Tagamet is anti-androgen

thin=depressed

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Cimetidine/Tagamet:
You may be surprised to know that the Tagamet pills that you can buy in the supermarket have been studied as a possible benefit or treatment for pattern baldness. If cimetidine (sold as Tagamet) is taken multiple times throughout the day, it works like an anti-androgen by preventing the androgens from linking to their receptors.


In one study done in 1987, ten women with moderate to severe female pattern baldness took 300 milligrams of cimetidine 5 times daily (just above the average dosage prescribed for ulcer patients) for 5 months. Seven of the ten patients showed regrowth, with no side effects reported. Even though the results of the study are interesting, cimetidine/Tagamet is not an approved drug for treating baldness, therefore it is not advised that you take cimetidine unless you have been evaluated or are under medical supervision.
 

Old Baldy

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otis

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I have been trying to tell this board about this my self. My doctor has put me on it.
 

paulie72785

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MEN HAVE MORE HORMONE RECEPTORS THEN WOMEN.That's why we will need a higher dose of this even alongwith finasteride.So my advice to you all is forget about it.
Would be a totally different story when it is used topically but then we have S5 cream for that.
 

Koga

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... yet S5 cream seems to be totally inefficient to many of us. This seems interesting. Didn't anyone try this, like ever?
 
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