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Best supplements for hair loss

MrManlet said:
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Any of these help PREVENT hair loss from an epiandro/1andro cycle? I've been hearing of regenapure but does it work
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I'm lazy and have no interest in googling what epi/andro is. Is it basically DHT in a syringe(ala Tren/Masteron)? Because if so, Fin, Minox, are useless. Only RU58641 and to a lesser extent Azelaic Acid will prevent the hair loss. Fin is mostly useful for only true Test. Most other things like EQ don't actually raise test levels, so the fact that Fin prevents test from converting into DHT is useless, as your test levels aren't rising.
 
MrManlet said:
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Any of these help PREVENT hair loss from an epiandro/1andro cycle? I've been hearing of regenapure but does it work
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I've never taken 1-andro but I believe after the conversion to 1-testosterone it becomes a dht derivative which nothing will protect you against.

If you're worried about your hair stick to taking things that are test based because they can be blocked by finasteride
 
MrManlet said:
So for those of us with MPB and running these hairline ruining compounds there's really no hope?
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i might be being synical here but maybe fitness models have the answer, personally i dont think their aesthetics is just down to natural products and or genetics and they all seem to have kept their hair
 
Yea I guess I'm just gonna have to sacrifice my hair line and just bic my head if needed in order to be in shape for the summer
 
I'm mainly worried about the back of my head, the crown, which hadn't shown any signs of thinning, starting to thin. I'm not so worried if my hairline going back a little
 
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I've been using this for about 45 days and I had some little bald spots that were due to having psoriasis as a child and picking at it. I have hair filling in those spots at 43 years old! My wife freaked because I wear my hair very short and she first called it out and then sure as ****, they are actually going away. This and collagen have been like a time machine for hair, skin and nail improvement.
 
MrManlet said:
Do either of those have side effects like rogaine does?
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Azelaic Acid can cause mild skin irritation in some people. RU58641 seems to cause headaches in some people. Probably 1/10,000th as many people have used either compared to Rogaine, so it's hard to say what sides are possible.
 
MrManlet said:
Do either of those have side effects like rogaine does?
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Have you had actual sides from Minoxidil? I've used all the 5% Minoxidil solutions on Amazon and never had a problem (they also contained various other things, including Azeliac Acid, etc...)

It works - not perfectly, but that is user (genetic) dependent.
 
kisaj said:
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I've been using this for about 45 days and I had some little bald spots that were due to having psoriasis as a child and picking at it. I have hair filling in those spots at 43 years old! My wife freaked because I wear my hair very short and she first called it out and then sure as ****, they are actually going away. This and collagen have been like a time machine for hair, skin and nail improvement.
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You should get commission for all the crap you lead me to try :D
 
corsaking said:
Interested to know what supps you stand by -not hair supps- that you have no hesitation in recommending.

Thanks
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I stand by Minoxidil 5%, *that* I *know* works for me 100%. But it isn't perfect for me... it's not like someone would say "so, where was your bald spot?" LOL, but it's a heck of a lot better than the complete Sahara Desert I had :D

If your hair loss is genetic - nothing will work - it's like saying "what can I take/use to keep my Type 1 Diabetes at bay?". I guess if the hair loss is induced, and you would normally look like a Wookie - then maybe all these shampoos and supplements might do something. I tried them all (and still use the shampoos "just because"), but if I stop the Minoxifil, my spot will be barren again, shamppo/biotin/collagen or not .

Oh, and Latisse will work too, and you can get it from your Indian Cousin if your Doctor won't help.
 
The_Old_Guy said:
You should get commission for all the crap you lead me to try :D
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lol, I only recommend things that work for me. I don't have a family history of hair loss so I only take this because I want to keep my hair thick and it smells great. It is working for that, but the little patch fill in is a cool bonus that I really didn't expect.
 
The_Old_Guy said:
Have you had actual sides from Minoxidil?
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The only side effect worth mentioning from Minox is collagen break down in the face. It only affects a minority of people, but it can age them 5+ years in a few months. That's why I opted to not use it, even though it's the 2nd most effective treatment.
 
The neocell super collagen. To be fair, it is the only one I have tried, but it works really well so I haven't had a desire to try others.
 
kisaj said:
Yikes, head full of hair with an aged face. Poor trade off.
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That's the risk. Though it doesn't happen to most people. I'm risk adverse, so I opted out.
I'd rather look a little older with hair than be bald. But I'm holding on to hair without it, so I stuck with that.
 
What if hair loss is genetic for me but not til my mid 40s does anyone on my mothers side begin to lose hair such as my uncle and his father, would any of these supplements reduce the speeding effects brought on by DHT derivatives?
 
