AAS & Hair Loss

[randy841]

Since both deca/trenbolone are 19-nortestosterone derivatives

Test + Deca + Fina = Common anecdotal evidence says no to this combo

Test + Tren + Fina = Same scenario here?

[Borracho]

That's what they say, I'm too scared to try on myself.

[anabolichalo]

Since both deca/trenbolone are 19-nortestosterone derivatives

Test + Deca + Fina = Common anecdotal evidence says no to this combo

Test + Tren + Fina = Same scenario here?

this is dumb

finasteride cant protect against tren

and deca disables finasteride

no matter how you turn it, test is the only way to go with finasteride


but the good part is you can run as much as you want and 3-4 grams should get you big enough

[Christo]

this is dumb

finasteride cant protect against tren

and deca disables finasteride

no matter how you turn it, test is the only way to go with finasteride


but the good part is you can run as much as you want and 3-4 grams should get you big enough

Topical RU helps for sure (people say..)
Ru blocks the dht only in your scalp without other negative side effects

http://anageninc.com/home-page-products/ru-solution-50ml.html

[Christo]

Somebody known with 5% Spironolactone anti DHT solution?

[anabolichalo]

Somebody known with 5% Spironolactone anti DHT solution?

i bought topical spironolactone once

but in the end i used it only a few days before saying fuck it

just not practical and theory doesnt seem convincing


maybe tho i should add it to my finasteride regimen for good measure

[Primemuscle]

i bought topical spironolactone once

but in the end i used it only a few days before saying fuck it

just not practical and theory doesnt seem convincing


maybe tho i should add it to my finasteride regimen for good measure

I've posted this before, but it seems appropriate to do it again. I was on Proscar, which is the brand name for Finasteride for a several decades to help control an enlarged prostate. It did nothing for me with regards to hair loss.

[anabolichalo]

I've posted this before, but it seems appropriate to do it again. I was on Proscar, which is the brand name for Finasteride for a several decades to help control an enlarged prostate. It did nothing for me with regards to hair loss.

doesnt do something once you're already bald

[Primemuscle]

doesnt do something once you're already bald

Not according to my doctor.

Studies have shown that after five years of treatment, 90% of men taking finasteride maintained their hair or increased hair growth. At five years, 48% of men treated with Propecia demonstrated an increase in hair growth, 42% were rated as having no change (no further visible progression of hair loss from baseline) and 10% were rated as having lost hair when compared to baseline.

[Archer77]

Not according to my doctor.

Finasteride probably wouldn't have done much for you because of the stage of hair loss you were at when you began treatment. Most of your hair was miniaturized beyond the point of no return.  Fin also effects some men differently, if you have particularly aggressive genetic hair loss the benefits you receive from fin will be minimal.

[anabolichalo]

your doctor is a moron then

finasteride can  not grow back hair that is gone


the best case scenario is it can save a hair that was on its way out

[Primemuscle]

Finasteride probably wouldn't have done much for you because of the stage of hair loss you were at when you began treatment. Most of your hair was miniaturized beyond the point of no return.  Fin also effects some men differently, if you have particularly aggressive genetic hair loss the benefits you receive from fin will be minimal.

All of this accurately describes my situation. I started losing my hair in my late teens. By my mid twenties I was bald on top. It was not cause by steroid use, although this might have accelerated the hair loss. Even when I had a full head of hair it was baby fine.

I didn't start using Proscar until I was in my late thirties. My doctor half-jokingly suggest one side benefit would be hair growth. I guess if you count a couple of sprouts regrowth, he was right. I still kept my buzz cut hair style.

Personally, I don't see what the big deal is when it comes to male pattern baldness.

[anabolichalo]

All of this accurately describes my situation. I started losing my hair in my late teens. By my mid twenties I was bald on top. It was not cause by steroid use, although this might have accelerated the hair loss. Even when I had a full head of hair it was baby fine.

I didn't start using Proscar until I was in my late thirties. My doctor half-jokingly suggest one side benefit would be hair growth. I guess if you count a couple of sprouts regrowth, he was right. I still kept my buzz cut hair style.

