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blaze said:Enden said:It's just for some hours. It's an assumption based on how anti-androgens works.yanez said:I don't understand well this
I think follicle remain unprotected it's a big problem
have you studies that consider these theories?
What? Anti-androgens only blocks the androgen receptors temporary. Day one; you apply CB-03-01 and all the androgen receptors gets blocked. Day two; all androgen receptors are still blocked. 12 hours later; 20% androgen receptors are free, and get blocked with the next application. Soon after, 20% more gets free, and they'll be unprotected 'till the next application. This is just a bad example. See what I mean?yanez said:I don't understand neither this..if the bind is strong and no receptor born before the last ones die ..what's the problem to having a binded AR ?
sorry maybe it's for my poor english
And before you bring up ASC-J9 again, remember that I believe that the follicles recover faster from relief of androgens than they degenerate from exposure.
I doubt very much that CB will saturate ALL and EVERY androgen receptor. But then again it does not have to. You only need to block so many. There are many AR's on each follicle not just one AR per follicle. As long as you keep your hair follicles androgen stimulus below the threshold then you wont lose anymore hair.
The threshold is determined by your genetics. Thats why some can use finasteride for over a decade and not lose anymore hair, but other will only manage to slow their loss down. Aggressive Androgenetic Alopecia needs to get a castration like environment in the scalp. Even castrates still have androgens, they have as much DHT as a finasteride user roughly, but they dont lose anymore hair. Their Testosterone levels are WAY down too. So even though they have DHT and small amounts of Test it isnt enough to further the balding process. There isnt enough to reach that "threshold".
So not ALL the AR's need to be blocked...just most of them. And yes, some with more aggressive hairloss IMO will have to use more CB than someone with milder Androgenetic Alopecia.
hi
have you studies that confirm these theories ?
@enden ok thanks ,are your assumptions or have you studies that confirm what you say
Thanks bye