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BTW- finasteride inhibits DHT at both sites, which is why it is used to treat both conditions.
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It does. And it has been used. Finasteride is not considered an exceptionally effective treatment for BPH however. This is the general concensus I've received from most doctors in the field. It is used to help, but it is not considered the gold standard.glcs2 said:I thought Propecia has the same medicine as Proscar which is supposed to treat prostate.
No. That isn't what im saying.glcs2 said:Are you saying that Propecia blocks both types of DHT found in prostate and scalp but SP only blocks the DHT found in prostate?
HairlossTalk said:Bruce i was replying to pop's comments, not yoursIts all good.
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BruceLee said:wheresmyhair said:Its funny now that I state this after all the arguments I had with HairLossTalk.com about my choice to use Saw Palmetto, but I decided to drop it as I started to feel a tad wierd emotionally. I thought I'd give it a month off and I did begin to lose more hair for 2 weeks. But after more than 6 weeks off my hair is thicker and I seem to have regrown a nice lot of hair in the crown. Now this could be due to 3 months on Revivogen and the introduction of folligen to my regimen a month later. I also dropped nizoral as this just caused more hair loss in my case 6 weeks ago. So you be the judge but after a good 3 months on Saw I found no real stop in hair loss, but I was more horny than ever.
So in the end I have decided not use Saw Palmetto, but that goes for Propecia as well as I rather avoid the systematic alterations that will happen after time.
So I end up agreeing with HairLossTalk.com in the end. Although I still believe in my right to choose.
How do you combine folligen and reviv? Are you concerned about the copper and zinc competing for absorption? See folligen website for reference on that.
wheresmyhair said:BruceLee said:wheresmyhair said:Its funny now that I state this after all the arguments I had with HairLossTalk.com about my choice to use Saw Palmetto, but I decided to drop it as I started to feel a tad wierd emotionally. I thought I'd give it a month off and I did begin to lose more hair for 2 weeks. But after more than 6 weeks off my hair is thicker and I seem to have regrown a nice lot of hair in the crown. Now this could be due to 3 months on Revivogen and the introduction of folligen to my regimen a month later. I also dropped nizoral as this just caused more hair loss in my case 6 weeks ago. So you be the judge but after a good 3 months on Saw I found no real stop in hair loss, but I was more horny than ever.
So in the end I have decided not use Saw Palmetto, but that goes for Propecia as well as I rather avoid the systematic alterations that will happen after time.
So I end up agreeing with HairLossTalk.com in the end. Although I still believe in my right to choose.
How do you combine folligen and reviv? Are you concerned about the copper and zinc competing for absorption? See folligen website for reference on that.
Just use them on alternating days if your worried about that. I tend to use revivogen in the day and Folligen and night with Minoxidil. On the days I use Revivogen twice are the days I dont use Folligen. I've asked Dr Pickart about certain mixtures recently and he said that for best results combine Folligen and Minoxidil together and on the days I use other topicals alternate its usage. All in all regardless I have definate regrowth and thickening with both their usage.
BruceLee said:wheresmyhair said:BruceLee said:wheresmyhair said:Its funny now that I state this after all the arguments I had with HairLossTalk.com about my choice to use Saw Palmetto, but I decided to drop it as I started to feel a tad wierd emotionally. I thought I'd give it a month off and I did begin to lose more hair for 2 weeks. But after more than 6 weeks off my hair is thicker and I seem to have regrown a nice lot of hair in the crown. Now this could be due to 3 months on Revivogen and the introduction of folligen to my regimen a month later. I also dropped nizoral as this just caused more hair loss in my case 6 weeks ago. So you be the judge but after a good 3 months on Saw I found no real stop in hair loss, but I was more horny than ever.
So in the end I have decided not use Saw Palmetto, but that goes for Propecia as well as I rather avoid the systematic alterations that will happen after time.
So I end up agreeing with HairLossTalk.com in the end. Although I still believe in my right to choose.
How do you combine folligen and reviv? Are you concerned about the copper and zinc competing for absorption? See folligen website for reference on that.
Just use them on alternating days if your worried about that. I tend to use revivogen in the day and Folligen and night with Minoxidil. On the days I use Revivogen twice are the days I dont use Folligen. I've asked Dr Pickart about certain mixtures recently and he said that for best results combine Folligen and Minoxidil together and on the days I use other topicals alternate its usage. All in all regardless I have definate regrowth and thickening with both their usage.
Lets see if I get this, do you think this would work??
Morning,
Wake and put on minoxidil. 2-4 hours later, shower and apply crin or reviv. BTW-how does that reviv style up? At night, apply minoxidl and folligen.
Did I get this right or are you talking about reviv one day, folligen the other??
BruceLee said:Crinagen is cheaper and appears to have virtually the same ingredients.
bombscience said:BruceLee said:Crinagen is cheaper and appears to have virtually the same ingredients.
We debated this topic a while back but it's impossible to tell how alike the two are are anymore. I guess the formulas of each have changed several times since conception.
Ask HairLossTalk.com for mor info about that.