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Blakeanthony

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Hi, I'm 29 years old and I'm thinking about trying Sizeon again, however this past year I've noticed that my hair is thinning unfortunately. I did take Sizeon last year for awhile and then shortly after is when I started noticing my hair was thinning. Do you think that Sizeon caused it? I'm nervous to try Sizeon again because I don't want it to speed up the process of my hair thinning or anything like that. I've had great results using Sizeon though which is why I'm tempted to try it again.

Thank you
 
There's nothing in SizeOn that should have caused your hair to start thinning.

Does hair thininning or MPB run in your family?
 
Blakeanthony said:
Hi, I'm 29 years old and I'm thinking about trying Sizeon again, however this past year I've noticed that my hair is thinning unfortunately. I did take Sizeon last year for awhile and then shortly after is when I started noticing my hair was thinning. Do you think that Sizeon caused it? I'm nervous to try Sizeon again because I don't want it to speed up the process of my hair thinning or anything like that. I've had great results using Sizeon though which is why I'm tempted to try it again.

Thank you
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rather than buy it again why not make something similar .Ive looked at the ingredients A low dose vit c and b complex -cheap to buy as is the min complex but personally would only use 100mg of magnesium and 25 mg of B6 The carbs although a blend , you could get away with waxy maize starch , or none at all The protein you could get from a half scoop of whey say 12.5 gms and add 10gms of bcaa The creatine 5 grams, could be just mono and or hcl and if you wanted you could add 4gms of taurine.Much of the above can be bought from a bulk supplier and the mag and b6 from a vitamin shop.You can flavour by adding a small amount of fruit juice and then dilute.

I dont think theres anything special about this product and is probably over priced.By stripping the product back and making your own version you will at least be able to put away any fears of thinning hair
 
corsaking said:
rather than buy it again why not make something similar .Ive looked at the ingredients A low dose vit c and b complex -cheap to buy as is the min complex but personally would only use 100mg of magnesium and 25 mg of B6 The carbs although a blend , you could get away with waxy maize starch , or none at all The protein you could get from a half scoop of whey say 12.5 gms and add 10gms of bcaa The creatine 5 grams, could be just mono and or hcl and if you wanted you could add 4gms of taurine.Much of the above can be bought from a bulk supplier and the mag and b6 from a vitamin shop.You can flavour by adding a small amount of fruit juice and then dilute.

I dont think theres anything special about this product and is probably over priced.By stripping the product back and making your own version you will at least be able to put away any fears of thinning hair
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This and you can also add in other proven ingredients such as citrulline malate and beta alanine. I always prefer making my own using single ingredients that way you can add or cut back.
 
Blakeanthony said:
Hi, I'm 29 years old and I'm thinking about trying Sizeon again, however this past year I've noticed that my hair is thinning unfortunately. I did take Sizeon last year for awhile and then shortly after is when I started noticing my hair was thinning. Do you think that Sizeon caused it? I'm nervous to try Sizeon again because I don't want it to speed up the process of my hair thinning or anything like that. I've had great results using Sizeon though which is why I'm tempted to try it again.

Thank you
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I really don't think Size On is causing you to lose hair. That's just age, man, get used to it.
 
Blakeanthony said:
Hi, I'm 29 years old and I'm thinking about trying Sizeon again, however this past year I've noticed that my hair is thinning unfortunately. I did take Sizeon last year for awhile and then shortly after is when I started noticing my hair was thinning. Do you think that Sizeon caused it? I'm nervous to try Sizeon again because I don't want it to speed up the process of my hair thinning or anything like that. I've had great results using Sizeon though which is why I'm tempted to try it again.

Thank you
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It is very unlikely that SizeOn has contributed to your hair loss. Although creatine can indeed raise DHT levels, it's not going to be close to the amount that would result in hair thinning.

Appreciate the Gaspari support and hope that you continue to use SizeOn! One of my favorite products without a doubt.
 
Blakeanthony said:
Hi, I'm 29 years old and I'm thinking about trying Sizeon again, however this past year I've noticed that my hair is thinning unfortunately. I did take Sizeon last year for awhile and then shortly after is when I started noticing my hair was thinning. Do you think that Sizeon caused it? I'm nervous to try Sizeon again because I don't want it to speed up the process of my hair thinning or anything like that. I've had great results using Sizeon though which is why I'm tempted to try it again.

Thank you
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They have shown that creatine can increase DHT levels which may attribute to male pattern baldness but as a man who went bald at 23 i'd say that I'm 99.9% sure Size On is not to blame.

Bald is Beautiful!
 
Yeah u doubt size on had anything to do with it

But tbh...i prefer bcaa of choice. Creatine monohydrate and gasoari glycofuse instead...just a carb choice preference
 
Gaspari makes good stuff, I liked SizeOn better than SuperPump personally.

Like everyone else mentioned, its just a coincidence you started losing your hair then. If you're nervous stay clear of anything hormonal, but creatine/pre-workouts will be fine.

Worth noting, I'm in my early 30s and a lot of my friends have had good results using Rogaine. Most of them get the rip-off version at BJs/Costco/Sams club...once you stop using it, you loose everything it helped you retain but they say it stopped it from falling out further. Good luck
 
Young Gotti said:
Yeah u doubt size on had anything to do with it

But tbh...i prefer bcaa of choice. Creatine monohydrate and gasoari glycofuse instead...just a carb choice preference
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Gaspari Glycofuse or Nutrabio Supercarb are good choices for a carb souce since it's pure highly branched cycling dextrin vs a blend with HBCD as the third carb source listed. But then you do have to add multiple products together to cover all the bases. Give and take.
 
Young Gotti said:
Yeah u doubt size on had anything to do with it

But tbh...i prefer bcaa of choice. Creatine monohydrate and gasoari glycofuse instead...just a carb choice preference
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Nothing wrong with that, love me some Glycofuse.

Wedgylx said:
Gaspari makes good stuff, I liked SizeOn better than SuperPump personally.

Like everyone else mentioned, its just a coincidence you started losing your hair then. If you're nervous stay clear of anything hormonal, but creatine/pre-workouts will be fine.

Worth noting, I'm in my early 30s and a lot of my friends have had good results using Rogaine. Most of them get the rip-off version at BJs/Costco/Sams club...once you stop using it, you loose everything it helped you retain but they say it stopped it from falling out further. Good luck
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Agreed. Thanks for the Gaspari love!

Farlesworth said:
Gaspari Glycofuse or Nutrabio Supercarb are good choices for a carb souce since it's pure highly branched cycling dextrin vs a blend with HBCD as the third carb source listed. But then you do have to add multiple products together to cover all the bases. Give and take.
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Both are good options as you said.
 
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