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Magick69
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Turinabol and hairloss prevention stack
Bros
i am about to start a turinabol only cycle chosen after having research many posts and forums for its supposedly function of being hairline friendly (I will post a review, as i did for anavar) However as said in many hair threads being hairline friendly does not mean not causing hairloss for a person prone to it like me; so this is my prevention stack which can be useful if you have my same problem:
Morning
shampoo Revivogen or Nizoral
spiro 2 % dr. Lee
after 1 hour remox IV spray only on dangerous part of the scalp so temples and crown
2 PM
Remox covering all part of the scalp sensitive to dihydrotestosterone + finasteride
6 PM
shampoo revivogen/Tricomin
spiro 2 %
after 1 hour xandrox 15 % Dr Lee on parts i want to regrow and thicken
11 PM
before bed Revivogen scalp therapy http://www.revivogen.com/research/
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Now revivogen
i read many hairloss forums and although the product at times is controversial i think is a very a good product.
The ingredients are proven to reduce the dihydrotestosterone; is backed by hairlosstalk and many other people that i believe are very knowledgeable in hairloss.
However the trick to evaluate the product is undertsand what you realistically can obtain from it; about revivogen realistically:
-works for people at the beginning of their hairloss process norwood 1-2-3-4
-you start to see effects, as finasteride, after you have applied it for at least 6/7 months every day
-it is proven to keep your hair on your head but is weak from a re-growth point of view so you need others stuff such as xandrox and remox
-the combination revivogen + spiro is very good and backed by the forum hairlosstalk
Bros
i am about to start a turinabol only cycle chosen after having research many posts and forums for its supposedly function of being hairline friendly (I will post a review, as i did for anavar) However as said in many hair threads being hairline friendly does not mean not causing hairloss for a person prone to it like me; so this is my prevention stack which can be useful if you have my same problem:
Morning
shampoo Revivogen or Nizoral
spiro 2 % dr. Lee
after 1 hour remox IV spray only on dangerous part of the scalp so temples and crown
2 PM
Remox covering all part of the scalp sensitive to dihydrotestosterone + finasteride
6 PM
shampoo revivogen/Tricomin
spiro 2 %
after 1 hour xandrox 15 % Dr Lee on parts i want to regrow and thicken
11 PM
before bed Revivogen scalp therapy http://www.revivogen.com/research/
=======================================================
Now revivogen
i read many hairloss forums and although the product at times is controversial i think is a very a good product.
The ingredients are proven to reduce the dihydrotestosterone; is backed by hairlosstalk and many other people that i believe are very knowledgeable in hairloss.
However the trick to evaluate the product is undertsand what you realistically can obtain from it; about revivogen realistically:
-works for people at the beginning of their hairloss process norwood 1-2-3-4
-you start to see effects, as finasteride, after you have applied it for at least 6/7 months every day
-it is proven to keep your hair on your head but is weak from a re-growth point of view so you need others stuff such as xandrox and remox
-the combination revivogen + spiro is very good and backed by the forum hairlosstalk
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