Recent content by NormanNorwood

I came back to my own thread after however long it's been and I come back to this sh*t?!?

Aldosterone, glucocorticoids and mineralocorticoids are bad for hair then? Sorry, like I said, I'm not so good at science. Also it's funny you say I need more UV scalp exposure because 1) My hair still covers all my scalp so I can't get UV exposure until it is too late and 2) If Vitamin D3...

Thanks. I figured it was a high enough dose to not be toxic but not so low it won't do anything. Honestly, I really believe I was born in the wrong country haha. I need more sun in my life.

I have been taking Vitamin D3 at 5000iu daily for a few months now, I live in the UK where we don't get much sun. Even though I have both fully English parents I have fairly olive skin and very dark, almost Mediterranean features (no, not adopted). Should I not be taking Vitamin D3 like you...

I like your theory, I found it very interesting to read. I'm not 100% sold but i'm also not 100% sold on the DHT theory either. My hairloss started the same time I kept getting very very sick. Kind of like my immune system went a bit awol. I'm still losing hair but at a slightly slower pace than...

I'm debating Fevipiprant if I can get my hands on it. It's money dependant though. Does anyone actually think Setipiprant or Fevipiprant which is far more potent will actually stop hairloss or regrow it. I'm quietly optimistic about Fevipiprant but considering that it is Phase 3 now means they...

I just logged in for the first time in like a year to say can we use a UV lamp to increase sunlight exposure? I live in the UK so we don't have much sun. Also, isn't there a risk of increased skin cancer with a UV lamp?

This might be a stupid question but where does Replicel come into this now? There product is the injection which makes your hair permanently resistant to DHT and possibly grow back right? Tsuji is for the high Norwood's who want a full hair restoration and then Replicel is for people who are a...

Surely the 2-7 years depends on the individual and their hair cycle? Is there a way of finding out the length of your own? Uggggh, I would have to get Tsuji treatment like twice so I could have my original hair density back :( I hoped I could just get these injections and be done with it.. Why...

Is Histogen supposed to be a permanent fix? Like you get the injections in the locations you want hair again and then those hairs develop "DHT Resistant" traits like the ones at the back? If it's permanent then it seems like the best way for people with really thick hair to regain their high...

Is this gunna work for people with DUPA? And surely he can't make something 'available' to the public and then have it crazy expensive? It would be useless then if it was the 'wonder cure' and no one could afford it.. Poor people go bald to you know :(

Sorry to jump in and if may have been mentioned elsewhere in the thread, I feel like it has but I don't want to re-read all 20+ something pages. Do you think this will work for people with DUPA? Or is the reason they lose hair different to someone with standard Androgenetic Alopecia? Is there a risk they would...

I have a blood test in just over a week. Told my symptoms to the doctor and she said it sounds like I may be hypothyroid or becoming more and more hypothyroidic (called it 9 months and 2 blood tests ago but they refused to listen) I'm diffuse thinning, pretty much all the hairs are minituarised...

But with DUPA is every single hair miniaturised? Even if you have one single hair follicle wouldn't that be enough to clone thousands and thousands of times and then implant?

Is DUPA hairloss a different mechanism to standard male pattern baldness? If so, will things like hair cloning work for people that have lost all their hair to DUPA? What about stuff like Histogen, Sheseido etc etc?