I can use distilled water and lactoferrin. Is the elder brother who uses lactoferrin recovered? Where is a step back?lol You dislike my post after I help you out. I should've told you to use ethanol as a vehicle so you'd kill it.
I can use distilled water and lactoferrin. Is the elder brother who uses lactoferrin recovered? Where is a step back?lol You dislike my post after I help you out. I should've told you to use ethanol as a vehicle so you'd kill it.
I can use distilled water and lactoferrin. Is the elder brother who uses lactoferrin recovered? Where is a step back?lol You dislike my post after I help you out. I should've told you to use ethanol as a vehicle so you'd kill it.
Why do you want to lie? He's improving, but you say he's retreating. You're wrong.lol This guy lost substantial ground. The second pic is his before pic. The first pic is a month later. He is trying to avoid proven treatments and receding hard.
The second picture is obviously better than the first one. Even if you don't see it, it has been used for more than 8 months.Huh?
Anyway, If that guy's pictures are out of order then he may have gotten some regrowth. Looking at them again though the angle is different, and the light is hitting differently so I can't tell if there's actually a difference or not. At first glance the second pic looks worse. I doubt he got any regrowth from the lactoferrin. Orally it won't do anything, and topically I doubt it will reach the follicle very well even with microneedling. It's a large protein, and you'd probably need to inject it. That is why using proteins never became a thing on here. Nobody is going to inject them into their scalp, or waste money on something expensive that will only be 10% absorbed. Histogen injects IGF-1 and all sorts of other growth factors, and yet they aren't curing anyone. Now if you want to take this and mix up a cocktail along with VEGF, FGF9, FGF10, Wnt7a and inject it all over your scalp then you'll probably get some good results.
That post is full of lactoferrin for external useThat post is full of lactoferrin for external useHuh?
Anyway, If that guy's pictures are out of order then he may have gotten some regrowth. Looking at them again though the angle is different, and the light is hitting differently so I can't tell if there's actually a difference or not. At first glance the second pic looks worse. I doubt he got any regrowth from the lactoferrin. Orally it won't do anything, and topically I doubt it will reach the follicle very well even with microneedling. It's a large protein, and you'd probably need to inject it. That is why using proteins never became a thing on here. Nobody is going to inject them into their scalp, or waste money on something expensive that will only be 10% absorbed. Histogen injects IGF-1 and all sorts of other growth factors, and yet they aren't curing anyone. Now if you want to take this and mix up a cocktail along with VEGF, FGF9, FGF10, Wnt7a and inject it all over your scalp then you'll probably get some good results.
This person, using lactoferrin external solution, the second picture is 2020, the first picture is 2019, he also did not use finasteride or dutasteride. Isn't that progress?Sorry, I meant the second picture looks better at first glance. He said the second picture is the before pic.
Anyways, good luck to you. I just think you're wasting your time.
The one you want is ag-1478. Most potent and selective, lipophilic https://www.selleckchem.com/products/ag-1478-tyrphostin-ag-1478.html
An alternative that is easier to obtain is leflunomide. Geftinib is a cheap alternative for oral use. I'd much prefer a topical as these drugs are pretty toxic.
I'm strongly considering using selective ERβ agonist Erteberel too instead of estradiol. Not only does it get around the problem of estrogen-induced cancer and gyno, it should be a more effective promoter of hair growth. I'm just not certain that we don't also need ERα activation. Estradiol is the sure bet for getting regrowth, but Erteberel could be the jackpot. @InBeforeTheCure Do you have any thoughts on the importance of ERα vs ERβ?
I'm going to add ketoconazole shampoo too. Might as well. It inhibits 11β-HSD. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5653486/
I'm going to add ketoconazole shampoo too. Might as well. It inhibits 11β-HSD. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5653486/
I'm strongly considering using selective ERβ agonist Erteberel too instead of estradiol. Not only does it get around the problem of estrogen-induced cancer and gyno, it should be a more effective promoter of hair growth. I'm just not certain that we don't also need ERα activation. Estradiol is the sure bet for getting regrowth, but Erteberel could be the jackpot. @InBeforeTheCure Do you have any thoughts on the importance of ERα vs ERβ?
KETOCONAZOLE
Beside the point you mention (which I didn't check), I believe the 2% Shampoo should be part of every regimen, because:
- NO EFFORT - just replace your regular Shampoo;
- IT WORKS - plenty of study-based Evidence (and anecdotes):
https://www.hairlosstalk.com/intera...eam-2-vs-nizoral-shampoo.105066/#post-1471668
https://www.hairlosstalk.com/intera...ike-prince-william.111390/page-3#post-1612291
Edit: https://www.hairlosstalk.com/intera...ctive-oral-anti-androgen.109041/#post-1561125
- IT'S SAFE - doesn't go Systemic:
https://www.hairlosstalk.com/intera...-cyp17a-cyp17a1-thoughts.110402/#post-1591332
I would add that - to the contrary of what most recommend - for best results it should probably be used DAILY and together with the 2% Keto CREAM (I do so), because
"...3x/week is for fungal infections. For hair you want daily. Use conditioner if your hair/scalp gets too dry. Obviously the cream will be much more effective though since it's on your scalp 24/7."
https://www.hairlosstalk.com/intera...ike-prince-william.111390/page-4#post-1612314