What Have People Had Success With Getting Rid Of The Itch

[nohairnolife]

Honestly I eat tons of junk these days but the itch died down a lot anyway once I had lost enough hair. I think people overestimate that stuff

 

[clarence]

Have y'all tried folliculitis meds?

 

[WMQ]

Supplements

• Taurine ( anti inflammatory )
• Allermin ( perilla leaves )
• Omega-3, at least 6 capsules a day at standard epa/dha concentration

Shampoo:

• Tget once/twice a week
• Keto shampoo, once/twice a week

Egg white mask once a week for at least an hour.

Dermarolling. Could be everyday with 0.25 or 1.5mm once a week.

+ shampoo your hair at least every second day.

That helped me. My itch is 80-90% gone.

You must have got that from that famous success thread.

Do you mind giving your dosage for each of the aff
orementioned stuff?

 

[tomJ]

I get insane itching and sebum production after eating chicken. Am I the only weirdo that gets this?

 

[IHadSexWithAHairPiece]

I get insane itching and sebum production after eating chicken. Am I the only weirdo that gets this?

No but your chicken has quite a bit of nandrolones in it.

 

[dralex]

How long did you take it bf it went away?

Maybe a month

 

[Splatt]

Have y'all tried folliculitis meds?

What would those be?

 

[tomJ]

No but your chicken has quite a bit of nandrolones in it.

True however it also happens with free range chicken as well...just a notch lower...i have celiac so maybe it's also the grains that the chicken eat. Who knows I give up my body sucks.

 

[ChoiGodTsuji]

Selenium sulfur. WORKS wonders. So muuuuuuuuchhh better than keto.

Lol, I can't post images yet... but imgurDOTcom/K8aHIsQ.jpg

Text in the bottle is in Spanish.

 

[Mandar kumthekar]

Intense itching is sign that your scalp is too much acidic. I have tried and tested this method ,may be it will help you. Use baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) solution I.e baking soda dissolved in little water .apply this sodium bicarbonate rich water on your scalp ,gently massage for few minutes kr keep it for 5 min and then rinse hair with warm water. I did this thrice a weak and it really helped me when I had itchy scalp problem. May be you should give it a try.

 

[itsjustsimon]

You must have got that from that famous success thread.

Do you mind giving your dosage for each of the aff
orementioned stuff?

Yeah, @Somebody helped me a lot.

Sure:

• Taurine: 1-2g x 2-3 times/day. I got mine from myprotein. It's cheap.
• Allermin - 2-3 capsules a day.
• Purified Omega-3 @ around 6 capsules day.

 

[clarence]

What would those be?

What's in wikipedia.

 

[SamFT]

How long after you took seti bf it went away?

Honestly around the first week for me

 

[Sliceofbread]

Yeah, @Somebody helped me a lot.

Sure:

• Taurine: 1-2g x 2-3 times/day. I got mine from myprotein. It's cheap.
• Allermin - 2-3 capsules a day.
• Purified Omega-3 @ around 6 capsules day.

That’s a lot of antihistamine dude...

Also are you worried about taurine increasing testosterone?

 

[Sliceofbread]

Any other things people found to work? I’ve got seti coming in the mail, ceti helped but has been losing effectiveness. Would love other input before I have to try things like avodart

 

[itsjustsimon]

That’s a lot of antihistamine dude...

Also are you worried about taurine increasing testosterone?

No. And those studies have been done on rats. Even if it does increase testosterone, it shouldn’t be a problem if you are on duta ( which I currently am).

 

[itsjustsimon]

Any other things people found to work? I’ve got seti coming in the mail, ceti helped but has been losing effectiveness. Would love other input before I have to try things like avodart

Start with propecia. I had the itch when I started balding 8 years ago and with finasteride the itch pretty much went away.

Dutasteride should be a backup plan if finasteride is not effective enough. Finasteride is your first line of attack.

 

[Splatt]

Start with propecia. I had the itch when I started balding 8 years ago and with finasteride the itch pretty much went away.

Dutasteride should be a backup plan if finasteride is not effective enough. Finasteride is your first line of attack.

How long have you been taking dutasteride?

 

[itsjustsimon]

How long have you been taking dutasteride?

A little more than 6 months

 

[Sliceofbread]

A little more than 6 months

Are you a diffuse thinner to go along with the itching? Did propecia work for you at first? Is duta working for you now?

I really worry about propecia actually making my hair worse