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Magick69
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Hi Guys,
yesterday i decided to send an email to one of the most important MD expert in the US about hairloss (they are 3 and all are very good and expreinced in this field with bodybuilders). And asked about the combo deca-finasteride i am pasting the email I bet my reputation on this answer and after this i will try the cycle Deca-fina without worries (at least from the hairside). In May i will start a cycle and will test this myth...hope i have been useful for the bros like me that have problems with the hair
the email:
Hi Dr. X
i started to take care of my hair when i was 20 (now i am 37) and i was diagnosed with alopecia androgenetic by a well known xxxx dematologist. since then i manage with best doctors and products to maintain all my hair.
Now, i decided to do a cycle of Deca durabolin (nandrolone-NPP)at 200/300 mg per week for 8-9 weeks. I stress that here in the UK the personal use of steroids is perfectly legal.
Your genetic disposition is the most important factor in MPB, and Deca durabolin (nandrolone) can exacerbate it if you have a genetic predisposition for MPB.
I have read that the use of finasteride (which i do) and nandrolone would cause hairloss; so i would like to know , if possible,
do you think is a myth in your experience the negative interaction of nandrolone/finasteride ?
It is a myth. If you are going to be taking steroids, there will be an increase in the serum level of testosterone. However, you will be relieved to know that the increased testosterone does not necessarily exacerbate MPB in all patients.
It would be wise to decrease the DHT and that would be fairly simple. I think that the best single product for preventing and reversing MPB is 5% minoxidil / 5% azelaic acid promotes hair growth and prevents the synthesis of DHT in the scalp. The alternative is for you to take finasteride (Propecia or quartered tablets of Proscar). I would still suggest using 5% minoxidil with finasteride because the effects of the two medications are additive and complementary. Perhaps, the most effective medication to decrease both the amount and the effect of DHT in the scalp would be topical spironolactone. There are three distinct benefits of topical spironolactone in the treatment of MPB. (1). Spironolactone significantly reduces the amount of DHT in the scalp by inhibiting the conversion of precursor steroids to DHT. (2). Spironolactone reduces the DHT in the scalp by converting localized testosterone into estrogen, which is thought to be protective of the hair follicles. (3). Spironolactone blocks the follicular androgen receptor sites, thereby rendering any residual or circulating DHT harmless to the hair follicles. Rather than reducing the levels of circulating (serum) DHT like finasteride does, it prevents DHT from making a complex with the androgen receptor protein.
guys it is a myth !! ( i believe we should put this answer in a place in the forum easily accessible for everyone...)
yesterday i decided to send an email to one of the most important MD expert in the US about hairloss (they are 3 and all are very good and expreinced in this field with bodybuilders). And asked about the combo deca-finasteride i am pasting the email I bet my reputation on this answer and after this i will try the cycle Deca-fina without worries (at least from the hairside). In May i will start a cycle and will test this myth...hope i have been useful for the bros like me that have problems with the hair
the email:
Hi Dr. X
i started to take care of my hair when i was 20 (now i am 37) and i was diagnosed with alopecia androgenetic by a well known xxxx dematologist. since then i manage with best doctors and products to maintain all my hair.
Now, i decided to do a cycle of Deca durabolin (nandrolone-NPP)at 200/300 mg per week for 8-9 weeks. I stress that here in the UK the personal use of steroids is perfectly legal.
Your genetic disposition is the most important factor in MPB, and Deca durabolin (nandrolone) can exacerbate it if you have a genetic predisposition for MPB.
I have read that the use of finasteride (which i do) and nandrolone would cause hairloss; so i would like to know , if possible,
do you think is a myth in your experience the negative interaction of nandrolone/finasteride ?
It is a myth. If you are going to be taking steroids, there will be an increase in the serum level of testosterone. However, you will be relieved to know that the increased testosterone does not necessarily exacerbate MPB in all patients.
It would be wise to decrease the DHT and that would be fairly simple. I think that the best single product for preventing and reversing MPB is 5% minoxidil / 5% azelaic acid promotes hair growth and prevents the synthesis of DHT in the scalp. The alternative is for you to take finasteride (Propecia or quartered tablets of Proscar). I would still suggest using 5% minoxidil with finasteride because the effects of the two medications are additive and complementary. Perhaps, the most effective medication to decrease both the amount and the effect of DHT in the scalp would be topical spironolactone. There are three distinct benefits of topical spironolactone in the treatment of MPB. (1). Spironolactone significantly reduces the amount of DHT in the scalp by inhibiting the conversion of precursor steroids to DHT. (2). Spironolactone reduces the DHT in the scalp by converting localized testosterone into estrogen, which is thought to be protective of the hair follicles. (3). Spironolactone blocks the follicular androgen receptor sites, thereby rendering any residual or circulating DHT harmless to the hair follicles. Rather than reducing the levels of circulating (serum) DHT like finasteride does, it prevents DHT from making a complex with the androgen receptor protein.
guys it is a myth !! ( i believe we should put this answer in a place in the forum easily accessible for everyone...)
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i will always advice u, though, on how to stop the crazy shedding caused by the fina stopping and the durabolin action on your hair...
