Hair keeper stacks by Brock

[quadrat]

Saw palmetto has never been shown to work for hair loss. Same goes for azelaic acid (it worked only in test tube, not in humans).

Better use effective treatments: topical spiro (3-5%)/ topical flutamide (1%)/ topical green tea extract and of course minoxidil.

 

[Canuck4]

What works for Brock might not work with everyone else bro.
I get mad hairloss with Winstroll and Primo.
Imaging stacking them together

No, according to Brock Strasser from Testosterone magazine, this is what he recommends to minimize hair loss. I never have a problem with Winstrol when I stack it with something weak (low on the androgenic side that is), as opposed to stacking it with something like Tren or Test, then hair loss is a problem.

NN

 

[gwl9dta4]

No, according to Brock Strasser from Testosterone magazine, this is what he recommends to minimize hair loss. I never have a problem with Winstrol when I stack it with something weak (low on the androgenic side that is), as opposed to stacking it with something like Tren or Test, then hair loss is a problem.

NN

The stupides, most uninfomred crap i ever read, well next to The Anabolic reference Guide 6th edition, which said the same thing. Look, that is simply not true. If you are prone to MPB then those 2 drugs are one of the worst choices, i found out the hard way, by loosing a shit load of hair, and haior loss did not stop till months after the cycles. Primo and Winny are DHT based drugs and VERY active in the scalp. Research some more before you take the plunge.

Peace.

 

[Frackal]

Nizoral Man

What about preventatives like azelaic acid, spirnolactone, and nizoral shampoo?

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Bro, I went to your site rather enthusiastically, but I felt the price for only 2 oz of 5 percent spiro was really steep...25 dollars for only 2oz...

also, some confusion;


Minoxidil.com states:

"Do not combine medications containing spironolactone and minoxidil in the same container. The medications slowly react with each other, resulting in a compromise of their pharmacological activities. However, since it requires many hours for spironolactone and minoxidil to chemically react with each other, they can be consecutively applied to the scalp without compromising each other"

Your site states:

"We chose to use the combination of 5% minoxidil and 2% spironolactone in an alcohol-based solution. The effect of the medications is more than synergistic. They’re additive"


Also I am no chemist but wouldnt a synergistic effect be more pronounced than an additive effect? ie, additive - 1+1=2 .. synergistic - 1+1=3

?

 

[geoboy]

It's the low dosages that make it easier on the hair.

With the exception of Deca and Anavar, all roids are pretty equal in terms of exasperating hair loss. .

what about Equipoise? (or Boldione the prohormone version- don't laugh, i tried it it works)