Fellas I am 19 years of age and recently I have noticed that my crown is slightly larger then what it use to be my forehead isn’t so bad at all really just the crown looks like it is thinning out I can see my scalp when you look with a mirror or when my hair is soft and to the sides… I am not sure if it may be due the back of my head being sloped downwards though.
Anyway - I ordered Propecia and I have 90 days sitting here on my table however I have done extensive research and I don’t think it worth taking Fin right now due both the side effects (ED & Gyno!) plus messing with my growing brain.
I want to reduce DHT in my scalp through topical means currently I do not wish to take Pills to alter my hormones I would like to use something like Crinagen or Revivogen Scalp treatment to reduce the amount of DHT on my scalp and in turn help me maintain my current hair for a lot longer.
Fin is my last resort guys I would like to know which topical to use in the aim of reducing DHT with the hopes to maintain my current hair I don’t want to regrow I just want to maintain what I have for as long as possible and perhaps only then start Fin…
Currently I am only using Nizoral 1% everyday leave it on for 5 minutes each night and since I have started doing this hair hasn’t been falling out from the back of my head as much as it use too, but who knows!
1°) Minox 5%
If this fails then:
2°) revivogen if you want to stay away from any internal.
or, more reliably:
oral nettle root (500mg a day) or oral saw palmetto (160 -320mg aday).
Those two are hormonally effective after 2 weeks/2months of use but shouldn’t impair your sex drive. Nettle root gives me good results and is not incline to screw your hormonal balance.
» 1°) Minox 5%
» If this fails then:
» 2°) revivogen if you want to stay away from any internal.
» or, more reliably:
» oral nettle root (500mg a day) or oral saw palmetto (160 -320mg aday).
» Those two are hormonally effective after 2 weeks/2months of use but
» shouldn’t impair your sex drive. Nettle root gives me good results and is
» not incline to screw your hormonal balance.
»
» propecia is s**t. Believe me, I take it.
I was told not to start Minox now otherwise I would be stuck on it for the rest of my life.
Those two other things you suggest both reduce DHT internally what is the difference between Fin and those natural DHT inhibitors? At the end of the day they both do what fin does which is reduce DHT in the body which causes problems, not the actual pill itself the fact that DHT is reduced throughout the body.
» Fellas I am 19 years of age and recently I have noticed that my crown is
» slightly larger then what it use to be my forehead isn’t so bad at all
» really just the crown looks like it is thinning out I can see my scalp when
» you look with a mirror or when my hair is soft and to the sides… I am not
» sure if it may be due the back of my head being sloped downwards though.
»
» Anyway - I ordered Propecia and I have 90 days sitting here on my table
» however I have done extensive research and I don’t think it worth taking
» Fin right now due both the side effects (ED & Gyno!) plus messing with my
» growing brain.
»
» I want to reduce DHT in my scalp through topical means currently I do not
» wish to take Pills to alter my hormones I would like to use something like
» Crinagen or Revivogen Scalp treatment to reduce the amount of DHT on my
» scalp and in turn help me maintain my current hair for a lot longer.
»
» Fin is my last resort guys I would like to know which topical to use in
» the aim of reducing DHT with the hopes to maintain my current hair I don’t
» want to regrow I just want to maintain what I have for as long as possible
» and perhaps only then start Fin…
»
» Currently I am only using Nizoral 1% everyday leave it on for 5 minutes
» each night and since I have started doing this hair hasn’t been falling out
» from the back of my head as much as it use too, but who knows!
»
» Thank you!
use niz two percent not the one percent, cream is better than shampoo
» 1°) Minox 5%
» If this fails then:
» 2°) revivogen if you want to stay away from any internal.
» or, more reliably:
» oral nettle root (500mg a day) or oral saw palmetto (160 -320mg aday).
» Those two are hormonally effective after 2 weeks/2months of use but
» shouldn’t impair your sex drive. Nettle root gives me good results and is
» not incline to screw your hormonal balance.
»
» propecia is s**t. Believe me, I take it.
agreed, saw palmetto nettles and also pygeum are excellent dht blockers and i never experienced lack of libido gyno etc, just increased libido and more hair
» » 1°) Minox 5%
» » If this fails then:
» » 2°) revivogen if you want to stay away from any internal.
» » or, more reliably:
» » oral nettle root (500mg a day) or oral saw palmetto (160 -320mg aday).
» » Those two are hormonally effective after 2 weeks/2months of use but
» » shouldn’t impair your sex drive. Nettle root gives me good results and
» is
» » not incline to screw your hormonal balance.
» »
» » propecia is s**t. Believe me, I take it.
»
» I was told not to start Minox now otherwise I would be stuck on it for the
» rest of my life.
»
» Those two other things you suggest both reduce DHT internally what is the
» difference between Fin and those natural DHT inhibitors? At the end of the
» day they both do what fin does which is reduce DHT in the body which causes
» problems, not the actual pill itself the fact that DHT is reduced
» throughout the body.
»
» Anyone had success maintaining with Revivogen?
finasteride blocks production of DHT and actually reduces blood levels of DHT , saw palmetto works by blocking the DHT from attaching to the prostate gland or the hair folicles, and has been shown not to reduce serum DHT levels
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