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Ostensibly.So you got 3 parts?
Ostensibly.So you got 3 parts?
Yeah, it would be the concern for many people. But personally, I wouldn't care because I don't have kids and animals. And if I used topical Finasteride I would notify my GF about that.Part of me is very scared for children, women and animals who may come into contact with the topical. Seems like a great way to invite people to sue.
In my opinion Hasson and Wongs topical finasteride isn't as good as polichems, it hasn't had the strenuous studies done to their product like polichem has, if they weren't world renowned surgeons that know wtf they're doing I'd call them snake oil salemen.My one question about this is, is this study for FDA approval or just approval in Europe? It'd be nice if it meant FDA approval, but I think this is EU only.
Also, why are they doing a phase 3 study on it when Hasson & Wong are producing and selling topical finasteride (I imagine legally) without any study?
I’m sorry but this made me chuckle. It’s a f*****g sad irony how life tends to just continually sh*t all over you after you start losing your hair.i broke my f*****g phone today man
and im bald as f***
bullshit
Because it gets absorbed anyways and over time builds in the bloodstream, resulting in less effective results since the dosage is quite smaller than your typical 1mg orally. There is no selective pattern nor there will ever be one topically. Inhibiting the most potent androgen that goes in skin, bone, testicles and brain will have consequences. The future is multiplying grafts and expanding donor maximum numbers. Forget any other type of treatment, especially topicals.
I may be missing something, but how can finasteride work when applied topical and if stays only in the scalp.
DHT is produced all over the body, and especially in the testes - it then goes straight into the blood and will arrive in the scalp and thus will hit the hair.
How can shutting down DHT production in scalp cells only have a significant impact to blood levels?
Thats the big question with its mechanism really, some people theorise that it could work by effecting the DHT locally
Well i think its yet to be totally 100% proven if thats true or not, I was hoping we would find out from these latest studiesI dont see why its a big mystery. Applying it locally should most strongly inhibit the 5 ar2 there in the blood near the scalp, and just dilute further out it goes in the body. Its the DHT local to the scalp that is the problem not systemic DHT levels. All you need to do is inhibit 5 ar 2 local to the scalp, but there is no way on earth it doesnt go systemic to some degree still
At 30 years after propecia beggars cant be choosers. Anything is better then the same 2 things whether its a reformulation or anything