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bald bald with a belly and boobsAre you suggesting me that adding estradiol would not grow out tits?
bald bald with a belly and boobsAre you suggesting me that adding estradiol would not grow out tits?
Man u are pussy? Estradiol? Cmon man pussy hair loss treatment. Only hydrogencyanide will save u from a slaphead.go f***
Are you suggesting me that adding estradiol would not grow out tits?
the AmericansMay be Russians look like that.
May be Russians look like that.
Don't touch estradiol you young man. It's not worth, believe me. Even 150 mg of bicalutamide would be too much. spironolactone at a dose of 300 mg has feminised me.Hello guys,
In the past I took spironolactone, but I discontinued, because my potassium levels were too high. Besides dutasteride 0.5 (my current regime), I want to consider 150 mg bicalutamide or 4 mg estradiol. Which one has the best chance for thicker hair or hair regrowth? Which one causes the most significant gyno? (I want to prevent gyno as much as possible) Which one causes permanent infertility? (which I want to prevent as well)
Both have a significant chance of gyno. Bica actually increases T, but because it prevents binding of androgens to receptors, a portion of the extra T is converted to E.Hello guys,
In the past I took spironolactone, but I discontinued, because my potassium levels were too high. Besides dutasteride 0.5 (my current regime), I want to consider 150 mg bicalutamide or 4 mg estradiol. Which one has the best chance for thicker hair or hair regrowth? Which one causes the most significant gyno? (I want to prevent gyno as much as possible) Which one causes permanent infertility? (which I want to prevent as well)
Estradiol gel will be absorbed into blood stream. In fact it's a method of HRT for some trans people. The efficacy of absorption, however, is partially dependent on where it's applied. Not to mention dose dependent, so you may be able to get away with a small dose to temple area without risk of it affecting your blood levels too much.Although some of the comments are juvenile, a very real discussion is in this thread. Haven’t read all 476 pages, but after reading a few I think I’m on safe ground.
So if we take the male/female model and conclude a MALE is thinning & decide Step one would be to cut androgens from bloodstream, which ones to take & what dose, what protocol?
Generally speaking Spironolactone is possible candidate. 100 to 200 mg is standard serious dose. Though cautious can start at 25 mg. For majority of men it is impossible to grow breasts, as an example, by cutting androgens without taking estrogen.
So the dangers are hyped up.
Then after judging efficacy of spironolactone,
One can think about estradiol.
Now on this site, we have individuals cutting off their genitals, taking massive doses of female hormones etc. This is not what most of men on this site want or will consider.
However, there is estradiol gel in a tube.
One could rub small amounts on scalp/ temples and judge efficacy. And again men won’t grow breasts like women...
Menstruating women have 10 times the estrogen in their bloodstreams as men ALL the time.
I have read studies where a man had Norwood 6 & decided to become a woman. He wanted a hair transplant, but doctors said he’s bad candidate, not enough hair. So they started him in the Spirolactone/estradiol combo. Hair starts to regrow, Increase dosages add minoxidil add trentinoin. Full hair regrowth.
So we don’t have to go overboard, but worth considering.
Do both (150 mg bica and 4 mg E) have a chance to regrow hair? I want to choose bica, but I'm not sure if 150 mg only halts hair loss, or actually regrows/thickens hair as well.Both have a significant chance of gyno. Bica actually increases T, but because it prevents binding of androgens to receptors, a portion of the extra T is converted to E.
In theory bica should be a more versatile hair loss drug. But in reality who knows as there aren't a lot of studies on bica for hair loss in men.
Estradiol will directly affect T production in gonads, thus limiting available free T in your system and conversely how much can affect hair. But there is for sure a risk of fertility issues. So if this is something that concerns you, I would caution against the use of the drug. Or at the very least freeze some sperm.
I think that depends on how long the hair follicles have been dormant for either med to provide regrowth. Both have the potential, but it's far from a guarantee. Studies on eunuchs demonstrate that androgen suppression only halts hair loss and doesn't provide growth. But unlike castration, bica also raises E levels, which increased E has been shown in multiple studies to trigger a shift from vellus to terminal hair in men.Do both (150 mg bica and 4 mg E) have a chance to regrow hair? I want to choose bica, but I'm not sure if 150 mg only halts hair loss, or actually regrows/thickens hair as well.
25 spironolactone okAlthough some of the comments are juvenile, a very real discussion is in this thread. Haven’t read all 476 pages, but after reading a few I think I’m on safe ground.
So if we take the male/female model and conclude a MALE is thinning & decide Step one would be to cut androgens from bloodstream, which ones to take & what dose, what protocol?
Generally speaking Spironolactone is possible candidate. 100 to 200 mg is standard serious dose. Though cautious can start at 25 mg. For majority of men it is impossible to grow breasts, as an example, by cutting androgens without taking estrogen.
So the dangers are hyped up.
Then after judging efficacy of spironolactone,
One can think about estradiol.
Now on this site, we have individuals cutting off their genitals, taking massive doses of female hormones etc. This is not what most of men on this site want or will consider.
However, there is estradiol gel in a tube.
One could rub small amounts on scalp/ temples and judge efficacy. And again men won’t grow breasts like women...
Menstruating women have 10 times the estrogen in their bloodstreams as men ALL the time.
I have read studies where a man had Norwood 6 & decided to become a woman. He wanted a hair transplant, but doctors said he’s bad candidate, not enough hair. So they started him in the Spirolactone/estradiol combo. Hair starts to regrow, Increase dosages add minoxidil add trentinoin. Full hair regrowth.
So we don’t have to go overboard, but worth considering.
25 spironolactone okAlthough some of the comments are juvenile, a very real discussion is in this thread. Haven’t read all 476 pages, but after reading a few I think I’m on safe ground.
So if we take the male/female model and conclude a MALE is thinning & decide Step one would be to cut androgens from bloodstream, which ones to take & what dose, what protocol?
Generally speaking Spironolactone is possible candidate. 100 to 200 mg is standard serious dose. Though cautious can start at 25 mg. For majority of men it is impossible to grow breasts, as an example, by cutting androgens without taking estrogen.
So the dangers are hyped up.
Then after judging efficacy of spironolactone,
One can think about estradiol.
Now on this site, we have individuals cutting off their genitals, taking massive doses of female hormones etc. This is not what most of men on this site want or will consider.
However, there is estradiol gel in a tube.
One could rub small amounts on scalp/ temples and judge efficacy. And again men won’t grow breasts like women...
Menstruating women have 10 times the estrogen in their bloodstreams as men ALL the time.
I have read studies where a man had Norwood 6 & decided to become a woman. He wanted a hair transplant, but doctors said he’s bad candidate, not enough hair. So they started him in the Spirolactone/estradiol combo. Hair starts to regrow, Increase dosages add minoxidil add trentinoin. Full hair regrowth.
So we don’t have to go overboard, but worth considering.