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What's interesting about this? The person takes finasteride, dutasteride, oral minoxidil. Posts like this should be far away from this forum.
It's the negative side effects associated with taking those drugs. It's a very detailed description and some people on this forum use some of these drugs.What's interesting about this? The person takes finasteride, dutasteride, oral minoxidil. Posts like this should be far away from this forum.
It's the negative side effects associated with taking those drugs. It's a very detailed description and some people on this forum use some of these drugs.
You don't need to mock people btw.
It felt like you found it ridiculous that I shared the link on this forum.I didn't mock you did I?
It felt like you found it ridiculous that I shared the link on this forum.
He discontinued some of them because of the 'disturbing liver test results'.I am a little bit confused to be honest, after reading the post further in case I missed something, the post seems a pretty positive account of the drugs. The OP says he hasn't noticed much negative effects, other than raised liver enzymes, which can even happen with something like cyproheptadine. There are far more damning accounts of the drugs than this.
He discontinued some of them because of the 'disturbing liver test results'.
Well yeah, at the end it's a personal choice. I know how stressful it can be to lose a lot of hairOh yeah, I saw that, he's still taking dutasteride though, he can't be too concerned, strange.
Hope you're feeling better..I was on Fin for 2-3 years. My experiences:
- Limp d**k
- Watery semen
- Continued hairloss
Thanks for posting this. Very interesting. I think ceritizine is the only one I might try though!
You're welcome. Have you tried other Peaty things? I thought you liked MB as an effective treatment?Thanks for posting this. Very interesting. I think ceritizine is the only one I might try though!
I’ve done many treatments simultaneously, so it's impossible to know what specifically has caused benefit.
Sign of too much estrogens. Probably estradiol is activating mast cells releasing histamine, that itches. The working ingredient here ketoconazol influences cannabinoid receptors in the skin via anandamide which affects mast cells in an anti-inflammatory way. ketoconazol affects the cellular uptake and hydrolysis of the endogenous cannabinoid receptor ligand anandamide (AEA).No evidence if Nizoral helps my hair loss/growth, but it eliminates the itching feeling on my scalp for a period of 2-3 hours after use.
another sign of too much estrogens, but he was taking a lot of anti-androgens Antihistamines for Pattern Hair Loss?No idea if cetirizine has directly helped with my hair loss and regrowth; I'd guess it's likely a contributor, but I can't be certain. But it definitely is the best product I have found against itching. My itching stops very quickly after use; the reduction in itching can last 12 hours, sometimes up to 24 hours. To make sure I wasn't deluding myself, I blind-tested a topical with cetirizine and one without; the experiment confirmed my feeling that the reduction in itching occurs due to the cetirizine.
Interesting @General Orange thank you for your comment! He even wanted to use estrogen but changed his mind after having success with his initial treatment. I find him quite sincere and intelligent, I think it would be good to introduce Peat's ideas to him..Interesting
Sign of too much estrogens. Probably estradiol is activating mast cells releasing histamine, that itches. The working ingredient here ketoconazol influences cannabinoid receptors in the skin via anandamide which affects mast cells in an anti-inflammatory way. ketoconazol affects the cellular uptake and hydrolysis of the endogenous cannabinoid receptor ligand anandamide (AEA).
some anti-inflammatory effects of CB1 ligands may be attributable to sustained cAMP elevation that, in turn, causes suppression of mast cell degranulation.
another sign of too much estrogens, but he was taking a lot of anti-androgens Antihistamines for Pattern Hair Loss?
Tyromix also caused shedding in my case!You know what's interesting, is the user 'whatevr' on HTL forum... he has used finasteride, RU, etc.. and said the best treatment for hair he's ever used was topical estrogen (estradiol).
It's very inexpensive to buy a cream off amazon.
Wonder if anyone is game enough to try this? To be honest, I may be, if things get bad enough. I would rather use that, than use finasteride.
For now, my hair is looking decent after dropping Tyromix which caused all kinds of heavy shedding. I stopped Progesterone for now as well, and I am only using Methylene Blue (around 600mcg a day right now).
Shedding seems very stabilized compared to 1-2 weeks ago!
@Joeyd you mentioned before how you believe MB is the best thing for hair density, can you comment more on that please? have you noticed this using MB yourself?
Tyromix also caused shedding in my case!
This might be helpful to read about how HRT plays a role when it comes to decalcifying the scalp:
https://perfecthairhealth.com/trans-hormone-replacement-therapy-hair-regrowth/