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Question about phytoserms-347. Looking for feedback...

vishnu10003

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Hey guys, so I just got some phytoserms-347 to try and raise my T.

My question is, I have some prominent MPB genes going on and I was wondering if phyto would dramatically increase my shedding?

Are there any guys on here that have taken phyto, that have mpb, that have seen a strong increase in shedding?

Thanks so much for any feedback!


p.s. I cant take propecia becuase it causes me 2 many sides. Same with minox....
 
vishnu10003 said:
Hey guys, so I just got some phytoserms-347 to try and raise my T.

My question is, I have some prominent MPB genes going on and I was wondering if phyto would dramatically increase my shedding?

Are there any guys on here that have taken phyto, that have mpb, that have seen a strong increase in shedding?

Thanks so much for any feedback!


p.s. I cant take propecia becuase it causes me 2 many sides. Same with minox....
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I haven't heard of anyone losing their hair while on phyto.
 
There should be no problem with increased shedding while on Phytoserms-347. That is not a side effect over heard of anyone having on it, but if you wanted to take precautions you could use some n2shampoo along with it. But I personally wouldn't worry on it.
 
The 3,4 Divanil has some relation to shedding by binding to the SHBG. The binding releases more DHT to be free and possible to act on the scalp and increase shedding for those prone to MPB. However, that is very little and very mild using something like PhytoSerms-347.

Secoisolariciresinol, a lignan in nettle root displayed a modest inhibitory effect on DHT binding to SHBG in vitro, theoretically resulting in greater concentrations of free DHT in serum and in local tissues. The lignan 3,4-divanillyltetrahydrofuran, also present in nettle root was able to completely inhibit DHT from binding to SHBG, yet another indication that it can result in increased free (active) DHT available to tissues such as that in the scalp.

Planta Med. 1997 Dec;63(6):529-32.
Lignans from the roots of Urtica dioica and their metabolites bind to human sex hormone binding globulin (SHBG


DHT being in your blood stream is still a good thing, as it helps increase muscle mass, but it may infact cause shedding in people pre-dispossed to MPB.

N2Shampoo, however, more than counteracts these effects and may actually lead to increased hair follicle growth and further stimulation. It lasts quite a while, and would be good for those prone to MPB whether on cycle, using something with that binds to SHBG, or even when off cycle to increase hair generation and growth. Full spectrum vitamin E (including tocotrienols) is also good for hair growth and testosterone production.
 
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