They will probably still start in 2021.. But there are no news atm.Any news? i need something positive to hear..
No fapThere is some product actually That we can add to low that prolactine on scalp till Bayer become to market?
Rub the c*m on your scalpWith no FAP i had seen some benefits true but i refear something to use topical/orally.
Thanks for your repply
With no FAP i had seen some benefits true but i refear something to use topical/orally.
Thanks for your repply
Not going to do anything for follicular prolactin.I believe mucuna pruriens is a good natural alternative to this drug. It wouldnt be as effective, but we lose nothing trying. I used it in the past for gym performance and I noticed better hair quality.
Read previous 30 pages. I will not explain it againHow do you know that? L-dopa lowers prolactin in blood and it crosses bbb.
Lol, bro don't be like that. It has been explained a 100 times why your suggestion won't work.Ok, so you dont know.
I think the answer is, and someone correct me if I'm wrong, that prolactin is generated in the follicle and these kind of drugs that lower prolactin systemically won't suppress that or not sufficiently.How do you know that? L-dopa lowers prolactin in blood and it crosses bbb.
Lol. Bro ur like a decade behind. Follicles can produce hormones. And so can skin. Its already been proven.I really doubt that a follicle could be able to produce hormones. Even in that case, we could use topical mucuna if it has less than 500 daltons (i havent researched that)
Any source?
In addition, how can we forget the obvious? DHT produced within the dermal papilla.Hormonal Effects on Hair Follicles
The hair cycle and hair follicle structure are highly affected by various hormones. Androgens—such as testosterone (T); dihydrotestosterone (DHT); and their prohormones, dehydroepiandrosterone sulfate (DHEAS) and androstendione (A)—are ...www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Shows the follicle secretes melatonin. Aka a hormone.
This one https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15946990/
Shows the follicle secretes cortisol aka a stress hormone. Theres more out there
How does that not count. The follicle doesn't just grow new capabilities by being outside of the organism wtfThat study is BS. It was performed ex-vivo, so it doesnt count.
In fact it does due to fibrosis (it loses capabilities)
Heres the thing. In vivo and vitro yes may bring about different results. But the fact the follicle has been shown to secrete prolactin in at least one study shows it has that function. Which means its likely it uses that function in the body. Why else have that function.Ok quote me an in vivo pair reviewed study showing prolactin is produced within the follicle. I am not against this theory, i am just asking for proofs. I like to read studies also, i am a phd candidate in stats, so i am used to read studies...
Lol bro. If ex vivo didnt mean anything. Then they wouldnt ever do vitro or ex vivo studies. Ur saying billions of dollars have been wasted. Because by ur standard they mean nothing.I dont know, but thats how science works buddy. Ex vivo means literally nothing. To get something approved for the market you need in vivo studies, double blind,... you need to get decent p values and t values, and a fuckload of statistical tests.
Please stop postingI really doubt that a follicle could be able to produce hormones. Even in that case, we could use topical mucuna if it has less than 500 daltons (i havent researched that)