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Exploring The Hormonal Route. Hair=life.
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Yeah but I couldn't wait any longer. I have a ball to attend. I know oral Min is working though because it has made my beard scratchier and things like my scant arm hair more resilient. It kicked in right away for me last October at 12.5mg and now at 6.25mg because of the hypertrichinosis.
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I used to like to grow weed and it's like that. Every day I would run to the basement to see if my plants had grown. I should have been growing a couple this winter but now, its checking my hair growth.
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Know how to get a Brazilian person pissed off? Just say that Ayrton Senna sucked as a race car driver....
That's for Tato.
That's for Tato.
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Dutasteride is $30 a month for generic.
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Metformin enhances the antiproliferative and apoptotic effect of bicalutamide in prostate cancer - Prostate Cancer and Prostatic Diseases
Prostate cancer incidence and mortality vary dramatically by geographical location. Both are higher in developed countries. Some attribute this to westernized lifestyles of high-energy diets and limited physical activity with consequent obesity. Obesity and obesity-related diseases like diabetes...www.nature.com
Guys check this out.
Can't wait to get on metformin, I feel like that will be one of the final pieces of my metabolic/hormonal puzzle for me to really pull ahead of whatever is dragging me down.
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I have been doing a lot of reading on the subject on Reddit, and I see quite a few posts from trans women saying that HRT did little to improve their hair loss. I was wondering how that would be possible. Like, under what circumstances would it NOT work. I read earlier in this thread that one reason is that the person had already gone through at least five years of hair loss, but others who were at an advanced stage of balding seem to have recovered, at least, somewhat.
I am, essentially, interested in the odds of it working versus not working.
I am, essentially, interested in the odds of it working versus not working.
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Ask yourself whatever reasons that would not work for men, because I hate to say it all politics aside all politicizing of the term "gender", they're still biologically men.
Inflammation, impairment of growth factors, etc.
There's literally some 48 or 49 year old guy on this forum who started topical min and finasteride and his hair started coming back.
Also because of covid we're having to deal with that, and there are many compelling sources of evidence to indicate that covid adversely impacts hair for women and men.
PRP worked but that's just proof that an inhibition of growth factors can commonly be an issue, not enough PGE2, too much inflammation, etc.
Here's the thing, regardless of whether it causes hair to strongly return, topical estrogen downregulates androgen receptors, so that would be a good case in the medical field for a differential diagnosis, that is to say, moving closer to an actual cause by eliminating other potential causes.
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I am fairly certain that anyone using my protocol can achieve well, a hell of a lot of hair regrowth....
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At least bica should do something. Duta sometimes nothing.
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First of all I would like to say that this is nuclear. I will always repeat this in all posts. Some may just read this post.
I think at the moment with my knowledge I confess somewhat limited but hardworking, I would say that
50mg bicalutamide + 5 air blocker + metformin 500mg -1000mg
is the maximum treatment today, it would only be necessary to change the dose of bicalutamide to make it stronger if necessary.
But I believe that this formula will solve almost everything if it is androgenic alopecia and if you don’t want to use a complete MTF treatment, maybe in this scheme I fit some E2 cycles to decrease TOTAL Testosterone, little, for a short time, 4 weeks 8 weeks, as a bodybuilnd cycle, I think it would be less toxic to the testis
Some considerations
Bicalutamide will act by increasing endogenous levels of T and clearly everything as a result via enzymatic conversion (example: ESTRADIOL, DHT) and as already discussed and discussed it has proved to be the most "safe" AA compared to its analogs (FLUT, ENZA) , Bicalutamide does not cross the blood-brain barrier, patients do not have seizures which is a potential side effect of their analogs, preserves bone density, sexual function, spermatogenesis, hepatoxically light up to 50mg and the best is an AR receptor blocker and effective in that, but it will block practically 100% of its AR receptors, say that bicalutamide has only a peripheral effect so it preserves bone density and muscle mass, and there are others that say it preserves because of the increase in E2 so it is not clear to know.
The truth is that the AR receptor blocker in men is not all good, so it is one of my fears with it, along with hyperandrogenicity and positive regulation of the AR receptor.
is other thing is GYNECOMASTIA the chance you have is great, in general 50mg will be about 52% of patients according to the laboratory study with 370 volunteers
Here comes the second point
The 5th blocker would block the increase in DHT caused by the T outbreak caused by bicalutamide
Theorizing according to the articles, metformin would help in the regulation of AR receptors, and in "defective" cells it would cause apoptosis.
And not only that does bicalutamide inhibit the PAR-2 receptor as well, and messing with it can cause cancer and others .
The AMPK pathway prevents cancer and inflammatory disease by inhibiting the NK pathway (iflamation process)
This is the CIS nuclear bomb, now if you want to go to hydrogen bomb just add oral minoxidil
But this is the extreme, you can try a lot before I even made other posts about it.
But this is the only extreme treatment that function will maintain, some ejaculation volume, better erections, preserved fertility, in other words, in general it is still a "male" treatment
In addition I think that only GNrh inhibitors and full MTF treatments.
They are all drugs that need a long time to give results, so consider for a lifetime, maybe someday if you have solid results stable for a long time, you can change the dosages to change, but between knowing it is for a long time.
I think this is the summary of everything at the end
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Ayrton Senna is a hero for Brazilians haha, we even have music for him, very well remembered janey, you know strong traits of my culture, this is cool
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So wait. Somebody provide a "nuclear protocol?" Mine is pretty end of days....
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o Brasil? Eu adoro!
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morte horrivel.... Nossa Senhora o bendiga...
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I was a baby when he died, I didn't see his trajectory personally, but my parents, grandparents, uncles were all fascinated, and I had the opportunity to know after my understanding by thinking mind.
Really the death of someone with great potential, life has these things
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Your Portuguese is great, you know even some of our regional slang
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I would absolutely caution anyone on using 1 gram or more of metformin because of the side effects, even though I have documented higher than normal levels of insulin/igf-1, I'm going to start somewhere in the neighborhood of 250-300mg, because I really don't want to deal with the nastiness of diarrhea, stomach pain, feeling exhausted, etc.
I feel like a lot of those are what happens when you're prescribed more of the medication than your body can handle and also the fact that metformin depletes you of b12 and folic acid, so beware of that.
I do think metformin can do wonders for skin related issues pertaining to hairloss and acne, but it's a drug not to be abused.
I feel like a lot of those are what happens when you're prescribed more of the medication than your body can handle and also the fact that metformin depletes you of b12 and folic acid, so beware of that.
I do think metformin can do wonders for skin related issues pertaining to hairloss and acne, but it's a drug not to be abused.