Recent content by Todd

So what you're saying is: Fluridil works, but over a longer period of time (over 12 months) it does not completely reverse miniaturization. Sounds plausible. Still, anecdotal "evidence", states that over a long period of time, fluridil actually regrows hair. Baby hairs at first, then terminal...

First of all: I'm convinced. This sh*t WORKS. Second: I wish it worked better. Allow me to explain. In the course of three months I have almost completely stopped shedding. I shed a little when I wash my hair, but that's it. I really hadn't expected this. As I'm on my 6th (or is it 7th?) year...

A little tip: since any water (rain, sweat, evaporated water from cooking...) will degrade fluridil, I alway find it best to apply it in the evening, usually right before I go to bed.

It could be that your hairline is very slowly receeding OR it could simply be that you naturally have a mature hairline. Judging from your "essay", I'd guess the latter. Most people who start losing hair is painfully aware that they are losing it (i.e they shed a lot, they see progressive...

Thanks for the feedback guys, appreciate it. Yeah, that's what I figure too. I'm thinking on a long term basis I'll switch over to CB, or maybe use both fluridil and CB together and ditch the finasteride. Thx for the tip. I actually considered adding rogaine to my regimen WITH fluridil right away...

It has some decent results for BHP (benign prostate hyperplasia), although not as good as the alpha reductase blockers, or androcur. But for hair loss? Nothing. One study claimed to see results i 6 out of 10, but it turned out later that the study was deeply flawed. I say: give it a go. But...

Ok, so I'm about 1 and a half month into fluridil and I thought I'd share my experiences with you. I had some doubt whether or not fluridil was right for me (time will tell), seeing as I am mainly interested in thickening and (hopefully regrowing), but I am giving it a good 6 months before I...

17 alpha estradiol have proven to stimulate hair follicle growth in vitro and in vivo, but the exact mechanism behind it is unclear. one theory is that 17-a-e stimulates aromatase activity around the follicle, another is that it acts as a receptor blocker...

Finasteride (propecia or proscar- split the proscar into quarters), minoxidil (rogaine, regaine/recrea in europe) and nizoral (fungoral in the UK i think). These three will stop your shedding and probably regrow some of your hair. PLEASE CONFIRM WITH A DOCTOR WHETHER OR NOT YOU ACTUALLY HAVE...

I can't speak for RU specifically, but generally when a drug expires, this means that whatever active compound in the drug is decomposing; thus making the drug less effective. Even in a powder form a substance is not completely stable, and sun exposure, temperature changes, moisture etc will...

When you measure testosterone, you should always take SHBG in consideration. SHBG binds circulating testosterone and makes it inactive for metabolism. So a low testosterone is considered "normal" (that is- not clinically harmful or significant) if SHBG is also low. (Same thing for women: a high...

finfighter's giude is the best. If you're really serious, you could consider dutasteride (works like propecia, but is proven more effective). But I wouldn't do it if I was worried about sides...

This is off topic, but you are so friggin' right on this one. People who have weight issues, or fight depression come right out in the open. Why not hair loss sufferers? Going bald is not a choice, but doing something about it is, and there's really nothing embarrassing about it. A friend once...

Here is the abstract for the study http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1 ... x/abstract This is why you should read ARTICLES and not QUOTES FROM articles. The study group consists of 71 men who, at an interview ALREADY HAD experienced sexual side effects. Pardon the irony, but I'm going to...

Seriously, your crown doesn't look that bad, even in the first pic. Might as well be a cowlick IMO.