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I was just reading this article [/url] http://www.bio.net/bionet/mm/neur-sci/2 ... 58929.html [/url] about the effects of blocking the 5ar enzyme on the the brain when I came across this :"By taking antibiotics, you usually increase your risk for chronic
inflammatory disorders. In this case, killing your gut bacteria leaves
abnormally high levels of free DHT floating around in your blood
stimulating your androgen receptors beyond what your body is used to.
Over a lifetime, this brings out your genetic risk for androgen-driven
disorders like the ones I keep mentioning. Destroying your gut bacteria
with antibiotics probably also increases the risk for allergies, asthma,
arthritis and other inflammatory disorders (see
<http>,
<http>, PMID
15120189) - not to mention it can give you a bad yeast infection like
you see in chronic sinusitis." This wouldn't make a difference if you were taking antibiotics once in a blue moon for an infection, but if you were taking it constantly. This is interesting because I used to take internal antibiotics for my acne twice a day for the past year and it was just a couple of months ago that I noticed my hair shedding like crazy and then was shocked to see it thinning all over. I was expecting hair loss since I have it in the family but I wasn't expecting it this early (I'm almost 20)! Its only a hunch but the excess dht may have triggered my male pattern baldness prone genes early on. This should be a warning to all you male pattern baldness prone acne sufferers to avoid taking internal anti biotics on a constant basis.
inflammatory disorders. In this case, killing your gut bacteria leaves
abnormally high levels of free DHT floating around in your blood
stimulating your androgen receptors beyond what your body is used to.
Over a lifetime, this brings out your genetic risk for androgen-driven
disorders like the ones I keep mentioning. Destroying your gut bacteria
with antibiotics probably also increases the risk for allergies, asthma,
arthritis and other inflammatory disorders (see
<http>,
<http>, PMID
15120189) - not to mention it can give you a bad yeast infection like
you see in chronic sinusitis." This wouldn't make a difference if you were taking antibiotics once in a blue moon for an infection, but if you were taking it constantly. This is interesting because I used to take internal antibiotics for my acne twice a day for the past year and it was just a couple of months ago that I noticed my hair shedding like crazy and then was shocked to see it thinning all over. I was expecting hair loss since I have it in the family but I wasn't expecting it this early (I'm almost 20)! Its only a hunch but the excess dht may have triggered my male pattern baldness prone genes early on. This should be a warning to all you male pattern baldness prone acne sufferers to avoid taking internal anti biotics on a constant basis.