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Prolactin "minitherapy" with SMI-1 (novel protocol for lowering prolactin locally)
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Why do you think that?
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Eat sh*t and die.
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Even if you take it topically, would it not go systemic?
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Punched me right in the soul
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Is this post by Dr. Rassman relevant here?
Elevated prolactin levels in association with diffuse or androgenetic hair loss can be neglected as causative for the hair loss, because there is no evidence that they have an influence to the pattern
Prolactin levels and hair loss – WRassman,M.D. BaldingBlog
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Elevated prolactin levels in association with diffuse or androgenetic hair loss can be neglected as causative for the hair loss, because there is no evidence that they have an influence to the pattern
Interesting share
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Irrelevant, it's been covered time and time again that we're targeting extrapituitary prolactin. Serum levels are meaningless.
Thanks for the response.
Hair loss and hyperprolactinemia in women
In the literature of the past 30 years there are only some publications concerned with hair loss and hyperprolactinemia in women. Therefore, the relevance of hyperprolactinemia was evaluated in 40 women with diffuse alopecia.Hair loss was assessed by ...
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Moderate elevated prolactin levels in association with diffuse or androgenetic hair loss can be neglected as causative for the hair loss because there is no evidence that they have an influence to the pattern, the extent or the duration of the hair loss.
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But I think this study are too specific.
Only females are used to evaluation of the results.
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Tbh Rassman is a good guy for giving hair transplant advice to young men on Reddit but nothing he writes about really belongs in the New Research section
Even his mole serum is... Meh
Even his mole serum is... Meh
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What is known about the mole serum beyond just that he's working on it? Have there been any results released yet?
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From what I understand, the expectation is that there would be no negative sides even if it did. There are drugs that are used for lowering PRL systemically and apparently sides are not a major concern.
Not entirely sure about that.
I haven't looked deep into it yet, but apparently PRLR regulates insulin sensitivity through the same mechanism we're hoping hinder for hair.
It's probably nothing too dramatic, but maybe a bit of cautions should be needed for those with type 2 diabetes who wants to megadose it orally lel, even though it's probably nothing.
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Not heaps beyond what he and Plikus have divulged in interviews (podcasts, ISRH presentations). From what I understand they've isolated signalling factors from hair-producing moles and are planning on developing them for topical application. They have yet to speak of any results whether in vivo or not, planned clinical trials, nothing. They've already started lapsing on their expected timeline so I don't expect their company to produce anything groundbreaking in time for the next wave of promising treatments.
It's not microneedling alone which do Wound Induced hair follicle neogenesis. They used some chemicals to induce the neogenesis in addition to microneedling.
It's called Minoxidil.