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 DECA AND HAIR LOSS
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Novice 
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Will even such a low dose of deca alone cause hair loss? concerned as at 24 thinning a bit and dont want to lose any more. heard that deca does not convert to DHT and thus will not cause any hair loss, is this true? whats other members opinion Thanks!     | ||
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Pro Bodybuilder 
Posts: 496 |
Deca isn�t so hard for your hair, you shold be ok. Remember NOT to use proscar. Later ------------------ | ||
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Pro Bodybuilder
Posts: 496 |
Deca isn�t so hard for your hair, you shold be ok. Remember NOT to use proscar. Later ------------------ | ||
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Amateur Bodybuilder 
Posts: 50 |
I thinned at 200 to 400 mgs a week from deca. I think most of it has grown back. Any | ||
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Amateur Bodybuilder
Posts: 195 |
I have yet to have AS affect my hair, except that lately I'm seeing some hair growth around the shoulder area. Nothing much, but it sucks. I have never had hair there or my back. hope thats not next. ------------------
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Cool Novice 
Posts: 18 |
Why should you not use proscar and deca? Is the mix made for you? I would assume that it would be o.k. | ||
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Guru 
Posts: 5441 |
Deca is reduced to less harmful steroids when it reaches the scalp.Taking proscar blocks this reduction process and basically allows full strength nandrolone to reach the scalp,which is much more destructive on the follicle than it's counterpart... | ||
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Cool Novice
Posts: 43 |
I've done lots of test in the past and remember picking up clumps of hair EOD from the shower drain. Only back then I never made the connection as I was not informed. I am definately predisposed to MPB and I'm curious to know just how deca really compares to test as far as hairloss. I posted earlier stating that if you're determined to keep every strand, then AS is not for you. It's a matter of how much your willing to lose and how hard you want to work to keep it, (i.e. hair maintanance stuff) |
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posted February 02, 2001 07:29 PM
