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I bought it on ebay. Did you take it before? For how long?
Cetirizine (or Indomethacine) With Oral Castor Oil Or Setipiprant
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waynakyo
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How do you guys do the ceterzine solution? I thought the study said 1% solution. That's what 1mg in 100ml? I am clearly not a chemist. (I know it depends on the molecular weight but usually 1mg is not too far off from 1ml from what I understand). correct me please.
waynakyo
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thedoubter
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Think I bought the same, it’s a nut extract I think? not sure on the quality to be fair.
I stopped and started it - I need to take it for longer than the month I did. Not really sure what I’m expecting from it, will it just maintain? Or expect any growth form it?
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I'm in the UK so I bought this one - https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Luteolin...439267?hash=item3d8b156163:g:ph0AAOSwPwpc3uHX
I'm not sure what to expect too, maybe it will help maybe it will not, but as a supplement for overall health, it looks like it won't do any harm. But I also taking oral castor oil for PGE2 every day and topical Cetirizine 4-6 times a week. This is just my kinda first experimentation with PGD2 theory. Because I took Finasteride and Minoxidil for more than a year now, I got some good results, but I was expecting some more regrow, unfortunately, it didn't happen and I started to shedding very bad for the last months. So just trying a lot of new things now
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got mine compounded by parati
inmyhead
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Are you from Italy? Online? Did they ask for prescription?
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i'm from france online yeah and they did ask for a prescription. they are incredibely slow to answer so you have to spam them
inmyhead
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Why would you buy from parati if you can get prescriptionin France?
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cause i tried everywhere in france and none was able to coumpound it it was ridicilous and even asked the 2 biggest coupounding pharmacy in paris and they couldn't . even for something like regular latanoprost in trichosol they asked me 185 euros for 50 ml it was insane
inmyhead
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What vehicle are you using btw?
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trichosol.... but i can't handle the smell. the texture is great tho
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Careful with luteolin. It is both an aromatase inhibitor and estrogen agonist at alpha receptor (bad for hair), disrupts progesterone... It may be beneficial for inhibiting PGD2 but I think the overall effect is negative.
Endocrine disrupting activities of the flavonoid nutraceuticals luteolin and quercetin - PubMed
Dietary plant flavonoids have been proposed to contribute to cancer prevention, neuroprotection, and cardiovascular health through their anti-oxidant, anti-inflammatory, pro-apoptotic, and antiproliferative activities. As a consequence, flavonoid supplements are aggressively marketed by the...
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Determination and analysis of agonist and antagonist potential of naturally occurring flavonoids for estrogen receptor (ERα) by various parameters and molecular modelling approach - Scientific Reports
Most estrogen receptor α (ERα) ligands target the ligand binding domain (LBD). Agonist 17β-estradiol (E2) and tamoxifen (TM, known SERM), bind to the same site within the LBD. However, structures of ligand-bound complexes show that E2 and TM induce different conformations of helix 12 (H12)...
www.nature.com
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I’m curious what 10 ml of castor could to for regrowth and thickening of hairs. It’s obv not tolerable, you’d sh*t ur brains out
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Damn I’ve been taking this! Do you think I would be better not taking it then?Careful with luteolin. It is both an aromatase inhibitor and estrogen agonist at alpha receptor (bad for hair), disrupts progesterone... It may be beneficial for inhibiting PGD2 but I think the overall effect is negative.
Endocrine disrupting activities of the flavonoid nutraceuticals luteolin and quercetin - PubMed
Dietary plant flavonoids have been proposed to contribute to cancer prevention, neuroprotection, and cardiovascular health through their anti-oxidant, anti-inflammatory, pro-apoptotic, and antiproliferative activities. As a consequence, flavonoid supplements are aggressively marketed by the...Determination and analysis of agonist and antagonist potential of naturally occurring flavonoids for estrogen receptor (ERα) by various parameters and molecular modelling approach - Scientific Reports
Most estrogen receptor α (ERα) ligands target the ligand binding domain (LBD). Agonist 17β-estradiol (E2) and tamoxifen (TM, known SERM), bind to the same site within the LBD. However, structures of ligand-bound complexes show that E2 and TM induce different conformations of helix 12 (H12)...
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Yeah personally I stopped taking it because IMO anything that goes against estrogen will wreck your hair fast, but that's just my experience. How long have you been taking it? If you don't notice things suddenly getting worse faster than before, keep taking it. Maybe I'm just jumping the gun too quickly.
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About 2 months? Haven’t really noticed a difference in either direction— granted I’m taking so many supplements, it’s hard to tell what’s doing what lmao
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One thing though... 450 mg? Is this artichoke extract? How much actual luteolin is in there, does it say? Perhaps there are other things in the extract that cancel out the negatives. I was taking pure luteolin powder and the usual dose is 100 mg, your dose would be quite huge for pure luteolin.
EDIT: Ah wait, nevermind, you're not the guy taking 450 mg.