Recent content by diskobox

Trials will never happen. You can't patent anything natural.

Quartz: I suggest emailing them.

Just noticed something very interesting. The supplement that seems to have helped a lot of women over at the about.com thyroid board was Evening Primrose Oil. These women had not had stabilized their thyroid problem and it gave them a boost. It's rich in GLA and LA, two of the main...

Re: application I was told by Revivogen customer service that the scalp can only absorb a certain amount, and 2ml is plenty for your entire head. You might want to consult with them before you waste your money.

Could be an adrenal issue or even thyroid (TSH isn't as conclusive as some think). Possibly iron deficiency. I've read cases of women having male pattern baldness-like balding (namely at temples) at the thyroid.about.com forums which resolved after stabliziing their condition. Some seem to think Evening...

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Many, many, many times they will just test TSH and nothing else. Many times what's 'normal' for everyone else might not be normal for you. Many times your TSH doesn't change until way down the road, yet your symptoms may have developed early. If you ever get the time, I suggest reading...

Re: reviv question DHT generally thins scalp hair and thickens body hair.

Soy does not directly cause hair loss, but it can contribute to a thyroid problem. Soy is known to cause or worsen hypothyroidism in some people. Hair loss is one of the major symptoms of hypothyroidism. Many people with hypothyroidism complain of dry, brittle, and unmanageable hair with an...

The oil from the place you worked at will do nothing to your hair but make it look worse. It will not cause you to lose hair. It doesn't matter if you blow dry your hair or towel dry. Just as long as the hair dryer isn't so close that it's causing discomfort, the worst thing it could do is...

Have you ever thought about seeing an endo about a possible thyroid problem? I don't think it would be normal for you to start androgenic thinning at 12, but certainly your thyroid could start acting up that young. Here's a good list of doctors: http://www.thyroid-info.com/topdocs.htm...

I'm curious Wendy, is your loss diffuse or in a pattern?

Cheer up, it sounds like you might have telogen efflivium, which is only temporary once the underlying issue is resolved. Are you a vegetarian? Might want to get some bloodwork done to see if you have low iron. Sounds like it could be something like that. How long ago did you notice this...

HairLossTalk.com - I would suggest making the search feature prominent on the main page, as well as linking relative articles on certain treatments on their reviews page. IE: the Revivogen trials on the Revivogen review page.

You might be allergic to the Propecia glycol.