I’m having a hard time getting this information from reliable sources. I have access to most medical journals and studies including some very expensive books on hair loss reserved for physicians however essential oils seem to fall into the realm of witch doctors since I can’t find controlled studies for hair loss or actual externally enforced standards for oils like there are for meds. what are some of the more reputable brands?Most essential oils have detrimental trpv1 enhancers in it, like eugenol.
I would at least use pecan oil as carrier cause it has 52% oleic acid which antagonizes trpv1.
Minoxidil (rogaine) Serves to increase your pge2 levels (needed for hair growth). If you don't combine it with an Androgen blocker. (what's the point of feeding PGE2 if you have DHT; PGD2 there preventing hair growth?)Here are some photos of the person who switched from rogaine to essential oils from young living. Sacred frankencense and a couple of others are part of his routine now. At one time he had almost no hair up front. Rogaine helped control it but eo helped to rebuild.
Rosemary extract inhibit the binding of dht to androgen receptors by over 80 %.Minoxidil (rogaine) Serves to increase your pge2 levels (needed for hair growth). If you don't combine it with an Androgen blocker. (what's the point of feeding PGE2 if you have DHT; PGD2 there preventing hair growth?)
"essential oils" What oils?
Rosemary extract inhibit the binding of dht to androgen receptors by over 80 %.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22517595
Great publicationRosemary extract inhibit the binding of dht to androgen receptors by over 80 %.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22517595
I've corrected my post to show that he did not stop using Rogaine though he tried for a short time. I've also added the oils to the post. He only used the products based on recommendations from a sales rep of Young Living. I'm not sure where they received their information, hence this forum is useful since we can compare medical studies and results.Minoxidil (rogaine) Serves to increase your pge2 levels (needed for hair growth). If you don't combine it with an Androgen blocker. (what's the point of feeding PGE2 if you have DHT; PGD2 there preventing hair growth?)
"essential oils" What oils?
Young LivingI've corrected my post to show that he did not stop using Rogaine though he tried for a short time. I've also added the oils to the post. He only used the products based on recommendations from a sales rep of Young Living. I'm not sure where they received their information, hence this forum is useful since we can compare medical studies and results.
So, the lot of them claim to reduce DHT or PGD2 but where are the results?
I would bet that if you were to measure overall DHT and PGD2 levels on the scalp of someone using those oils, you would see a decrease (not sure if a lot or actually not even relevant lowering levels). But my theory is that everyone's hair has a radically different sensitivity to those androgens. Keep in mind that these oils, do not Target locally the hair roots and so, assuming that guy's hair is very DHT/PGD2 sensitive, means that lowering overall androgens isn't enough ie;(his hair will still be affected by the the remaining androgens because it has TOO MANY androgen receptors)
Regarding your age, your username doesnt make sensei got some oils for yall boyos. straight from the source. Dese nuts
I am trying the following:
Coconut oil + rosemary oil + tea tree oil + lavender oil + peppermint oil. It lasts a long time. I am applying it on alternate days. Need to be more regular.
Very difficult to apply hair oil with so many strong essential oils. I leave them overnight. I should have used jojoba instead of coconut but until I exhaust the current mixture, I will keep on applying the one I have now.