Recent content by strictly4myhair

Oh yeah no doubt haven't got the estro gel as of yet but as soon as I get a feeling of a side effect imma stop!

I'm not medically diagnosed but self diagnosed! Crown has no hair loss!

Yeah honestly, I'm gonna use estrogel on my scalp [small amounts a couple times a week], that's the farthest imma go with it. Feminize the scalp "locally". That's just one of the angles I'm going to use though. Other angles 1. Hijama cupping (This releases tension of the galea muscle and other...

Update: So I'm basically a month into the Rosemary/Dmso and I gotta say whatever it's doing it's definitely doing something! So the first day I did it like I said, I had stinging and a crazy vasodilation pulsing feeling on all areas I applied it to. One area I applied it to was basically my...

Regardless of how you're regrowing your hair and maintaining it, good on you for doing so! And hopefully your insulin resistance gets resolved too!

It's so many layers to this androgenetic alopecia/ hair loss thing. Vitamin D Receptor dysfunction Prostate cancer / hyperplasia Insulin resistance Superficial Temporal Artery pinching ( pinching of the artery that transports nutrients to the hairline, corners, and crown, usually pinched...

Maybe because finasteride/dutasteride INHIBITS 5ar/dht but Epi-testosterone MODULATES it

We need a systematic fgf5 inhibitor by us inhibiting this pathway which is basically the on/off switch for our hair to grow and stop growing- it'll stay in anagen and won't go into catagen/telogen state! This would be farrrrr better than taking 5ar/dht/antiandrogen inhibitors. The only thing...

I agree with ya! For the vast majority of us men with hair issues wether your a noorwood 2 - a noorwood 7 I feel puberty induces / helps charge what's wrong in our body. As we know when puberty happens dht is a new hormone that's then introduced to our body from there the count down begins. We...

Yup that's it!

Vitamin d receptors is basically a hormone damn near- id go as far as saying that.

I mean it's said that men with diabetes can sometimes be bald and have a significant increase of having a heart attack, quite a bit of men with prostate issues are indeed at bald times. And there's been a link to Alarin levels in the body being significantly high the higher on the Norwood scale...

If I was a betting man, and I say this with confidence I believe Vitamin D Receptors / dysfunction holds the awnser and or reason to androgenetic alopecia as it's the receptor / vitamin that's responsible for 1,000 plus genes and cells expression and the immune system and hormones. And it's also...

So as it stands today the guy completely deleted his reddit account. Losing thanks for taking this screenshot for the hairloss research archives.

Damn I just seen you joined this forum in 2004 you A O.G.