finasteride and fina answers?

[perfectspecimen]

there was never really an answer to the use of finasteride and fina together. will it cause more hair loss or not? or will using finasteride with fina be the same as using fina alone?

i am worried about my prostate more than my hair

 

[IronFist]

The only thing you can't take with finasteride is Deca...

 

[jboldman]

WHY? Just because it prevents the 5alpha reduction? Just take less deca, it all comes out to the same.


QUOTE]Originally posted by IronFist
The only thing you can't take with finasteride is Deca... [/QUOTE]

 

[perfectspecimen]

bump use finaasteride with fina or not?

 

[chronicx357]

finastride is useless with roids such as dbol

 

[perfectspecimen]

bump

 

[M56M]

BUMP

 

[BigAndy69]

Yes you can use it! But it won't protect your hair from Fina, only from Test.

 

[M56M]

Yes you can use it! But it won't protect your hair from Fina, only from Test.

What protects you hair from fina?

M56M

 

[The Shadow]

What protects you hair from fina?

M56M

Try an anti-andorgen such as :

Spirolactone
Flutamide
Xandrox

 

[M56M]

Try an anti-andorgen such as :

Spirolactone
Flutamide
Xandrox

Thanks for the help Cornholio, great help as usual.

Where do you get these?


M56M

 

[nandi12]

Correct me if I am wrong, but it is my understanding that flutamide is an androgen receptor antagonist. It will block fina from binding to the androgen receptor as well as endogenous testosterone and DHT.

 

[perfectspecimen]

does that mean flutamide will work with fina?

 

[panerai]

Is flutamide topical?

 

[USDA-BEEF]

bump

 

[nandi12]

I cannot understand why anyone would consider using flutamide. It blocks the androgen receptor both centrally and peripherally. Not only will anabolic steroids be blocked from attaching to the receptor, the brain will respond to the lack of binding by telling the testes to secrete more testosterone. But since this testosterone can't bind anywhere a large portion of it is aromatized to estrogen, leading to gyno, a common side effect of flutamide use.

 

[panerai]

After some research, I have to agree with Nandi. It seems like topical Flutamide, unlike Spironolactone, has almost none, if any local effect, but almost the same systematic effect as oral.
Bad choice!

 

[perfectspecimen]

do u guys recommend the 5% odorless cream or the 2% dabber solution bottles?

 

[perfectspecimen]

bump