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    Cycles safe on the hair line


    I've searched for hours for something resembling a definitive answer on this one and there seems to be several conflicting trains of thought. I thought we get it cleared up in here. For those of us who suffer from MPB what anabolic compounds (PH, steroids, etc.) are safe on the hair line? I know that everyone is different and every person reacts to substances differently, but just in general what are the safer cycles?

    Thanks.



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    deca?
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    halo, trenazone and SD were least on thinning but they still made me shed. havent tried msten yet but supposed to be less sides

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    I'm not an expert but Halodrol is mostly anabolic and has a small androgenic ratio, so it should be easy on the hair line. Stay away from DHT derivatives or steroids that convert to DHT.

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    halo, trenazone and SD were least on thinning but they still made me shed. havent tried msten yet but supposed to be less sides

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    Var is supposed to be great

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    Havoc raped my hairline. Avoid det one like the plague

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    Originally Posted by rehj View Post
    I've searched for hours for something resembling a definitive answer on this one and there seems to be several conflicting trains of thought. I thought we get it cleared up in here. For those of us who suffer from MPB what anabolic compounds (PH, steroids, etc.) are safe on the hair line? I know that everyone is different and every person reacts to substances differently, but just in general what are the safer cycles?

    Thanks.
    Any GOOD cycle is not gonna be good for the hairline. Make friends with a Bic.

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    Var is supposed to be great
    fukking LOL

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    It appears that the inflammatory process at the follicle is mediated by the androgen receptor so any androgen should stimulate it however

    It also is rich in 5 alpha reductase which will convert nandrolone from a strong AR binder to a weak one. That is why i suggested nandrolone

    Of course, at high enough dosages it wont matter cuz 5ar will be overwhelmed and parent nandrolone will bind
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    I'm just wondering if steroids can cause your hair to become gray?

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    Originally Posted by jbryand101b View Post
    I'm just wondering if steroids can cause your hair to become gray?
    aside from genetic attributes, that would indicate a copper mineral deficiency (and perhaps deficiency in other minerals, concurrently)
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    Originally Posted by jbryand101b View Post
    I'm just wondering if steroids can cause your hair to become gray?

    never heard of any connection

    stress seems to make hair go grey though. dunno if there is a cortisol connection there or not
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    Originally Posted by Patrick Arnold View Post
    stress seems to make hair go grey though. dunno if there is a cortisol connection there or not
    would certainly assume so

    stress causes many chain reactions in the body, the "fight or flight" reaction which is a switching on of our sympathetic nervous system, which in turn causes our heart and nervous system to speed up..

    all of this physiological activity demands a lot of quick energy, so the adrenal glands are called upon to release adrenaline, aldosterone, and cortisol in large amounts.

    aldosterone specifically, can cause a couple of things to happen:
    first - aldosterone causes the kidneys to retain sodium, which is needed in large amounts for the conduction of sympathetic neural pathways and cell permeability
    also - copper is also retained by the kidneys for its stimulating effect on the nervous system as well as its effect of raising sodium levels
    reactions also include: magnesium and zinc are excreted in large amounts through the kidneys..this is because zinc and magnesium are relaxing to the musculature and nervous system (is why magnesium is used for muscle cramps and to calm the mind)
    end result: water retention follows the sodium retention, so blood volume increases, which raises blood pressure..
    back to copper & zinc: these two minerals affect one another closely..when one of them rises, the other one falls, and vice versa
    so - in two ways, zinc is being suppressed during a stress reaction; when zinc and magnesium become depleted, this can lead to severe health problems due to the utmost importance that these to minerals serve in the body..this in turn causes alteration to copper values/functions in the body

    all of this to say: the importance of keeping a correct mineral balance is essential imo, and lack of balance/deficiency in such leads to many of these phenomena (gray hair etc) that we "guess" as to the cause of
    again of course genetics plays a huge role, but so does proper mineral balance

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    cortisol raises blood pressure by making the blood vessels more sensitive to the constrictive effects of adrenaline. It also releases glucose stores from the liver for energy, and fatty acids from fat stores for energy, as well as amino acids from protein tissue for energy (via gluconeogenesis). All of this to support the physiological demands of stress
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    Originally Posted by Patrick Arnold View Post
    cortisol raises blood pressure by making the blood vessels more sensitive to the constrictive effects of adrenaline. It also releases glucose stores from the liver for energy, and fatty acids from fat stores for energy, as well as amino acids from protein tissue for energy (via gluconeogenesis). All of this to support the physiological demands of stress
    true..perhaps i should have tied in with the relative amounts of stress then, ie high amounts
    physiological responses can only handle "so much" before they tap into other resources for fortification
    combine this with steroid use - which is skewing many physiological/hormonal functions anyway..
    you have a great many interractions going on
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    Well, I will be 30 this year, so I guess some gray is to be expected.

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    Originally Posted by jbryand101b View Post
    Well, I will be 30 this year, so I guess some gray is to be expected.
    ha - i popped my first gray at 17 (stress-induced, definitively)
    it slowed after that and remained nonexistent until my late 30s..
    now 41, i am seeing more & more all the time
    i embrace it
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    Originally Posted by snagencyV2.0 View Post
    ha - i popped my first gray at 17 (stress-induced, definitively)
    it slowed after that and remained nonexistent until my late 30s..
    now 41, i am seeing more & more all the time
    i embrace it
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    Originally Posted by Beejis60 View Post
    Bitches love silver foxes
    dig it
    i think i'll end up like one of them gray/silver/dark haired mixes that looks cool & ages well
    (hell - they even make a just-for-men version that actually AIMS for this mix LOL)
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    Originally Posted by Beejis60 View Post
    fukking LOL

    Any man suggesting that to another man should be castrated.
    Huh? Everywhere you read people say anavar is safe on people's hairlines. Just google "anavar + hair loss"

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