"Most" and "99%"?
Going to disagree - especially after what I've read on sites like these, Hackstasis, HairlossTalk and others. I also don't see any published peer reviewed literature suggesting such success rates (if temporary) for either of those two 'scrips.
I think the goal in the short-term is still to figure out a topical, while working to solve the riddle of the rest of the systemic processes that caused it in the first place. I'm about to jump into the pool with topical progesterone, as well as a topical antifungal - many discussed on here not only prevent fungi which cause inflammation, but also inhibit Estrogen and/or Aromatase in tissue.
Misspoke i meant upwards of 90%.
You seriously don't think most guys on dut/fin see a reduction in hair loss? It seems like they treat the 5ar inhibitors on Hairlosstalk as the holy grail - there seem to be quite a bunch of people who have seen a lot of success on those drugs on HLT. I haven't been to hackstasis or many others.
In general I'm inclined to defer to your judgement as you probably have more experience than me, however, I think that claim is a bit too much. The drugs do have a high likelihood to mess you up, but there are so many success stories for them.
@Ableton
Ray is of the mind that the shortcomings we may have can be overcome if we work on them intensely. And I think you can do a lot to make your children healthier than you were, by maximizing your health and that of the mother's before during and after pregnancy. Children are resilient, and the right environmental support early on can set powerful positive hormonal trends which they will carry through life. So yes, absolutely have children if you want to. But get healthier before you do. At any rate, many guys with premature balding have fertility problems and are often the reason why their girlfriend can't get pregnant, and not the other way around.
Wow that is frightening. I had better sort this ***t out lol.