casperz
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So the stuff on the bottom is CET that didn't dissolve...so that can be recovered and re-used...I guess when we're talking concentrations, you might be getter more CET in another medium than water to dissolve...
...for the first time I took pictures...I was pretty shocked to see the scope of the loss on my crown and vertex....to be honest, I don't know if my donor area is gonna cut it....if CET can hold on to what I have, a hair transplant will be worth it for the front, but otherwise, it wouldn't bee...
I think the stuff at the bottom can just be thrown out, it's the fillers used to shape the tablet. Most of the Cet is going to be suspended in the water. From what I gathered on the German forum Cet dissolves the best in water.
I was shocked the first time I took pics, I had no idea my crown had gotten bald, guess I never paid much attention to it.
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Hi,
Just joined this forum...
I will try cetrizine topically, in low % EtOH / destilled water, starting next week and will post my results here.
I am NWIII, and do not follow any treatment regime wich will make my experiment less confounded with other factors.
I am a researcher in molecular biology and have read a lot about hair loss in the primary literature. My belief (as many others' with me) after reading up is that male pattern baldness is dependent on inflammatory response, and that DHT is clearly necessary but not sufficient for the hair miniaturization. I have been looking for compounds reducing inflammatory response, and that this is why I will now try cetrizine.
Let's see how it goes.
Nice! Keep us posted, I'm sure with your background you can provide valuable input.