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quarterhead

07.07.2008, 18:11

do topicals work for everyone (Topicals)
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i tried minoxidol 8 years ago for 7 months ,
had no slowdown in shedding.
had just to deal with itchy slippery scalp on daily basis.
can u please help me in this forum . i want to know if there is anything that would just stop the shedding

quarterhead is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: NO

quarterhead

08.07.2008, 20:50

@ quarterhead
do topicals work for everyone
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please can anyone reply to this message , i need advice and i'm new in the forum

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Jtelecom

08.07.2008, 22:58

@ quarterhead
do topicals work for everyone
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� please can anyone reply to this message , i need advice and i'm new in the
� forum

Of course they don't. Does aspirin work for everyone that has a headache? The answer is no. If you are interested in trying topicals, you may want to try minoxidil in one of its umpteen variations. What is your degree of hair loss and what is your family history of hair loss?

Jtelecom is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: NO
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Jtelecom
5 Strip Surgeries (4 Bosley, 1 AlviArmani)
3 FUE Surgeries (2 Undisclosed, 1 AlviArmani)
(Latest FUE Surgery: June 6, 2008 - AlviArmani Los Angeles)

RNORAM

09.07.2008, 20:26

@ Jtelecom
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� � please can anyone reply to this message , i need advice and i'm new in
� the
� � forum
�
� Of course they don't. Does aspirin work for everyone that has a headache?
� The answer is no. If you are interested in trying topicals, you may want to
� try minoxidil in one of its umpteen variations. What is your degree of hair
� loss and what is your family history of hair loss?

JTelecom- What's your opinion on that Spectral DNC-L? See earlier message that has the ingredients, etc...Thanks!

RNORAM is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: NO

Jtelecom

10.07.2008, 13:18

@ RNORAM
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RNORAM:

I think that it has a lot of ingredients *supposedly* good for hair loss, but there is very little proof that any of them, besides minoxidil, actually do anything. I have to discount Aminexil because I have seen it in numerous products over the years that all have proven to be less than stellar. I guess that it is worth a shot, but I really don't see it having much more potential than plain minoxidil.

Jtelecom is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: NO
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Jtelecom
5 Strip Surgeries (4 Bosley, 1 AlviArmani)
3 FUE Surgeries (2 Undisclosed, 1 AlviArmani)
(Latest FUE Surgery: June 6, 2008 - AlviArmani Los Angeles)

BALDIE42

Uk,
10.07.2008, 15:32

@ RNORAM
RNORAM - I've had a little bit of regrowth from Spectral DNC-L
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� � � please can anyone reply to this message , i need advice and i'm new in
� � the
� � � forum
� �
� � Of course they don't. Does aspirin work for everyone that has a
� headache?
� � The answer is no. If you are interested in trying topicals, you may want
� to
� � try minoxidil in one of its umpteen variations. What is your degree of
� hair
� � loss and what is your family history of hair loss?
�
� JTelecom- What's your opinion on that Spectral DNC-L? See earlier message
� that has the ingredients, etc...Thanks!

RNORAM - I've had a little bit of regrowth from Spectral DNC-L.

Remember I shave my head regularly.The regrowth I've had is not over noticible,but I can feel a thickening of hair at the front,due to not having much there,beforehand.

This maybe the minoxidil - please can someone advise how minoxidil works.

Also note I'm only two weeks into using Spectral DNC-L,so perhaps I'll get more of a responce after using for a few months - hopefully.

I also use propecia,which I've been using for two years now.

BALDIE42 is located in UK and he is available to meet: NO

quarterhead

13.07.2008, 18:01

@ BALDIE42
RNORAM - I've had a little bit of regrowth from Spectral DNC-L
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thank u people for taking the time to reply.

j-telcom, i am norwood 5 with 3 transplants already. and i think im heading to norwood 7.
tried minoxidel 6 years ago for 5 months , and no results. i tried propecia for a year , same thing no results.
but i was wondering if anyone is having luck , especially that i hear now in this website and the forums about saw palmetto , should i try it? and what about this remox thing, is it just like minoxidel?
i'm just too desperate. i want to stop it. dont want to end up a norwood 7
so if anyone has advice for me

quarterhead is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: NO

Pete2

16.07.2008, 10:24

@ quarterhead
do topicals work for everyone
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� i tried minoxidol 8 years ago for 7 months ,
� had no slowdown in shedding.
� had just to deal with itchy slippery scalp on daily basis.
� can u please help me in this forum . i want to know if there is anything
� that would just stop the shedding

