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I have an Aculas for sale, and I have dropped the price $50.00. Incredibly cheap now, in order to encourage a sale soon! http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... %3DSelling Cheers, Will

ginner, i agree in a balanced emphasis for this site. however, perhaps if you notice a more anti-propecia tone here these days, perhaps that's down to the fact more people have been on it for longer now, and thus more ill effects are becoming apparent. but i agree there are too many people...

that's not contradictory at all my friend. anything that is an aromatase inhibitor is good for hair. very good.

you'd have to drink gallons of soy milk to get the same amount of isoflavones that are present in tofu. there's a shtiload of soy milk per gram of tofu. its that simple. isoflavone pills would probably do the trick. but they're an isolated version of the soy isoflavone and protein, so you...

hi ripple. rather than eat the soy beans direct, try tofu. its made from soy (soymilk actually) and is incredibly high in isoflavones (35mg of isoflavones per 100mg of tofu). its tasteless and absorbs the taste of what its mixed with. so just fry it up and mix it in with your meal each...

i kind of agree with youngbaldie, i guess from what i've read i'm just way more enthusiastic about it. green tea is amazing, one of its main benefits is that it prevents testosterone -> dht conversion IN THE SKIN specifically. also for anyone up to the age of 40 that is experiencing...

true optimistic, however nothing in sublime's regimem indicates "overdosing". they are all different supplements playing different roles in the body. the synergy between a lot of them is important also. were someone to take say 20 of any one particular pill per day i could consider that...

why is it ridiculous? its just about being proactive and holistic. :) have you ever seen an interview with either madonna or david bowie? both look incredible for their age. and they take about 3x the amount of supplements/anti-oxidants/other stuff that sublime does. i'll try and...

that's cool, even though i don't agree with everything you've said i still respect it and am interested to hear your interpretation (or indeed anyone's interpretation). its all good :)

excuse me hair today, i don't suggest to know everything! i'm just trying to understand this, you're being slightly aggressive. leave it out yeh? rather than simply telling me what i don't understand, it'd be way cooler if you explained things as you see it! thanks :)

just out of curiosity, at what age do we all feel the weight of hair loss? i'm 30 and have been aware of it seriously for about a year or so now.

Something else of relevance is that a treatment such as finasteride, targets DHT in a way that inhibits the creation of DHT which cancan cause other side effects. Equol, an active element within soy, instead, allows the production of DHT but not its operation. So the graph you just posted...

When having a blood test, I got a free testosterone (serum) result of 42.6 pmol/L (normal range 34.5 - 98.0). Does free testosterone include DHT? So if I have low free testosterone I also have low DHT?

that graph is kind of freaking me out actually. maybe i should cut down on the green tea. where did you get that graph from please Doctor?

what do the graphs "proliferation" and "MVD" stand for? i agree that soy and green tea together is a more potent combination that green tea alone. but i disagree that a soy protein isolate provides the same benefits that a whole soya bean does in terms of hair loss. supermarket style soy...