Hi. I rarely respond to posts on here, but reading yours reminded me of some of the things that were running through my head when I first noticed my hair loss. Without going into details about my personal story, I can guarantee you that their is hope! Like the crustacean says, your hair loss...
In my opinion, this kinking of the hair is more the work of other androgens other than DHT. These 'kinked' hairs seem far more prevalent in women suffering from androgenetic alopecia than men, which leads me to think (as because women suffering from Androgenetic Alopecia generally have normal levels of DHT, but...
Nice find, but I think this Thomas Whitfield guy is at InCube labs (one of the companies in Silicon Valley) not PureTech. I still think Whitfield's got something, though..........
Hi, mate. You're probably not gonna like this, but if you're not on an internal DHT inhibitor then you really will be fighting an uphill struggle and YES you could definitely do with a topical DHT inhibitor as well as an androgen receptor blocker or testosterone/androstenedione antagonist. BUT...
Hi, mate. Seeing as you're feeling lonely I'll stick in my 2 cents! lol!
If you're on Propecia or Avodart then I don't think a topical DHT only inhibitor is all you need to stop hair loss. It's my belief that internal DHT inhibitors work pretty damn well at counteracting DHT's effect in the...
I wouldn't take both together if I were you. I did last year and as soon as I started taking both I began the biggest shed of my life. Took me a couple of weeks to realise that it was actually reflex-hyperandrogenicity. I'm now struggling to get back to where I was before I started taking both...
This is pretty interesting. I was on accutane when I was about 17 (I think) for acne. Worked incredibly for that, but I was on propecia a year or so later. I might give the low-dose thing a go, too.