Personally, I don't see what the big deal is when it comes to male pattern baldness.

then you must be blind

see the difference

[Primemuscle]

your doctor is a moron then

finasteride can  not grow back hair that is gone


the best case scenario is it can save a hair that was on its way out

You are taking what my doctor jokingly told me way more seriously than I did. Proscar actually did grow some hair on my head....about a dozen hairs altogether.  

The quote I inserted is not from my doctor. It is from the web. It too was not meant to be taken seriously. But if you read it you'll see that no claims of actually recovering a full head of hair are made. In fact less then 50% of people taking finasteride actually regrow hair.

I was genetically destined to be bald and I am fine with it. For me to be upset about it would be asinine since nothing can be done about it that is practical or within the scope of things I would ever do. For example, I would never have a transplant or wear a toupee. If I really felt the need to sport hair for a day, I'd buy some crazy wig and wear it like one wears a hat. And I do wear hats when I it is cold out or I don't want too much sun on my head and sometimes when I just feel like a change.

[anabolichalo]

Wow! I am impressed. Do you think a hairpiece would do this for me? How much do they cost? When can I get one right now?

i think it looks spectacular

but i could not live with a hair piece

i would rather kill myself right now

[Primemuscle]

i think it looks spectacular

but i could not live with a hair piece

i would rather kill myself right now

Well don't kill yourself. It's not as bad as you think. Anyway, when you get to be my age a little hair or no hair is not such a big deal anymore. Like me, you'll be content just to be yourself. Fortunately, my wife is one of those women who think bald dudes look sexy. I don't think she would like me with hair. In the end, this is what really counts.

I'm too fidgety to wear a hair piece. I'd probably absentmindedly pull it off in the middle of a nice dinner out, freaking out the other clientele in the restaurant. LOL.

[anabolichalo]

Well don't kill yourself. It's not as bad as you think. Anyway, when you get to be my age a little hair or no hair is not such a big deal anymore. Like me, you'll be content just to be yourself. Fortunately, my wife is one of those women who think bald dudes look sexy. I don't think she would like me with hair. In the end, this is what really counts.

I'm too fidgety to wear a hair piece. I'd probably absentmindedly pull it off in the middle of a nice dinner out, freaking out the other clientele in the restaurant. LOL.

i mean that

being bald must suck

but wearing a hair piece is crossing a line

beyond that point suicide is the next step

[Teutonic Knight]

i would rather kill myself right now

Just do it don't be pussy.

[Primemuscle]

i mean that

being bald must suck

but wearing a hair piece is crossing a line

beyond that point suicide is the next step

It is my wish for you then that you never lose your hair. Obviously having hair is way more important to you then it is to me. But then, I'm a pretty laidback kind of guy.

[Christo]

Why not using anti androgens dht topic solutions such as RU of Fluridil?

[anabolichalo]

Why not using anti androgens dht topic solutions such as RU of Fluridil?

interesting

but i guess the answer is most ppl dont bother with drugs that arent recognised by the medical community

[Archer77]

Why not using anti androgens dht topic solutions such as RU of Fluridil?

Procuring the chemicals and making a solution is something most people don't want to do.  Making a topical solution really isn't that hard though. Another factor is the lack of clinical studies on these compounds. 

[Christo]

Procuring the chemicals and making a solution is something most people don't want to do.  Making a topical solution really isn't that hard though. Another factor is the lack of clinical studies on these compounds. 

Not with RU.

[Archer77]

Not with RU.

What I'm saying is the average person doesn't want to invest the time or effort.  They either want to buy it off the shelf or have a doctor prescribe it.

[Weedlejuice]

Eventually I may be bald. I hope to delay that for as long as possible but I would still like to get on some hormones. I was thinking anavar and primo cycles. Just wondering if any of guys have been able to delay mpb or at least minimize it while getting benefits from aas.

From my experience nothing slows it down or speeds it up, just been thinning at a slow steady rate since I was about 21.