Topical Zinc Thymulin For The Treatments Of Androgenetic Alopecia

[Murkey Thumb]

oh nice for you ! there's so many type of antihistamine.. i dont know which one could work the best for inflammation and itching.. but if you tell me this one helps you reducing scalp itch i will give this a try ! got it from amazon ?

Most chemists sell it. In the UK you can just get it off the shelf from the supermarket.

 

[Vinc2097]

Are you telling us that some loratadine tablets are causing a positive effect on your hair?

Seems kind of far fetched

not on male pattern baldness at all, but basically on itching and inflammation i guess. antihistamine are used for allergy and inflammation

 

[Vinc2097]

Most chemists sell it. In the UK you can just get it off the shelf from the supermarket.

good, have you tried others antihistamine type, like cetirizine, etc.. ?

 

[scaredaf]

good, have you tried others antihistamine type, like cetirizine, etc.. ?

I use Cetrizine one a day tabs for inflammation and also because I have allergies to animals and dust. Pretty effective imo. If you’re from the UK you can get a pack of 12 tablets or something for less than 50p they cost f*** all

 

[Vinc2097]

I use Cetrizine one a day tabs for inflammation and also because I have allergies to animals and dust. Pretty effective imo. If you’re from the UK you can get a pack of 12 tablets or something for less than 50p they cost f*** all

effective for allergies or inflammation, because i am really talking about scalp inflammation due to male pattern bladness, i used cetirizine topically but it did nothing, but the mixture was not really reaching my scalp though, i could give it a try topically. I heard it can causes tiredness ?

 

[Murkey Thumb]

effective for allergies or inflammation, because i am really talking about scalp inflammation due to male pattern bladness, i used cetirizine topically but it did nothing, but the mixture was not really reaching my scalp though, i could give it a try topically. I heard it can causes tiredness ?

That is why I use Loratadine its non drowsy. If its an itch from male pattern baldness not the ZT then the Zix formula works really well.

 

[Vinc2097]

That is why I use Loratadine its non drowsy. If its an itch from male pattern baldness not the ZT then the Zix formula works really well.

yeah i'll give loratadine a try ! but i ve tried zix before but i couldnt handle the aesthetic aspect of it.. it would my hair so sticky with a yellow deposit ..

 

[Murkey Thumb]

yeah i'll give loratadine a try ! but i ve tried zix before but i couldnt handle the aesthetic aspect of it.. it would my hair so sticky with a yellow deposit ..

It worked for me but I did have to filter it with a coffee filter to stop that residue.

 

[Vinc2097]

It worked for me but I did have to filter it with a coffee filter to stop that residue.

you still using it ?

 

[Murkey Thumb]

No. When I was using minoxidil the itch was pretty bad but I can handle it with just a once a day Loratadine when just using ZT.

 

[Zain786]

Hi guys, what's the closest thing we have to a cure now and when do u think there will be a cure for baldness

 

[TK421]

Hi guys, what's the closest thing we have to a cure now and when do u think there will be a cure for baldness

 

[Maximus Hair!]

Do you guys mix the Zinc Thymulin with normal tap water or distilled water? Also do you shake the solution to mix it together / before you apply it?

 

[Makaveli1988]

This is the biggest snake oil ever
And you guys still buying it
Id rather pay for brotzu than this

 

[keepit]

Do you guys mix the Zinc Thymulin with normal tap water or distilled water? Also do you shake the solution to mix it together / before you apply it?

Yes distilled water give it a wee shake before applying.nearly finished my second bottle still waiting patiently

 

[ZenHead]

This is the biggest snake oil ever
And you guys still buying it
Id rather pay for brotzu than this

Maybe, but its at least an option we haven’t explored yet. We’ll find out if it’s really snake oil in a few months. I think it’s working slowly for me atm... no regrowth but not shedding as many thick healthy hairs. Mostly thin miniaturized ones now.

 

[justlol@you]

I dont want to call it snakeoil but i would agree you guys are paying way too much for an unproven substance. If you're willing to pay this much, why not put in the legwork to a get a chinese or indian API supplier to sell it to you at a fraction of the cost this Doctor is marking up for it?

 

[RU serious]

I dont want to call it snakeoil but i would agree you guys are paying way too much for an unproven substance. If you're willing to pay this much, why not put in the legwork to a get a chinese or indian API supplier to sell it to you at a fraction of the cost this Doctor is marking up for it?

If you want to replicate study results then it’s best to minimise the variables and be sure that it’s 100% the same as what was used in the study. We’ve been told when we should see results, if we don’t then everybody will know it’s just expensive hair dye.

 

[justlol@you]

If you want to replicate study results then it’s best to minimise the variables and be sure that it’s 100% the same as what was used in the study. We’ve been told when we should see results, if we don’t then everybody will know it’s just expensive hair dye.

Theres a study on this published in a peer reviewed journal? News to me? where is it

 

[RU serious]

Theres a study on this published in a peer reviewed journal? News to me? where is it

I guess if it were up to you nobody would ever try anything new and report back with their experience of experimental treatments to add to the collective knowledge of what does and doesn’t work. Nobody is saying it will for sure work, but it’s worth a shot given the evidence we’ve seen.