Keeping you hair on Oral Turanibol?

[Mr.X]

Had a client run dutastride with finastride, with test+tbol , he kept hairloss to a minimum...

 

[thelion2005]

In my experience and observations of others, here is the bottom line:

- Men and women can have a genetic predosposition for changes in head hair, including loss.
- aas use will accelerate it.
- some drugs will slow this change, but not stop it.
- Once you incur the loss, especially a patterned loss, it is permanent.

If I look at aas, my head hair changes and I incur loss.

Other guys have no change at all and can grow hair like crazy along with muscle.

Look at your Uncles, Grandpa and Dad and then roll the dice.

 

[krishna]

Had a client run dutastride with finastride, with test+tbol , he kept hairloss to a minimum...

Normally tbol won't make you shed, I'm sure the duta and fina helped with the test.

 

[pentatonic]

I shed pretty bad on most AAS. Tbol is fairly light on my hair. Comparable to Anavar or EQ i'd say as far as hairloss goes.

 

[buckwheat1]

In my experience and observations of others, here is the bottom line:

- Men and women can have a genetic predosposition for changes in head hair, including loss.
- aas use will accelerate it.
- some drugs will slow this change, but not stop it.
- Once you incur the loss, especially a patterned loss, it is permanent.

If I look at aas, my head hair changes and I incur loss.

Other guys have no change at all and can grow hair like crazy along with muscle.

Look at your Uncles, Grandpa and Dad and then roll the dice.

I don't agree that the losses are permanent. I did 3 cycles and I experienced a noticeable thinning each time. So much so that I have been reluctant to do further cycles. In all cases, hair was back to normal within 3 months.

I already use minoxidil + retin-a on a semi regular basis. It has kept my hair in pretty good shape. If I stop usage, my hair will thin out much like it did on AAS. But with AAS, it thins out even when I am using minoxidil.

 

[missionpossible]

In my experience and observations of others, here is the bottom line:


- some drugs will slow this change, but not stop it.
- Once you incur the loss, especially a patterned loss, it is permanent.

Not true at all!

I ran 3 cycles and had lost alot of hair, just started using minoxidil, propecia and nizoral about three months ago. The difference is unbelivable! I'm not the only one thats noticed either, I've had 4 peeps ask me what I had did to make my hair so thick again! So, if youi've lost alot of hair, try some of these products.