocks out that oily face Ive been struggling since I turned 15 and help with acne. It's a wonder drug if you ask me but...........(why there always needs to be "but" right? I guess that's life) it works opposite when it comes to my body hair. It makes them lifeless laying on the skin. It takes 2 days that I don't take finasteride and my body hair raises and becomes normal looking. Please give me some ideas. Anybody? will counter finasteride "side effects" like the poster that started this thread would work in making my body hair more alive? I thought of these options.
1. Taking finasteride and countering it with something reducing estrogen
2. Taking finasteride and using cream gel with testosterone or dht on my legs and arms (stupid I know)
Come on guys there has to be something that will make that dht that controls body hair be more effective and at the same time will work good on my head.
I hate hormones
please help me balance all this
give me some options and I'll try them
thx
I made an observation that after exercise for 1 hour or more my hair raises which would mean that I would need to lower my estradiol levels cuz that's what exercise does right?
I hate to tell you this but i think dht is mainly responsible for some of that body hair. However i think in the case of it being on your arms and legs testosterone plays apart too. An anti estrogen blocker might help a little but then your risking other problems like bone maintenance etc. This is why i am going take a serm to only block some estrogen. You could reduce your dosage to half or quater of finestride, so that enough dht is present in your body to improve your body hair and keep male pattern baldness at bay.
follicle84 said:Petchsky said:This may be completely wrong, and possibly unhelpful, but what about taking up weight lifting? Won't that increase your testosterone....? or does oestrogen always stay level with testosterone? Therefore invalidating my previous statement... :dunno:
Good question. I have noticed some body builders get gyno so it must be possible.
Newbaldy84 said:I apologize if I kind of get off the topic but this maybe what I am looking for. Basically I am looking for something that with let my body (arms and legs)hair grow. The problem I have is finasteride works wonders for me and not only for hair on my scalp but it knocks out that oily face Ive been struggling since I turned 15 and help with acne. It's a wonder drug if you ask me but...........(why there always needs to be "but" right? I guess that's life) it works opposite when it comes to my body hair. It makes them lifeless laying on the skin. It takes 2 days that I don't take finasteride and my body hair raises and becomes normal looking. Please give me some ideas. Anybody? will counter finasteride "side effects" like the poster that started this thread would work in making my body hair more alive? I thought of these options.
1. Taking finasteride and countering it with something reducing estrogen
2. Taking finasteride and using cream gel with testosterone or dht on my legs and arms (stupid I know)
Come on guys there has to be something that will make that dht that controls body hair be more effective and at the same time will work good on my head.
I hate hormones
please help me balance all this
give me some options and I'll try them
thx
I made an observation that after exercise for 1 hour or more my hair raises which would mean that I would need to lower my estradiol levels cuz that's what exercise does right?
I hate to tell you this but i think dht is mainly responsible for some of that body hair. However i think in the case of it being on your arms and legs testosterone plays apart too. An anti estrogen blocker might help a little but then your risking other problems like bone maintenance etc. This is why i am going take a serm to only block some estrogen. You could reduce your dosage to half or quater of finestride, so that enough dht is present in your body to improve your body hair and keep male pattern baldness at bay.
Newbaldy84 said:what is your opinion about taking these?
Pygeum?
HMR Lignan?
misterE said:Newbaldy84 said:what is your opinion about taking these?
Pygeum?
HMR Lignan?
My opinion about The Lignans is that it is the most beneficial hairloss remedy. I personally take flax seeds, which are the most concentrated source of lignans, but flax seeds also provide a 3:1 ratio of omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acids. The reason why I think that lignans are extremely beneficial to hair regrowth, is that lignans are phytoestrogens. Phytoestrogens stimulate the production of SHBG, and reduces estradiol levels in men by binding to estrogen recepter beta, inhibiting estradiol's effects. I believe that the reason we produce DHT is to migrate the strong effects of estradiol. Both DHT and estradiol come from "free testosterone". The more SHBG the less "free testosterone" which means less estradiol, which means less DHT. The reason why Propecia's side effects are: decreased libido, loss of sex drive, gyno, etc. is because Propecia only inhibits alpha-5-reductase, not aromatase, which means your testosterone can still convert to estradiol, but can't convert to DHT to "fight off" the estrogenic effects of estradiol. The more estradiol in your body, the larger demand for DHT is required for your body. Lignans increase SHBG, reduce estradiol, and inhibits both alpha-5-reductase and aromatase.
misterE said:I believe that the reason we produce DHT is to migrate the strong effects of estradiol.
misterE said:Both DHT and estradiol come from "free testosterone". The more SHBG the less "free testosterone" which means less estradiol, which means less DHT.
misterE said:The more estradiol in your body, the larger demand for DHT is required for your body.