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What did you say?There, did my part and sent them an e-mail. Nothing to lose.
Well, I mean technically I'm losing my hair but you know.
What did you say?There, did my part and sent them an e-mail. Nothing to lose.
Well, I mean technically I'm losing my hair but you know.
There, did my part and sent them an e-mail. Nothing to lose.
Well, I mean technically I'm losing my hair but you know.
SO...can we try to use S-equol in a topical solution ? ANy lnk to buy S-Equol ? What is the dose ? 100mg/day ? It wasn't tested before ?
Do you guys really think a few people from a hair loss forum will convince them to abridge their internal study? If anything, the spam will lead to them ignoring legitimate inquiries.
I'm referring to the people encouraging others to send messages. The best option would be to consolidate a list of questions into one email. Fidia is essentially the hand that feeds and we definitely don't want to bite it by spamming them.Asking them for more information isn't a legitimate inquiry? And as you said, it's only a few people. Don't think any harm can come from a few messages.
S equol covers the anti-androgen angle. Using both seems redundant.The danger being classified as cosmetic is there is no real requirement for proof. So in general is this supposed to be something like RU that targets receptors? So IF it ever worked probably still best to use this in combination with something like finasteride/dutasteride to attack from two angles
Oh wow. You might be able to make the formulation. The only problem is that the ingredients are very expensive.I am sure they will send you the same e-mail that I have receveid...
We must press them but in the meanwhile we must try to understand the brotzu's formulAtion. In those paper is written that the recipe is an example, so is not the formulation used. Or am I wrong?
I have got a sonicator at home, thanks to my father, but I have not a ****ty idea where to buy DGLA and other stuff... please someone help me to find online these products and I can buy them!
if to simplify like this its better to go with PGE1 (vitaros cream, available online) according to Brotzu its more potent than DGLAWhy not start with ordering DGLA and s-equol? They are the main components of the topical. Just put them in a ethanol vehicle.
Sure you can get s-equol here: http://www.bioscience.co.uk/find/?&search=s-equol&rows=25&productgroupid=&start_row=0
Problem is enough to last 1 year is based on 1ml of the solution a day is going to cost you over $1,300.
Do you see potential in this?
Good question. This treatment would be topical but I'm not sure if it would go systematic.
Best to get Swoop's opinion.
Swoop, just out of curiosity are you in the medical/chemistry field? Your knowledge about all this stuff is great.
But if s-equol downregulates AR wouldn't that mean the body won't develop hyperandrogenism/trigger the feedback loop that causes finasteride to lose it's effectiveness? I also find it interesting that asian populations tend to have higher levels of s-equol. Perhaps that's why male pattern baldness has a much lower presence in these areas.I still stand by what I said regarding this topical. S-equol is fancy though, and I would put it at a tier 2 treatment as a standalone if finasteride is a tier 1 treatment. Someone who can't handle finasteride for instance might get benefit out of s-equol oral supplementation coupled with a topical consisting of 17a-estradiol and topical spironolactone.
Oh no, they are completely different in their mode of action. Finasteride also suppresses DHT way more than s-equol can do. S-equol can decrease serum DHT to about 20%. S-equol is a metabolite of daidzein by the way. Not all humans can produce s-equol though. See the graphic below for how many percent of people in various countries/continents are able to produce s-equol after isoflavone supplementations/food.
So finasteride is obviously on another level in terms of side effect profile (way harsher). That's not to say nobody might get side effects with s-equol but it's certainly something I wouldn't worry about in the slightest.
Oh, and thanks man I have read quite much about Androgenetic Alopecia and hair follicle biology. You can too, everyone can. Just a matter of interest. No need to have any specific background either whatsoever.