antihistamines the simple answer for baldness

[Marky]

Maybe it's considered bro science but this is from a phd doctor:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5d-Le0oyTQ

maybe something we can add to the big 3?

 

[whatevr]

Hah. Danny Roddy still going at it, that's funny to see. I used to follow him and the Ray Peat approach for a while. The diet and all the supplements. It's quite ridiculous. His whole approach has no benefit to pattern baldness whatsoever. He must earn fair money on this somehow since he invests so much time into it though.

 

[Marky]

Ya you could be right - but it doesn't hurt to try something it just might work for you, just as rogaine and finasteride does not work for everyone. But ya all these ideas of curing baldness and man still has not come up with anything to great. I still think it's spiritual and curse related, maybe an exorcism might do the trick for some.

 

[Roberto_72]

Among the other compounds, he cites two common anti-androgens, which most people wouldn't want to use even in a topical solution. IMHO, the information he gives is a bit thrown there, scattered and disorganized.

 

[$illy $ymphony]

I have seen somebody report hair growth on the hairline after topical use of an anti-histamin traded under the name Fenistil gel (active is dimetindene).