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I take Bicalutamide which works better with Estradiol.
orally?
I take Bicalutamide which works better with Estradiol.
Really? The topical skin study showed considerable results from applying it daily over many months.@dgadgdea
Using Rapa daily creates a negative feedback loop which essentially shuts down its effectiveness.
Im interested in how you landed on 2x a week as well. And why rapamycin over a-kg which seems to also work and is much easier to get.@dgadgdea
Ive been inactive on here for the longest time. Forgot my password; been around the block and back with this hairloss sh*t.
The only active side effect free solution I have any hope for is the Dermastamping / Rapamycin / Autophagy pathway...
Ive been heavy into BioHacking and Biotech for the past 7 years. Im currently trying to get my hands on Rapa myself.
If you want to know if Rapa will straight up reverse hairloss this is what I am planning on doing:
- 1,5mm Dermastamp Monday and Thursday
- Apply 1mg Rapamycin dissolved in 1ml DMSO applied on the scalp immediately after Dermarolling only on Monday.
- Thursday is to re-activate the stemcell pathway from Dermarolling
Do that religiously for 12 weeks and take proper before and after pictures... I do not know if you are also taking Rapa orally but if you are I am sure you have done your homework on the 1 time per week 6mg dosing schedule that is advised by the leading experts in the field.
1mg topically in 1 location may seem like a lot considering they suggest 6mg for the whole body; however the absorption of 1mg Rapa via 1ml DMSO topically even with Dermastamping is not going to be anywhere near the systemic absorption of oral consumption.
People say "oh put .1%" topically" are going based off of what is generally compounded in topical rapa formulas used on abnormal skin growths. The .1% is also applied daily vs the 1 time per week method I am suggesting.
Using Rapa daily creates a negative feedback loop which essentially shuts down its effectiveness. You can do baby dosing to basically test Rapa's safety which has already been well established; or you could not waste time and follow my suggested protocol. The choice is yours.
Pfizer also sells a legit liquid oral Rapa which is what I’m trying to get a script for; that way no DMSO involved just straight out the tincture onto the scalp. Remember Rapa is extremely safe and ANTI CANCEROUS. There are also studies showing dosing of 7mg per DAY to prevent organ rejection in hospital setting with no severe adverse effects.
What should be noted is on 7mg of Rapa a day for I believe 30 days the patients had 30% lower Testosterone which recovered after they stopped Rapa at the end of their treatment cycle. THIS is another pathway to consider then applying Topical Rapa; perhaps in the mouse models where Rapa regrew the hair on Androgenetic Alopecia afflicted mice, the local suppression of T was a co-factor…. No clue; no studies have ever been done to make that determination.
I logged in after all these years only because someone decided to start this thread. All the other BS on here is honestly not worth looking at IMHO until it is actually available for purchase. Ive been around so long that talking about potential this and that is literally mental masterbation and a waste of potentially productive time.
Either nuke your DHT (potentially wreck your CNS); Calcium Channel Opener (degrade your collagen); Dermastamp; and that’s pretty much it for Androgenetic Alopecia. If you have other things causing your hairless then obviously there could be other options but otherwise its all a waste of time.
Right now NMN, NAD+, selective mTor inhibitors, Rapamycin etc are a new and exciting pathway we citizen scientists need to explore as they are also being pushed at the forefront of Anti Aging science.
Let us know who’s going to follow the Topical Rapa Protocol I’ve laid out….. lets discuss!!
https://www.researchgate.net/figure...ith-Oligomycin-and-Rapamycin-A_fig2_333861947
https://www.folliclethought.com/ucla-studies-hair-growth-using-approved-drugs/
Does this have any side effects?
Im going 2x per week based on giving the head enough time to elicit a stem cell response to wound healing without over doing it with can cause a WNT reaction / possibly trigger cancer cell formation.
This has been my concern with microneedling. Do you know of any studies into cancer risk with microneedling and how to avoid it or do you have any guesses just based on mechanistic reasoning as to what the maximum safe frequency of needling might be?