I don’t understand how it’s hormone replacement therapy when you’re not replacing any hormones. It’s an anti-androgen, which is inhibiting 5AR enzymes so the conversion of T to DHT is reduced significantly. He claims that those who use finasteride are using ‘tranny regimens’, when it doesn’t even come close. It’s a medication used for benign prostate hyperplasia, and I don’t think he would claim that suffers of that condition are using ‘tranny regimens’.
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I don’t understand how it’s hormone replacement therapy when you’re not replacing any hormones. It’s an anti-androgen, which is inhibiting 5AR enzymes so the conversion of T to DHT is reduced significantly. He claims that those who use finasteride are using ‘tranny regimens’, when it doesn’t even come close. It’s a medication used for benign prostate hyperplasia, and I don’t think he would claim that suffers of that condition are using ‘tranny regimens’.
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But when will u show ur nw7 baldcel head Pigeon?
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Maybe it's time for you to go worry about ur president u short fat bald American rat.
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My tears? Man it's over for you. U clearly are not very bright, ur fat and bald and probably have no money either. If i were you i'd hang myself right now.
It’s used as part of transgender therapy because it prevents the most potent form of testosterone having an effect on the body, and is an anti-androgen which is what transgender women need to use. Although, this seemingly happens in the US due spironolactone being used within the masses, which is a weak anti-androgen. Finasteride, spironolactone and estradiol is a typical trio of medications used in the US for transgender patients.
Finasteride is used within male patients with benign prostate hyperplasia, but does that mean they’re on a ‘tranny regimen’? No. In fact, all anti-androgens created are for the use of men; finasteride, dutasteride, cyproterone acetate, flutamide and bicalutamide are for the use of males.
You can chat sh*t all you want, but you still can’t prove that you are progressing well on what hair loss treatments you’re promoting. And, I don’t use finasteride so all of these posts you show me are irrelevant.
This forum is full of people with dumb b**ch syndrome, unfortunately... Especially the person who created ten accounts to dislike my posts almost 2500 times
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I guess we will never know if some of these extreme situations are highly related to the drug or if there is a deeper, individual issue that makes people to experience this totally devestating disease. Either way, it’s an horrible experience and my prayers go to the ones who have been battling with PFS.
However, I put the entire blame on this industry. We have been used for our hopes to make profit off of. There are billions of bullshit information and made up “cures”. If scientists could’ve developed something more viable that wouldn’t make systemic DHT inhibition a necessity, we would all be living our lives happy and healthy. (And, yes, RU58841 still will get a little systemic from reading a lot about it). I understand hair loss isn’t that serious of a problem, however, it shouldn’t be that hard to make something that is fully tissue selective.
However, I put the entire blame on this industry. We have been used for our hopes to make profit off of. There are billions of bullshit information and made up “cures”. If scientists could’ve developed something more viable that wouldn’t make systemic DHT inhibition a necessity, we would all be living our lives happy and healthy. (And, yes, RU58841 still will get a little systemic from reading a lot about it). I understand hair loss isn’t that serious of a problem, however, it shouldn’t be that hard to make something that is fully tissue selective.