musclehead320
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I got hair tranplants my self . I went threw using rogaine finistride all the hair loss products. None where any match for what the drugs did to my hair. In the end I have a thick full head of hair but its not cheap.
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musclehead320
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I have. I did 12 treatments of lazer hair removal to permanently remove my back hair. Would have to less treatments but I refused to come off gear and stop tanning so it took longer .I was a wearwolf back there now nothing at all.
Americanada
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What is a high test dose for you
? 750mg? With fin @ 1mg a day should do more than mitigate the hair loss.
I mean I don't know why you lift but tren on a cut is amazing, but if your doing it for the aesthetics and pulling bitches maybe not worth the risk. If you're married why not
i am married but we all know how long those last these days and im only 30. as far as high test goes, i dont really know, the highest test only cycle ive ran is 500. im on 150 a week trt right now so that could have also attributed to the thinning. i have never had any clumps of hair come out or anything and my crown is fine but my hair is definitely thinner than it use to be.
my last cycle was a tren bulk cyce and it went well but i really want to try it on a cut. im trying to get sub 10 bf again
my last cycle was a tren bulk cyce and it went well but i really want to try it on a cut. im trying to get sub 10 bf again
ConanTheBruhbarian
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The potential for hair loss with AAS use is a bummer. Heading into my first cycle later this year/early next year and am going to run Finasteride/Dustasteride or at least have it on hand. Some pretty shitty side effects some people get it seems, hoping I'll miss that shit. Got shoulder length blonde hair that I'm pretty sure helps me get laid sometimes so I'd like to maintain that at least for now (dick usage as well as my hair lol).
How do you bros typically sort this? I have some slight thinning at the hairline and I'm thinking I will just hype this to my doc and see if I can land a prescription rather than fucking around with god knows what. Enough fuckery already sourcing gear it seems.
How do you bros typically sort this? I have some slight thinning at the hairline and I'm thinking I will just hype this to my doc and see if I can land a prescription rather than fucking around with god knows what. Enough fuckery already sourcing gear it seems.
@ConanTheBruhbarian be aware that you cannot donate blood for 6 months after using Dustasteride as it can be carried in the blood and could cause birth defects if a pregnant women receives a transfusion with blood that contains dutasteride. This can really be a negative if your hematocrit is elevated and need to decrease blood volume. Just something to think about.
Jav
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How much did that run you if you don't mind me asking?
Streetracer_PB
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Can anyone comment on caffeine shampoo.. apparently it also help for dht in the sculp.
Im trying to find Nizoral in SA.. but no luck thus far. I have generic male pattern baldness but currently only in the front sides.
Im using caffeine shamoo with my mastron cycle. Started winny a week ago for the next 4 weeks till cycle ends and it seems my hair have not thinned during the course of this cycle.
I made peace that i will loose my hair some or other time.
Im trying to find Nizoral in SA.. but no luck thus far. I have generic male pattern baldness but currently only in the front sides.
Im using caffeine shamoo with my mastron cycle. Started winny a week ago for the next 4 weeks till cycle ends and it seems my hair have not thinned during the course of this cycle.
I made peace that i will loose my hair some or other time.
jarvis28
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Where can you get ALAVAX
IwantToGetBig.Frank
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Did you stop juicing when you had your transplant or the hair tranplanted isn't affected since it's not a recessive gene?
Frank
musclehead320
Member
No never stopped juicing .the transplants are from the back of your head which is not effected by dht .so it has same genetic make up and the implaints are not effected. I actually just got my second treatment Thursday for the crown.
IwantToGetBig.Frank
Well-known Member
Ok.
I know some of the transplanted hair will not grow, juicing has zero effect on this outcome?
Frank
musclehead320
Member
Yes its not effected at all
BigAli
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The hype about anti hair loss shampoos are all wrong. Personally have used many many shampoos and Finally I found a very cheap $4 shampoo that amazingly helped me with my hair loss. So it depends on a lot of factors and genes blah blah blah. Try to keep a healthy diet, drink a lot of water, ZMA at night before bed, your multi vitamin and biotin and if you can afford GH all these factors help a lot with hair loss.
+ once you are on a cycle try to minimize at as much as you can by doing blood work and keep the hormone balance. As we all know the main factor in hairloss is hormone imbalance especially if you are prone to MPB.
