Could this be the Holy Grail?

Redbone

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Can someone please evaluate the following statements:

Tretinoin is an important factor in controlling of DH Testosterone (DHT) activities in the scalp. 5-Alpha Reductase activity is sensitive to Retin-A. 5-Alpha Reductase is an enzyme that is used to convert Testosterone to DHT. Thus by reducing the levels of 5-Alpha Reductase , Retin-A reduces levels of DHT.

Tretinoin also reduces the effect of remaining DHT, by reducing the number of receptors to DHT in tissue.
"Numerous factors affect the number and activity of androgen receptors in
dermal papilla cells. Retinoic acid {Tretinoin}, if used for a long time,
may reduce the number of androgen receptors by 30 - 40 percent.1 "

Tretinoin rejuvenates dying follicles. Retin-A creates new follicles by stimulating stem cells.
"The hair follicle is one of a few human tissues containing stem cells. The stem cells are interspersed within the basal layer of the outer root sheath and in an area called the bulge. From this reservoir stem cells migrate to hair matrix and start to divide and differentiate.2"

Stem cells are undifferentiated cells used by the body to produce needed tissues. Thus Retin-A can help repair damaged hair follicles.
 

Ams99

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redbone said:
Can someone please evaluate the following statements:

hmm buy me! i'm sure if it was the "holy grail", you'd hear about it a long time ago.
 

Redbone

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I know I am just kidding this above statement came from Lewenberg's site.
 

Redbone

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Enough to cause extreme smelly flatulence that burns your eyes and throat. Ppppfffffffffttttttttttt...
 
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OMG! OMG!!!111 Weve found teh cure!!111 Our balding days our over!

High fives all round.....wooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:rockon:
 

Redbone

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This is staggering news…it's like a one-legged man winning an ***-kicking contest against a prize mule.
 

HairFreak

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Actaully those statements are true, however I do not know to what extent RA is helping hair growth.
I know I'm using it..
 

Redbone

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I sent doctor Lee those statements and he told me that Retinoic acid is far worse for your scalp and the benefits do not outweight the drawbacks.

Having been on the sh*t for the past 10mo I have to agree, it reeks havoc on your hair.
 
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