It Begins. I purchased all the items for the SwissTemple Prostaglandin Protocol. Wish
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Folliman
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Yeah, fevi is going to be expensive, my guess is that it's going to be around $150/month.
I personally plan to do the whole prostaglandin protocol for a year to thicken my hair, and then switch to only antiandrogens for cheap maintenance. It should work in theory but I'll have to test it and see for myself.
Why not just do a whole year of minoxidil and anti androgen and then just stay on anti androgen, would that not work?
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It wouldn't work. The drugs work through very different mechanisms so you would lose the minoxidil gains. Antiandrogens should in theory maintain PG protocol gains because DHT is upstream for PGD2.
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So basically spend a few grand on seti/Fevi and then maintain on AA, are you planning to be on AA at the same time with Fevi/Seti?
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Btw, any idea where swisstemples has been?
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Yep.
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He had no more results, some people think that his results were photoshoped. Anyway, he is on dutasteride. Morover, he is such type of guy that if he had some real results, he would rush to publish the pics. His protocol is a fail.
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Disappointed to hear that man.
Being dead tough, his regime was impractical. We all love ouur hair but we need a pragmatic solution. Something that is not hard on our pockets as well as time. These things are mentally taxing.
Like I've said so many times, give it 5-10years when the selfie generation starts to bald, demand will go through the roof.
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They already are and they are opting out for the " Wayne Rooney" thing.
http://www.todayonline.com/daily-focus/more-men-hair-loss-opting-wayne-rooney-thing
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Didnt work for Rooney though.
Of what I have gathered from the thread, this route is a rather steep one. People getting another hair transplant within a couple of years followed by another. All their life is caught in a struggle b/w savin their hair.
such a waste of life man.
Such a waste.
Sometimes, it makes me think that it’s all a big cabal of pharma companies. Else we would have had a cure.
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Afaik, duta is giving me scare.
Has not worked that well for me till yet.
There are posts like duta the hairline destroyer that makes me panic.
He's on the privateforum and has gone full 100% neo nazi.
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I hope he is sane.
Btw, how is he doing?
westonci
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From my experience high dose oral is much more effective than topical seti. Kane sells an altered sodium version of Setipiprant.
The chemical structure is a bit different than the original setipiprant molecule. ive heard its 90% as effective as setipirant if used orally.
Original Setipiprant molecule (Below)
and kanes Sodium/salted Seti (below)
So i would not recommend Kane for oral seti.
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Are you in contact with him?
I'm a member of that private forum. There is nothing to see there actually... Just some mad conspiracy theory stuff and occasional group buys for some random( sometimes hair )stuff
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Just started using castor oil today, trying to use it in my regiment.
Anyone have a recommended usage frequency?
That stuff is sooo oily (as the name implies) wondering if I can get he benefit using it 3 times a week or so..
What are most people using for PGE2 these days and how frequently are you applying it?
Anyone have a recommended usage frequency?
That stuff is sooo oily (as the name implies) wondering if I can get he benefit using it 3 times a week or so..
What are most people using for PGE2 these days and how frequently are you applying it?
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Just an off topic but relevant query if mine:
People say inversion therapy, massage, decalcification all loosens up the scalp and increases blood circulation hence nutrirnt supply. Now my question is that this also implies an increase in supply of T and DHT?
So what is the answer?
People say inversion therapy, massage, decalcification all loosens up the scalp and increases blood circulation hence nutrirnt supply. Now my question is that this also implies an increase in supply of T and DHT?
So what is the answer?