Are you going to take it orally or use topical solution?e so I can start at 400mg twice a day.
All orally, @westonci made a good point when he said unless you're willing to have oily hair all day it's not practical to use seti topically.Are you going to take it orally or use topical solution?
Plz,update us about setiMy seti has arrived, took 400mg this morning and will do 400mg at night, hopefully I can have maintenance, I think the castor oil I've been leaving on overnight has given me some brain fog, going to decrease that and just leave it on for 30min to an hour then wash off.
No sides at all, 3rd day in, obviously no hair gains, still sleep like a baby.Plz,update us about seti
Yes, twice a week is too often. I think wounding on bald spots can be done weekly cause you target regeneration.
On intact hair I would not wound more than once a month because wounding activates lhx2 which downregulates lgr5 which is responsible for hair cycling. This means that anagen stays anagen, and other hair cant get into anagen, sounds not too bad for intact hair but I doubt that permament anagen is good/actually possible.
On bald spots I would go down after time to like twice a week and then after a year to once a month or once in even 6 weeks.
Ofc this also depends on the lenght of the needles. I use 3mm for bald spots and 1.5mm stamp for intact hair zones as well as the bald spots to do hard punch punch wounds as much as possible (this totally desensibilizes me to possible pain of 3mm).
If you decide to have broader cycles I would still recommend to use licl solo once a week.
I personally test licl limits out right now. Once direct rubbing into wounds and then the two days post-wounding 3-2 times a day. (depending if I head out on weekend or not but if I do probably dont wound anyways, so three times is the number). I just wet the temples a bit with destilled water and then rub in the licl. (should takes like 30 secs due to reaction of water and licl) If you wanna try it as well, be wary about other topicals, licl has an extreme low molecular weight, so you do not want any extra penetration.
There were idiots back in the days acutally mixing into their shampoos dmso and licl. Not that that licl goes totally systemetially, the also got with that the wash active substances into their bloods... So dont be surprised about the lack of success back in the day when you google licl. In fact there are studies out there that show licl and other gsk3 inhibitors being strong enough to repair teeth (not rdy to be used on humans though sadly). So just dont overuse it, 10mg/ml goes a long way.
@HairCook you seem to have exceptionally in-depth knowledge on wounding. Do you think the Indian study which used 1.5mm weekly is too frequent then?
I have near-bald spots along the hairline with peachy fuzz, and diffuse thinning throughout the top. Should I then be treating the crown and vertex as intact hair zone, and the hairline as bald spots? I have just started using Derminator (thanks to yourself and a couple other helpful forum members). I feel that after not even a week, my first all-over wounding with 1.5mm already fully recovered, so I'm thinking of stepping it up to 2mm on bald spots (twice weekly), and 1.5mm all over once weekly. Do you think it would be over-doing it?
Im interested of trying this if you have success
I got an aggressive regimen, so things might mask each other. I got some terminals in the corners if that matters.
Also as I stated before the hair cycling gene deactives and I focus on regeneration by doing weekly wounding session. So the wounding result might come delayed. If you want to see live results, I would suggest you to do wounding once in like 60 days. You going to have to make sure you do enough dmg. You ofc need a maintenance tool. Setipiprant would be the best currently on a regrowth protocoll if one has the money as gpr44 was shown to inhibit hair follicle neogenesis. Driving with handbrake on never has worked well before after all.
Once you step beyond the big3 you should just readings and get your own picture. Wounding is probably the strongest thing in our arsenal imo if we do it right and surround it by a synergistic regimen.
Could I wound 1 time a week at 2.0, about 4 or 5 days after wounding my scalp looks and feels completely healed, maybe I'm not wounding correctly.I got an aggressive regimen, so things might mask each other. I got some terminals in the corners if that matters.
Also as I stated before the hair cycling gene deactives and I focus on regeneration by doing weekly wounding session. So the wounding result might come delayed. If you want to see live results, I would suggest you to do wounding once in like 60 days. You going to have to make sure you do enough dmg. You ofc need a maintenance tool. Setipiprant would be the best currently on a regrowth protocoll if one has the money as gpr44 was shown to inhibit hair follicle neogenesis. Driving with handbrake on never has worked well before after all.
Once you step beyond the big3 you should just readings and get your own picture. Wounding is probably the strongest thing in our arsenal imo if we do it right and surround it by a synergistic regimen.
Could I wound 1 time a week at 2.0, about 4 or 5 days after wounding my scalp looks and feels completely healed, maybe I'm not wounding correctly.
@HairCook I found that needles get stuck quite often, which makes me hesitant to go further in fear of tearing. It's almost as though the circular motion gets needle stuck more than back-and-forth motion. I was using fast setting on Derminator; had it been any slower I would imaging the 'sticking' gets worse, so I went back to 1.5mm....any tips?