Streetracer_PB
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DHT in the culprit.. it shrinks the hair folicles.
[OA] Traditional Anticoagulants and Hair Loss: A Role for Direct Oral Anticoagulants?
Hair loss is associated with the anticoagulants heparin and warfarin. With the recent availability of direct oral anticoagulants (DOACs) it is of clinical interest to know if they are implicated with hair loss and/or whether they could be successfully prescribed for patients who suffer from coumarin- or heparin-related alopecia.
Initially reports of heparin- and coumarin-associated alopecia available through PubMed and Medline were explored in order to establish the cause of this side effect. Currently there is a lack of unanimity on why anticoagulants cause alopecia. However, timing and presentation strongly suggest that telogen effluvium is part of the process.
The observation that both heparins and coumarins cause a similar pattern of hair loss suggests a shared mechanism related to anticoagulant activity. To date, the World Health Organization has received 405 reports of DOAC-associated alopecia through their pharmacovigilance database VigiBase(R). Additionally, real world registry data describes an alopecia incidence of 4.4 per 100 patient years in patients prescribed rivaroxaban and dabigatran.
Further widespread clinical experience is required to ascertain if this is true, but early indications suggest that DOACs are implicated in hair loss and will not provide a suitable alternative for patients suffering from alopecia related to traditional anticoagulants.
Watras MM, Patel JP, Arya R. Traditional Anticoagulants and Hair Loss: A Role for Direct Oral Anticoagulants? A Review of the Literature. Drugs Real World Outcomes 2016;3(1):1-6. Traditional Anticoagulants and Hair Loss: A Role for Direct Oral Anticoagulants? A Review of the Literature
Hair loss is associated with the anticoagulants heparin and warfarin. With the recent availability of direct oral anticoagulants (DOACs) it is of clinical interest to know if they are implicated with hair loss and/or whether they could be successfully prescribed for patients who suffer from coumarin- or heparin-related alopecia.
Initially reports of heparin- and coumarin-associated alopecia available through PubMed and Medline were explored in order to establish the cause of this side effect. Currently there is a lack of unanimity on why anticoagulants cause alopecia. However, timing and presentation strongly suggest that telogen effluvium is part of the process.
The observation that both heparins and coumarins cause a similar pattern of hair loss suggests a shared mechanism related to anticoagulant activity. To date, the World Health Organization has received 405 reports of DOAC-associated alopecia through their pharmacovigilance database VigiBase(R). Additionally, real world registry data describes an alopecia incidence of 4.4 per 100 patient years in patients prescribed rivaroxaban and dabigatran.
Further widespread clinical experience is required to ascertain if this is true, but early indications suggest that DOACs are implicated in hair loss and will not provide a suitable alternative for patients suffering from alopecia related to traditional anticoagulants.
Watras MM, Patel JP, Arya R. Traditional Anticoagulants and Hair Loss: A Role for Direct Oral Anticoagulants? A Review of the Literature. Drugs Real World Outcomes 2016;3(1):1-6. Traditional Anticoagulants and Hair Loss: A Role for Direct Oral Anticoagulants? A Review of the Literature
I've done a dboll cycle with 50mg dosage per day for 8 week(350 mg a week). Not noticed any hair loss or receding hairline.
Do you believe I suffer from MPB? I think on doing a new cycle with test e 500mg/week because it's more mild with the side effects & more nice to the hair.
Believe I will suffer from hair loss? Any personal opinions?
And can someone confirm the thing regarding dboll being more mild on the hair compared to test e? I've found it different sites but you can never be 100% sure on the net.
Do you believe I suffer from MPB? I think on doing a new cycle with test e 500mg/week because it's more mild with the side effects & more nice to the hair.
Believe I will suffer from hair loss? Any personal opinions?
And can someone confirm the thing regarding dboll being more mild on the hair compared to test e? I've found it different sites but you can never be 100% sure on the net.
IwantToGetBig.Frank
Well-known Member
Dbol is hard on your hair if you have MPB...If you have MPB then the DHT of this drug will accelerate your hair loss.
Test E isn't great either but you can take proscar daily with it to minimize the conversion to DHT, thus reduces the negative effect on your hairline.
Frank
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