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the brain shrinkage takes several months but it also does this in the short term:
Exploring The Hormonal Route. Hair=life.
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the brain shrinkage takes several months but it also does this in the short term:
This is how some of the regrowth looks like. I am guessing these are the earlier hairs, since they are over an inch long. The newer regrowth are shorter, and stick up; once they grow long enough, it will contribute better to a middle-parting density.
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So this means higher neutral activity?
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It's looking better, I'm really happy for you.
Once the shorter ‘sticking up hairs’ grow longer, the middle-parting density will be a lot better... It just takes some time, I guess. I feel like tasing biotin, but that gave me so much acne!
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I can't touch biotin, if i do i will get acne allll over my back lol.
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& yeah i have always been embarrassed of my male pattern baldness and would tell people the same thing, that i am just suffering from temporary hair loss and that it will grow back.
I find it so weird that not even accutane got rid of my back acne... But bicalutamide somewhat did? It’s crazy what androgen deprivation therapy does for us!
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Accutane was a waste of time for me i tried it for 6 months in 2017 lol, Bicaludamide is like a miracle for me and you, i can feel a pimple forming on my shoulder but its just 1 and its not like before where i would have 30 new ones every 2 weeks i am mostly acne free now.
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estradiol is good for the brain! It enhances neurogenesis after isochemic stroke.. It is healthy for all our cells! upregulates intercellular antioxidants, counteracts ROS. upegulates multiple longevity genes, improves skin quality and enhances mitochondria biogenisis
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I think its like how cell phones got smaller over time yet more efficient. better interconnectivity and better memory
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I've told many people through this thread. I even shared photos of my results on facebook. I'm not ashamed anymore, especially about something I didn't choose. I spread the message so that others will be more educated and have hope
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Its what the medical industry doesn't want us to know, so they can sell more bullshit.
I don't mind sharing on this website, but it's embarrassing to tell it to people who wonder in my real-day life... I did try mentioning medications to treat hair loss to a family member, and then he started going on a tangent about how medications are bad for us and that we should live a natural life-style. I lost so many brain cells that day... I think I will eventually start telling people, as a person who has survived androgenic alopecia. It's mainly when people wonder why I am wearing a hat so often and then they ask me, it puts me in an uncomfortable situation for sure.
noah, keep in mind that your brain is shrinking
"compared with controls, anti-androgen
estrogen treatment decreased brain volumes of male-to female subjects towards female proportions, while androgen treatment in female-to-male subjects increased total brain and hypothalamus volume towards male proportions."
https://www.academia.edu/14062913/C...e_and_estrogen_on_adult_human_brain_structure
What is it mean?
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anyone here i terrified from weight gain from estrogen?, my metablosim is fucked up now since losing ton of muscles, i find it super easy to put on weight lol and i dnt wanna develop an eating disorder, iam sticking to healthy foods, veg, fruits,lean protein but i still wanna lose more muscles because i was bodybuilder in my teens and i hate my muscles now
Although I don't entirely regret taking Accutane, I do regret not making myself more knowledgable on it. I didn't realise how truly damaging it is on our bodies; I was mainly caught up in the mindset that it clears acne, and I only wanted that. I believe fate was signalling to me that Accutane is not great, especially when it bought my ALT levels to above 170...
I have maintained my weight as 59KG to 60KG by following a somewhat strict diet. It's not strict where I cut out important foods or sugar, but it's strict in terms that I properly think out my meals and make sure that I am not overeating.
How many calories are you eating per day?