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Cetirizine (or Indomethacine) With Oral Castor Oil Or Setipiprant
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Anyone still trying this? Would like to try, where could I get cetrizine in the uk? And would it be liquid?
btw anyone trying oral castor oil, should be taken after a large meal and make sure you have a high fibre diet.
btw anyone trying oral castor oil, should be taken after a large meal and make sure you have a high fibre diet.
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Just discovered this, and jesus christ, from what i know castoir oil is laxative, how in the world could you drink this sh*t in a safe way lol?
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The flavonoid luteolin inhibits niacin-induced flush - PubMed
Niacin (7.5 mg per rat, equivalent to a human dose of 1750 mg per 80 kg) maximally increased ear temperature to 1.9+/-0.2 degrees C at 45 min. Quercetin and luteolin (4.3 mg per rat; 1000 mg per human), administered i.p. 45 min prior to niacin, inhibited the niacin effect by 96 and 88%...
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[Aspirin (1.22 mg per rat; 325 mg per human) inhibited the niacin effect by only 30%. Niacin almost doubled plasma PGD2 and 5-H.T., but aspirin reduced only PGD2 by 86%. In contrast, luteolin inhibited both plasma PGD2 and 5-H.T. levels by 100 and 67%, respectively. CONCLUSIONS AND IMPLICATIONS. Niacin-induced skin temperature increase is associated with PGD2 and 5-H.T. elevations in rats; luteolin may be a better inhibitor of niacin-induced flush because it blocks the rise in both mediators.]
Although I can't say I've had much success with it topically (orally it increases hair loss by disrupting estrogen).
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Where could you get cetirizine? And how would it be applied?
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amazon or other shops, with application i'm curious as well how others are doing it (mixing/diluting it) but i guess you're just dripping it on your head and massaging it in. maybe someone else can chime in
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thanks. The only thing I can find on amazon are cetirizine in pill form, is that was is meant in this thread? How would it be applied in that case, or is it a liquid I should be looking for?
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Why do you think that? Pdg2 inhibitor (setipiprant) failed o show any results. PGD2 seems to be failed theory at the moment.
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my specialist advised against it, he said minoxidil degrades easily
i use its own solution, it needs a carrier other than alcohol (16% cyclo- silicone- pentamer)
to this day, its like inmyhead reported, pgd2 needs to be confirmed tho
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yeah its a shame i'd have love to bypass the androgen angle and only focus on pgd2 ,maybe a stronger inhibitor would help i don't know
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much as we'd like it (even those who deny it), we're not there yet
What's the reason for these things? Does this prevent gut damage in the long run?
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No it’s to reduce its laxative effects
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You can mix it with distilled water and it will dissolve, but I use a small amount of witch hazel to act as a solvent and improve application as I can't handle most other alcohols.
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The flavonoid luteolin inhibits niacin-induced flush - PubMed
Niacin (7.5 mg per rat, equivalent to a human dose of 1750 mg per 80 kg) maximally increased ear temperature to 1.9+/-0.2 degrees C at 45 min. Quercetin and luteolin (4.3 mg per rat; 1000 mg per human), administered i.p. 45 min prior to niacin, inhibited the niacin effect by 96 and 88%...
[Aspirin (1.22 mg per rat; 325 mg per human) inhibited the niacin effect by only 30%. Niacin almost doubled plasma PGD2 and 5-H.T., but aspirin reduced only PGD2 by 86%. In contrast, luteolin inhibited both plasma PGD2 and 5-H.T. levels by 100 and 67%, respectively. CONCLUSIONS AND IMPLICATIONS. Niacin-induced skin temperature increase is associated with PGD2 and 5-H.T. elevations in rats; luteolin may be a better inhibitor of niacin-induced flush because it blocks the rise in both mediators.]
Although I can't say I've had much success with it topically (orally it increases hair loss by disrupting estrogen).
Have you been taking this in pill form ? I bought some and have actually forgot to take them as I saw it increased PGE2 online - not sure if it’s worth it taking orally or if needs to be topical?
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Couple of days ago started to take Luteolin pills 450 mg in the morning, after the 2ml of oral castor oil
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thedoubter
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Where did you buy luteolin from?
Im going to start taking it again and give it 6 months