List of PGD2 Attackers On The Market -- Put Here

[Sparky4444]

1. Cetirizine

 

[HairOutTheWazoo]

Pixie dust.

 

[Sparky4444]

Pixie dust.

Ok..Jerk-wads need not post here...

 

[Kirby]

I may be wrong here, but there aren't currently any of the right sort of 'PGD2 attacker' (crth2 antagonists) currently available on the mainstream market...

 

[Jaded]

Just found this:
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/01/100113122306.htm

Not really pgd2, but close, same path, part of the puzzle.

Gonna pull the trigger on them oils and add them to the regime. Now if only i could find a oil that enhances cox-1.

 

[Sparky4444]

Just found this:
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/01/100113122306.htm

Not really pgd2, but close, same path, part of the puzzle.

Gonna pull the trigger on them oils and add them to the regime. Now if only i could find a oil that enhances cox-1.

Good find...there is definately something up with oils on the scalp -- not internal but topical application....Castor oil is in there as well...

 

[HairOutTheWazoo]

I'm experimenting with my own concoction. The carrier oils used are virgin olive, avocado, jojoba, grapeseed and castor. The essential oils are cedarwood, thyme, eucalyptus, rosemary, lemon and lavender.

 

[psyhotria]

Oil of oregano contains even more carvacrol than thyme, or to better say, it is almost all carvacrol (the cox-2 inhibiting substance).And clove oil is almost entirely comprised of eugenol, a T->DHT inhibitor.Tea tree oil is also good.So, I would go oregano, rosemary, clove and tea tree.

 

[akp22191]

Hey I though I should share something that I just found when I was searching about the whole PGD2 cure thing.

http://www.oxagen.co.uk/crth2-1.htm

If you look at the website for oxagen by clicking on that link, you can see that they have a CRTH2 inhibitor almost ready to be completed. If you look at the very bottom OC2286, it says suitable for topical use, selectivity, & potency established.

I mean why would someone need a topical for asthma? Could it be that they're working on a topical form for male pattern baldness, where it blocks the CRTH2 receptor hence limiting PGD2 on the scalp? It's already been identified that the CRTH2 and GPR44 pathways are the ones that need to be blocked in order to lower the PGD2 on the scalp.

 

[Chromeo]

This is good stuff. I've been using oils topically alongside Cetirizine, mainly just because I feel it's good for the scalp and helps stop the skin from drying out. I'll certainly be applying oils more regularly after hearing about these COX inhibiting effects.

 

[Sparky4444]

When can we expect to see this on the market??

 

[Aks20]

Its sad we dont have a PGD2 OTC medicine which can be repurposed for this, and all our options are about dealing with dodgy chinese shops on the net.

 

[Sparky4444]

...give it a bit of time...I think we're gonna see something "re-purposed" that already has FDA approval..