serious questions about finasteride in short/long term

[MrSnow]

I wanted to know if we take 2mg of finasteride instead of 1mg, over time, finasteride will work for a shorter time because the body will be more adapted to the molecule?

Answer me please

On the wiki finasteride, the usual dose was marked "0.25mg to 2mg"

 

[MrSnow]

https://wikitrans.co/ths/fem/anti-androgenes/finasteride/

 

[JohnSmith21]

No. And that would also be unnecessary. Finasteride has diminishing returns. 1mg blocks the same amount of dht as 100mgs. 1 mg is all u need to get the max effect of finasteride

 

[MrSnow]

No. And that would also be unnecessary. Finasteride has diminishing returns. 1mg blocks the same amount of dht as 100mgs. 1 mg is all u need to get the max effect of finasteride

so I will not lose in the long term effectiveness of having taken 2mg instead of 1mg?

what do you mean by diminishing returns?

 

[JohnSmith21]

so I will not lose in the long term effectiveness of having taken 2mg instead of 1mg?

what do you mean by diminishing returns?

Means that it doesn’t block more dht after 1mg. 1mg will block as much dht as 50 mg

 

[MrSnow]

Means that it doesn’t block more dht after 1mg. 1mg will block as much dht as 50 mg

thx

 

[jazz1]

1mg is effective.