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And drizzling liquid min down one's throat costs...... pennies daily. The famous @bridgeburn used this prior to switching to oral minoxidil. I am pretty sure that this product will work but $600 is step for some.
Applied Biology MinoxiBoost For Minoxidil NonResponders
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My recommendation instead is to use topical min once daily and from one to 16 drops daily of liquid minoxidi on the back of the tongue. Add DR once a week with tretinoin and min and you are golden. Add finasteride or duta and you are platinum.
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I want these guys to be legit and the product to work. Regardless of the topical to increase sulfotransferase they are making a testing kit that a person can use to measure the amount of sulfotransferase in the follicles. A person could test before and after starting microneedling and retinoic acid.
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Even if they over-charge it at least indicates a potential path but as more and more people realize that liquid min is innocuous and extremely effective, then what's the point of trying to access Loniten or use two products, this plus min instead of just min.
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Wait, finasteride upregulates sulfotransferanse of minoxidil?
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(PDF) The effect of dihydrotestosterone hormone on the sulfotransferase 1A1 enzyme levele in the scalp hair follicle in patients with androgenic alopecia and its effect on response to minoxidil
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Not sure what the mechanism is, but higher dht = lower sulfo.
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I was skeptical of this product until I saw this extremely compelling testimonial on their website from the great Dr. Arnold J. Namehere.
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is it just me or does that link to their website connect you to a clip of two violinists rating ben shapiro's violin skills
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Ha! You're right. But look how great their hair looks. I'm convinced!
The good doctor apparently can't correctly spell "impetus".
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Well how about that?
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SULT1A1 (Minoxidil Sulfotransferase) Enzyme Booster Significantly Improves Response to Topical Minoxidil for Hair Regrowth
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The company itself isn't shady (applied bio), they do tons of other legit research. They probably spun off a quick webpage to be able to handle questions/inquiries and get people viewing the product before launch. I agree though, it's a garbage site that they didn't even manage to fill out all the template columns.
I’d be wary of eating ppg and whatever else is in liquid (Kirkland?) min.. going to ask a derm for a script for oral but doubtful I’ll succeed- is anyone having success getting prescriptions for that from dermatologists?
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In my experience dermatologists suck when it comes to prescribing things off label to treat hair loss. I tried PRP through a hair specialist, the PRP did nothing but they did offer oral minoxidil that I tried for awhile. I think your best bet is a hair specialist if you don’t want to go liquid. I would be careful because some people get no sides from oral while others get rough side effects from even small doses. All this stuff seems to depend on body chemistry.
Thanks so didn’t work for you? Seems it won’t work out anyway, I’d be really careful and start really low if I tried.. mine grows super slowly where worst. Would be nice to find a growth stimulant
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Always the best way. I get some sort of rebellious thrill from drinking the topical.
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Oh, but yeah! Drink baby, Drink!