Coolstorybro said:Hoppi said:(I put this on another forum I frequent too, but I wanted to declare it here also!)
As well as Densiti, I really want to obtain or make pure s-equol. I think that something with this much potential just needs to be given a full swing at male pattern baldness.
If anyone is with me, I want to find a way of making s-equol that is fit to be taken orally. I just don't want to wait any longer for companies to release it, and even when they do it tends to be in very low doses and a combination of R and S equol. I just think we need to do it. Make it, use it, and test it.
Because if it works, we're done. I think that guys should be able to eat what they want, drink what they want, and keep their hair, you know? And equol could be the ticket
Sorry to be so blunt but.. am I not right? If it doesn't work, then that's cool, but I don't think oral s-equol has been given a fair shot at male pattern baldness yet, and until it has, we may be overlooking the biggest male pattern baldness magic bullet the world has ever seen.
Anyway, that's all from me!
Dude, PM me! I want to join you, so we can together work out a way to try to make S Equol stuff orally! I'm not joking here, I'm acting serious now.
Densiti aside (we may as well discuss that in the Densiti thread anyway), I think all we really need now is ONE thing. Or maybe 2 tops.
We need a study determining the effects of orally administered doses of s-equol on male DHT levels. That is quite possibly the most important thing right now
It would also be useful to see the effects of normal equol (as a combination of R and S), as a gauge.
I think it should be done at varying doses, over perhaps a 2 week period (which should be more than long enough to see the levels theoretically drop, and then stabilize).
Does anyone know of a study like this? If not, I think we should encourage one to happen, as it would be of great significance to us I believe
2020 said:why exactly did this theory died out? :dunno: :dunno: :dunno:
Bryan said:2020 said:why exactly did this theory died out? :dunno: :dunno: :dunno:
I hope that it died out, simply because I kept telling everybody that the biological effect of equol is very similar to what you get with 5a-reductase inhibitors like finasteride and dutasteride!
LawOfThelema said:ITT dudes inject green tea into their scalps and pour soy milk onto their domes
Should be good. I think the only case of b**ch tits was from a guy who drank several liters of soy milk daily for months on end.
Reviews of the literature conclude soy consumption is not feminizing, won't lower your testosterone, raise your estrogen, etc.
I hope that it died out, simply because I kept telling everybody that the biological effect of equol is very similar to what you get with 5a-reductase inhibitors like finasteride and dutasteride!
NO NO NO your off on this and I never understand why you poo paw equol. Okay yes I guess the bio effect is very similar, but then agian maybe not because your binding DHT not inhibiting 5AR. There would be differences. Why do you ignore the importance of the difference between equol and finasteride???? Studies clearly say that equol binds directly to DHT and does not inhibit 5AR. Now that is a big difference that needs some investigation and not to be swept under the rug like you keep doing.
There's little difference between the two approaches. If you want to start spending a lot of money by trying to buy equol or trying to force your body to make more if it, be my guest.
No I am not like bird brain HOPPIE (I think he died or something). Actually I was excited about the development of a pharma version. It is already being tested for female menopause or something to that effect as I recall, the research is ongoing and the link has already posted in this thread. If it was not worth a crap then you would think pharma would not be experimenting with it right?
Exactly. Which makes me doubt that there really is a drug company which is experimenting with it.
but the japanese are consuming crazy amounts of soy and I don't think any of them are getting side effects from it?
btw, side effects from propecia can come from elevated estradiol which DOES NOT HAPPEN WITH SOY:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19597532
Most studies point to soy having health protective effects not deleterious.
Maybe you can find some exceptions, sure.