MrManlet said:
What if hair loss is genetic for me but not til my mid 40s does anyone on my mothers side begin to lose hair such as my uncle and his father, would any of these supplements reduce the speeding effects brought on by DHT derivatives?
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I don't think anyone can really answer that....Ill say man, being potentially slightly more 'ripped, dryer, stronger' for a brief period of time certainly ain't worth it! (But to each their own)
 
MrManlet said:
What if hair loss is genetic for me but not til my mid 40s does anyone on my mothers side begin to lose hair such as my uncle and his father, would any of these supplements reduce the speeding effects brought on by DHT derivatives?
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Yes. RU58641 works very well to counter this type. It is a topical, which is the only thing that can work in this case. Minox technically can work as well, but it doesn't block DHT. It's almost like a life support system for dying hair. You can use RU only when on cycle on then stop. Minox is a life long commitment. If Minox is keeping a hair around and you stop, it will fall out. RU can protect the hair from being damaged. When you stop using RU, the hair will remain.
 
The $15 Virile Mane offer is still valid, I just had to pull the listing down since we've sold about 80 of them and gotten a grand total of about 5 reviews. When you add that product to the cart, you are agreeing to keep a full log with pictures - just saying.

If you're willing to keep a weekly log and want to pick up a bottle of VM for $15, which will be refunded to you at the end of the log, then hit me up.

I'm finally going to be able to play around with the new version of the java lustre shampoo here in a few days as well.
 
bluestaffy09 said:
Anyone using finisteride here?
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I used it for a year and then stopped. I don't have hair loss in my family, my parents and grandparents all have full heads of hair, but I took it more as a preventative measure due to my career. I don't have any rear balding but I do have the highest hairline out of all my family members. Not sure if that's due to diet or any lifestyle choices so I decided to try it to.
 
dsade said:
The $15 Virile Mane offer is still valid, I just had to pull the listing down since we've sold about 80 of them and gotten a grand total of about 5 reviews. When you add that product to the cart, you are agreeing to keep a full log with pictures - just saying.

If you're willing to keep a weekly log and want to pick up a bottle of VM for $15, which will be refunded to you at the end of the log, then hit me up.

I'm finally going to be able to play around with the new version of the java lustre shampoo here in a few days as well.
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Keen on the shampoo
 
Yeh id be interested in the shampoo too but for me theres nothing worse than using a topical product, so much easier to just take a pill.
 
With a topical you are able to target the tissues that you are trying to affect. Taking a pill can have undesirable effects systemically- for example the 5a-reductase inhibitor. You don't want to drop your entire body's DHT levels, just the levels in your scalp.
 
dsade said:
The $15 Virile Mane offer is still valid, I just had to pull the listing down since we've sold about 80 of them and gotten a grand total of about 5 reviews. When you add that product to the cart, you are agreeing to keep a full log with pictures - just saying.

If you're willing to keep a weekly log and want to pick up a bottle of VM for $15, which will be refunded to you at the end of the log, then hit me up.

I'm finally going to be able to play around with the new version of the java lustre shampoo here in a few days as well.
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I didn't realize you were working on some hair loss products! That's awesome!!
 
drseuss6969 said:
I didn't realize you were working on some hair loss products! That's awesome!!
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The writeup is massive, and it's going to take a while. I did spend an evening a while back posting all of the key ingredients on a Facebook and the relevant pathways. I pretty much hit everything known to influence hair growth with this formula.
 
dsade said:
The writeup is massive, and it's going to take a while. I did spend an evening a while back posting all of the key ingredients on a Facebook and the relevant pathways. I pretty much hit everything known to influence hair growth with this formula.
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Awesome! You have any sort of timeline? Preferably while I still have a decent hairline
 
drseuss6969 said:
Awesome! You have any sort of timeline? Preferably while I still have a decent hairline
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If you don't care about labels, they are available right now.
 
I tryed minoxidil after weeks of reading amd searching over the internet.
Minoxidil didnt work for me, so i was about to give up on my mbp, but then this year i said fk it, lets try something else.
And bummm, suprised me.
Pura dor works like a magic for me, after 3 months i noticed a big difference.

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Masterzen said:
I tryed minoxidil after weeks of reading amd searching over the internet.
Minoxidil didnt work for me, so i was about to give up on my mbp, but then this year i said fk it, lets try something else.
And bummm, suprised me.
Pura dor works like a magic for me, after 3 months i noticed a big difference.

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Do i have to point out that the pic on left side is from March and the on right is from 2 days ago :)
 
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