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Almas

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Just so you know I was referring to junley using bic and dust together with amazing results, not Me.
He uses estradiol injections - the most radical treatment. I only use Bicalutamide with Finasteride - this is already an interesting experiment
 

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He uses estradiol injections - the most radical treatment. I only use Bicalutamide with Finasteride - this is already an interesting experiment
Mate your so full of sh*t.

your the only one that comes here and try’s to tell people what works when you have absolutely no idea what works! All you do is copy exactly what dhtcell or Ein has said in the past. You base nearly everything you say of there results but you miss the fact they never even had hairloss fo begin with lol. How is E injections radical?!? Your taking a f*****g prostate cancer pill and a 5alpa blocker!!! That’s radical as well!! Hahaha.

you have rocks in your head mate.
 

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fact they never even had hairloss fo begin with lol
I will tell you a secret: if a person's аss and head have not changed places, this does not mean that he does not have baldness.

I was also told that I do not have baldness. Since then I have felt worse and I am glad that I started treatment early.
 

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You have used minoxidil, it will invalidate your results to demonstrate the effectiveness of Bicalutamide
That's called priority code two, proving things for others. Priority code one equals growing a head of hair for yourself while saying "f*** you" to the haters and the doubters, or so I hear....

Goddess bless
 

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Dermatologists aren't endocrinologists. I wouldn't hold my breath for them. Only thing they do is checking your skin for skin cancer. They are pretty much useless. For hair loss, you should better visit an endo than a derm imo. Lol!
Seinfeld called one of his girlfriends who was a dermatologist a "pimple popper".
 

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Due to the risk of liver toxicity with bicalutamide, liver monitoring should be done regularly during bicalutamide therapy. If liver enzymes are sufficiently elevated, bicalutamide should be promptly discontinued (or possibly dosage reduced). Since most cases seem to occur early into treatment (within the first 6 months), this may be the most important time for liver monitoring.

This one is important DIYer's, more so than the longer term demineralization risk. Estradiol only if parenteral will not put anyone at risk, really for anything except breasts. This quote surprised me but I had done seminars with this scholar so I knew that many placed risk in order as CPA, riskiest, Bica, second riskiest, especially for liver and spironolactone with some risk but mostly sides that make a person's life miserable but don't endanger it in terms of cancer. Nothing comes free in life but ....
 

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I will tell you a secret: if a person's аss and head have not changed places, this does not mean that he does not have baldness.

I was also told that I do not have baldness. Since then I have felt worse and I am glad that I started treatment early.
The first line must be some sort of garbled Russian proverb but I like it.
 

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That's called priority code two, proving things for others. Priority code one equals growing a head of hair for yourself while saying "f*** you" to the haters and the doubters, or so I hear....

Goddess bless
Remember standard stats procedure and theory, Almas. All of us know what we are taking. That in itself can cause significant placebo effects but I have never heard of a placebo effect strong enough to take someone from bald to Rapunzel.
 

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I will tell you a secret: if a person's аss and head have not changed places, this does not mean that he does not have baldness.

I was also told that I do not have baldness. Since then I have felt worse and I am glad that I started treatment early.
Lol ok, Whatever makes you sleep at night man, I seen your picture you uploaded.. I agree, your going bald.
 

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They are not sensitive to T and DHT, but they are sensitive to E, which is produced due to the conversion of T to E

Bicalutamide does a similar job: it turns off androgen receptors, but increases E.This, in a sense, brings you back to adolescence.
Bicalutamide is an ideal medicine, but the E it gives is not enough to restore the follicles. It is necessary to restore with high dosages of E, and then maintain the result with Bicalutamide. I plan on getting my hair back in my teenage time 14-15 years old, that's my goal
Do you know if bica pills can be cut? If someone got 100mg can it be cut into 2 x50mg?
 

Almas

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That's called priority code two, proving things for others. Priority code one equals growing a head of hair for yourself while saying "f*** you" to the haters and the doubters, or so I hear....

Goddess bless
I also had such thoughts, but an altruist woke up in me. I want to help people if I can
The problem with minoxidil is that it doesn't stop the progression of baldness, but makes you feel like you're doing well. But it won't last forever
 

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What is the theory behind this combination? From my short experience just with progesterone solo for improving sleep 10 mg/day work better that 50 mg/day. Increased dosage gives me more "agression" and it's hard to fall asleep.
I've taken small doses of P in the past, and the time I was on it I felt scalp activity, which I conclude is hair growth. Recently, I took it for 3 weeks, to finish off the left over I had, twice a week 100mg (small dose) and felt that scalp activity again. Maybe this will be the thing for me.
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I know this fellow was using P, in addition to other things, but had good success with the frontal area.
As for Bica, it seems to be a good alternative to CPA, which I don't like because it disturbs my sleep at night. I have heard when you get older and T levels drops you don't sleep as well. I also heard when guys get on TRT they sleep better again. So maybe it has nothing to do with aggression but T levels affect your internal clock.
 

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My theory is if you suppress T in a male using E or CPA, then get off, the T will shoot back with a vengeance. It's the opposite of a body builder taking T, it makes the endocrine system lazy and shuts down normal T production. Then it maybe never come back, which means TRT for the rest of your life.

Another note, in my 4 month cycle I taper down the AA's in the last month bringing the T back and my hair quality feels and looks good. My theory is T is good for a short time but not a long time. And think the surge back in T brings with it growth hormone which plays a part in boosting hair. I would post a pic of one FtM transition, but can't post a photo for some reason.

Also consider how a teenagers hair gets thicker and fuller going through puberty, when the male hormones kick in.
Since pictures seem to be working today, here is the FtM I was talking about.
When asked how T affected your hair:
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This is what happened to me when I hit puberty, my fine hair turned thicker, courser and curly.
 
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