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Did you get sides from cb or finasteride?
The Cb (breezula [clascoterone]) Community Thread
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finasteride: penis constant pain, noticeable reduction in girth, watery semen, testicles contracted at maximum and up to the pelvic region, no morning wood
I don't think that finasteride is a poison per se. BUT if you don't have optimal nutrition, with constant intake of testosterone boosting food and supplements, you could get yourself in some serious trouble.
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Any sides from broccoli?
Ye he started to piss from his left ear
Thanks for replying...can youbtell us how you made your cb? What did you minoxidil it with and what ratio? How long did it take for the cb to start to slow down the shedding? Was it immediate? Was your scalp less oily on cb and if so how long did it take for that to occur? Thanks again
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From what I’ve heard. It only works for a year max and that’s at a high dose. Maybe I’m wrong
Thanks for responding. We will see if others chime in?
Any results?
Where'd you hear that from
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It's not specifically CB that stops working over time. It's more the fact that any topical AA will need a higher dosage after some time to keep working. Even RU will. The issue with CB is that you already start at 7.5% which is a high dosage and cost more than RU at 5%. With the price of RU no prob doubling the dosage overtime. CB is much less affordable in that case and for the extra cost it has yet to demonstrate a better maintenance factor than other AA.
I like RU. I call it the topical Bicalutamide.
I like RU. I call it the topical Bicalutamide.
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The graph on page 62 of this thread shows it.
I wonder whether cycling off and back on it might not help, as someone suggested.
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Cycling off will lose the maintenance that you will need to recover by cycling in and as we know it's harder each time. If it was that simple folks on Fina would do the same over a decade but that's not how it works.
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Who knows, maybe what you lose while off it is less than you gain while on it. If you look at the graph, they weren't just maintaining, they were gaining. Say you go off 6 months in, when you've hit peak and then you go on some time later... who knows.
In fact, and I have no idea how these things work, so I may be talking nonsense, but if the idea is that the androgen receptor becomes desensitized to the effect of CB, what if you were to go off CB right before that desensitization happens? We see in the graph that up to month 6 it's a steady gain and then it drops off after that. So what if you were to briefly go off it before this. Would the desensitization not happen and you can go back on it quickly?
Well, fina works through a different mechanism so the problem we're talking about here doesn't even enter into the equation with fina.
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I think they were gaining compare to people who were losing hair on placebo not gaining from baseline.
Of course it does. Building resistance to drugs is what makes a treatment very difficult to continue over time. There is a time bounded limit for any treatment and less effectiveness after some time. I have personal experience with this unfortunately.
Of course it does. Building resistance to drugs is what makes a treatment very difficult to continue over time. There is a time bounded limit for any treatment and less effectiveness after some time. I have personal experience with this unfortunately.
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No, the 0 in the graph is the baseline. Placebo is on the far right
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Let's see what phase 3 brings us
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Why? If you're on it for 6 months and get the gains the graph shows, then you go off for a month and go back on, at the end of 7 months you may still be at a net gain, no?