Mature Hairlines And Anabolic Steroids No Loss?

iloveoov

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So ive had a mature hairline for about 4 years now(im 23). And countless times ive heard that mature hairlines dont exist. I have taken some of the harshest compounds without any hair protection and been fine.(Winstrol.Masteron,Tren,High Test,Anadrol,Dbol,)

So does this mean i wont see any future hairloss for a while? Are steroids sort of a way to see into the future for hairloss?
 

abcdefg

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male pattern baldness has almost no answers. Your hair loss stopped temporarily. It could start again tomorrow or next year or never. No one knows but taking steroids and getting no hair loss during that time does not guarantee you a life free of balding.
As you get older its probably going to get worse at some rate. Nothing gets better with age only same or worse
 

Prada1

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Its hard to tell, many bodybuilders in their 20s and 30s using enormous amounts of AAS had no hairless but did have some in their 40 and 50s. After they had retired that is. Dorian Yates for instance. I myself used mostly Test/Tren/Deca (in conjunction with finasteride) Anavar for close to 10 years with no hair loss at all.However the last two years using no AAS Ive seen a lot of thinning. I just stated another cycle and lots if thinning is occurring. So its hard to tell. Mind you I didn't even touch AAS until I was maybe 24-25 and saw no hair loss until I hit around 33-34. Mind you things like masterone, winny and anadrol are infamous for hair loss. Tren seem to be a hit or miss for most. It either causes no problems or decimates the hair. My point? You are only 23, I wouldn't conclude that you are male pattern baldness "immune". Also look at the males on your parents side. If no one has male pattern baldness, you are probably lucky. If the males on both sides have male pattern baldness, its almost sure that you will too its just a question of time. In my case the guys on both sides had male pattern baldness but I had some luck as in they all suffered the loss slowly bu gradually over a prolonged time. Secondly, now in my mid 30s, even though I have lost maybe 20-30% density, I still look like I have a thick amount of hair because I had ridiculous amount of thick hair. I mean as a kid it looked like I was wearing a helmet my hair was so thick. In my teens I needed a palm full of gel. Some people inherently have thin hair from the onset. I suppose I would be a great candidate for a FUE but I suffer from diffuse thinning.
 

abcdefg

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IMO as you get older the chances of going bald/losing hair continually increases. For whatever reason the cumulative effects of oxidative stress, or receptor changes, or cellular damage seems to make hair loss worse as you age despite the fact androgen levels seem to decrease. Its always been about sensitivity though and not androgen levels so sensitivity increases as you get older.
Your never safe, and with age rates of men with male pattern baldness continues to go up not down. Most men IMO are sensitive to androgens to some degree which is why at older ages most men do have some hair loss. There are plenty of old women at like 50+ that have Norwood 1 teenage hair with no loss at all. Androgens fit exactly why the gender differences exist
 
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