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why does everybody say to use nizoral for hair loss???
isn't it an anti fungal shampoo???lol
isn't it an anti fungal shampoo???lol
Nizoral??????wtf?????
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I started using the 2% Nizoral ED. Shit, my head started itching like a mofo. Now, I alternate between the 1% and 2%. Im on my 5th cycle and no hairloss yet. Ive used nizoral everytime.
AlPhASiLvErBaCk
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i appreciate all the feedback i can get
and thanks for the replies, but i would really like to understand in depth how this stuff blocks the dht
and thanks for the replies, but i would really like to understand in depth how this stuff blocks the dht
monkeyballs
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nautica said:
Let us never underestimate the importance of having a fungus-free gourd.
From what I've read the anti-fungal agent in nizoral shamp has the added side effect of preventing the shirnkage of hair folicles...thus keeping your hair from coating your pillow. I've also read that it reduces levels of DHT in the scalp...not sure of the mechanism exacltly. Anyway, bro 's seem to love it, and I just got myself ten bottles for my upcoming halo cycle.
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acneman
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my family balds but late in life and i never want to hasten the effect so
when im on i use nizoral 2% every day and every morning i sprinkle rogain on my wet hair and massage it in
what happened you ask?
i found less hair in my brush and in my hands when i ran my hands through my hair than when im not on aas(a little hairloss every day is very normal but using this stuff i lose almost no hair at all)
and no harsh drugs
thats what works for me
when im on i use nizoral 2% every day and every morning i sprinkle rogain on my wet hair and massage it in
what happened you ask?
i found less hair in my brush and in my hands when i ran my hands through my hair than when im not on aas(a little hairloss every day is very normal but using this stuff i lose almost no hair at all)
and no harsh drugs
thats what works for me
Linares868
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I'm using the 1% from OTC and it works fine for me.
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lil k
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kronk uses 2% ed during a cycle...the biggest reason that it works, is that it actually cleans androgens from your hairline....
Enigmaxxx7
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Hair loss is a problem that mainly afflicts men; this is probably due to the relationship of testosterone to its sister convertion- dihydrotestosterone (DHT). DHT is the cause of the development and growth of body hair and yet may be responsible for the loss of hair from the scalp.
Groups of individuals have discovered that Nizoral (when used regularly) is a very useful alopecia treatment.
Nizoral contains a chemical called ketoconazole, it is known that when ketoconazole is ingested orally that it inhibits the binding of androgens to receptors in the body and this would include the binding of DHT to hair-follicle receptors.
However the use of oral ketoconazole is NOT recommended for many reasons, mainly because this method would present itself as a toxin and ultimately damage the liver. But topical ketoconazole (as contained in Nizoral shampoo) shows itself to have a "weak" anti-DHT binding affect in the scalp.
Furthermore positive results with Nizoral shampoo are often noted within a few weeks, whereas a pure anti-DHT affect may take a few months. It is therefore likely that Nizoral exhibits another method to its anti-hair-loss effect.
One such theory of Nizoral’s anti-alopecia effects may be on its activity upon sebum. Sebum is a fatty substance that accumulates in the scalp around the hair follicles. It’s possible that the removal of sebum may help "unclog" the hair follicle and expose it to more nutrition from an improved blood supply. It is known that Nizoral can remove and reduce sebum deposits.
I use the 1% during cycles and I notice less hair loss. If I don't use the Nizoral, I find lots of hair on my pillow or in the sink.
Groups of individuals have discovered that Nizoral (when used regularly) is a very useful alopecia treatment.
Nizoral contains a chemical called ketoconazole, it is known that when ketoconazole is ingested orally that it inhibits the binding of androgens to receptors in the body and this would include the binding of DHT to hair-follicle receptors.
However the use of oral ketoconazole is NOT recommended for many reasons, mainly because this method would present itself as a toxin and ultimately damage the liver. But topical ketoconazole (as contained in Nizoral shampoo) shows itself to have a "weak" anti-DHT binding affect in the scalp.
Furthermore positive results with Nizoral shampoo are often noted within a few weeks, whereas a pure anti-DHT affect may take a few months. It is therefore likely that Nizoral exhibits another method to its anti-hair-loss effect.
One such theory of Nizoral’s anti-alopecia effects may be on its activity upon sebum. Sebum is a fatty substance that accumulates in the scalp around the hair follicles. It’s possible that the removal of sebum may help "unclog" the hair follicle and expose it to more nutrition from an improved blood supply. It is known that Nizoral can remove and reduce sebum deposits.
I use the 1% during cycles and I notice less hair loss. If I don't use the Nizoral, I find lots of hair on my pillow or in the sink.
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