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On the German hairloss forum alopezie.de, in a research subsection for "Hair Multiplication", there is a thread with title that roughly translates to "Replicel gets on my nerves." The entire thread is a bandwagon hate machine of distrust toward Replicel. While they have faith in the technology...

I've just received my first shipment of the stuff, starting tonight. Can't yet state my preference. Maybe someone else can chime in.

How long a 50ml bottle will last depends on the area of application. If you're trying to combat hair loss across your entire scalp versus just the hair line, you'll obviously need to use more. I've read people using anywhere from 0.5ml a day, to 4ml a day. The other factor to consider is...

Thank you for the info, buckthorn.

Being new to hair loss, there's an entire history behind the Great Battle that is unknown to me. In particular, I've today stumbled upon RU58841-myristate. From what I've read, it's as effective as RU58841 yet with a lower risk of going systemic. Is this still the consensus? I've also read that...

An out-of-sync circadian rhythm can go either way. You can either have difficulty falling asleep, or you can wake up before you're well rested. Experience with jet-lag from travelling between eastern & western hemispheres is proof enough. Anxiety is a problem I do not have.

Thanks for the info, Swoop.

Howdy. I've been on Finasteride & Nizoral (no minoxidil) a little over 2 months now. For the first month I took 1 mg finasteride daily. With already decent results (dreaded itch & shower shed both eliminated), I cut my dose to 0.5 mg daily in hopes of offsetting the undesirable side-effects I had been...

I've been on finasteride for a little over 2 months, and have some difficulty falling asleep. This is despite intense physical exercise 6 days a week, very minimal stress, avoiding computers/screen hours before rest, as well as 1 hour meditation daily. It's not a crazy serious problem, but it is mildly...

Just out of curiosity, who was your source? Kane?

Yes, it's silly for people to choose between Yoga or more traditional muscle-building exercises. They really do well to compliment each other. As mentioned before, Yoga is incredible for spine alignment, as well as activating and stretching most muscles throughout your body. That said, I have a...

Great stuff, thank you Hellouser. :)