A topical that has the following mode of actions should help to slow hairloss and thicken growth:

1) increases SOD levels
2) reduces inflammation
3) improves bloodflow

A shampoo that reduces inflammation will also help: Piroctone Olamine shampoo

Regards
Pete

Pete2 is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: NO
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1)Shampoo for Inflammation: Tea tree & Menthol PTO shampoo/ Body Shop Ginger PTO shampoo
2)Topical: Calosol Anti-inflammation Topical Spray
3)DHT/ Estradiol: Epilobium,Pantothenic acid, choline(to be added)

brm

his room,
17.07.2008, 13:00

@ Pete2
do topicals work for everyone
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Quarter head, if propecia and minox failed to give any result, well, you're left with the well known remaining options:
1) Naturals DHT inhibitors (Saw P + pygeum or beta sis + pygeum or nettle root + pygeum)
2) revivogen
3) remox (I think remox is not only minox)
4) laser brush

+condition 0)= multivit in all cases.

brm is located in HIS ROOM and he is available to meet: YES
email hairsite@aol.com to arrange a meeting.

HanginInThere

Somewhere,
23.07.2008, 13:42

@ quarterhead
RNORAM - I've had a little bit of regrowth from Spectral DNC-L
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� thank u people for taking the time to reply.
�
� j-telcom, i am norwood 5 with 3 transplants already. and i think im
� heading to norwood 7.
� tried minoxidel 6 years ago for 5 months , and no results. i tried
� propecia for a year , same thing no results.
� but i was wondering if anyone is having luck , especially that i hear now
� in this website and the forums about saw palmetto , should i try it? and
� what about this remox thing, is it just like minoxidel?
� i'm just too desperate. i want to stop it. dont want to end up a norwood
� 7
� so if anyone has advice for me

not sure if since prop etc didnt work whether you will respond to natural dht blockers either but u can try...........saw palmetto is a very weak dht blocker but, it works , if you are a responder, at least it did for me

i never tried prop or any drugs though. then u can try adding some other naturals to see if those work, not much to risk, side effects are rare , the cost is not high

if you are not on a super hair vitamin and mineral i recommend it, highly
also add separately MSM and horsetail............those help trememdously

HanginInThere is located in SOMEWHERE and he is available to meet: NO
---
Hangin Regimen...........

Maxi Hair by Country Life 2/day
Kal Amino Max ..Chelated Multi Mineral..2/day

DHT blockers (daily intake)
Saw Palmetto, 320mg Standardized
Pygeum 500mg
Nettles 500mg
Beta Sitosterol 125mg
2% Nizoral Cream Topically Nightly,,,after Shampoo

quarterhead 07.07.2008, 18:11	do topicals work for everyone (Topicals) Post reply
	i tried minoxidol 8 years ago for 7 months , had no slowdown in shedding. had just to deal with itchy slippery scalp on daily basis. can u please help me in this forum . i want to know if there is anything that would just stop the shedding quarterhead is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: NO
quarterhead 08.07.2008, 20:50 @ quarterhead	do topicals work for everyone Post reply
	please can anyone reply to this message , i need advice and i'm new in the forum quarterhead is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: NO
Jtelecom 08.07.2008, 22:58 @ quarterhead	do topicals work for everyone Post reply
	� please can anyone reply to this message , i need advice and i'm new in the � forum Of course they don't. Does aspirin work for everyone that has a headache? The answer is no. If you are interested in trying topicals, you may want to try minoxidil in one of its umpteen variations. What is your degree of hair loss and what is your family history of hair loss? Jtelecom is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: NO --- Jtelecom 5 Strip Surgeries (4 Bosley, 1 AlviArmani) 3 FUE Surgeries (2 Undisclosed, 1 AlviArmani) (Latest FUE Surgery: June 6, 2008 - AlviArmani Los Angeles)
RNORAM 09.07.2008, 20:26 @ Jtelecom	do topicals work for everyone Post reply
	� � please can anyone reply to this message , i need advice and i'm new in � the � � forum � � Of course they don't. Does aspirin work for everyone that has a headache? � The answer is no. If you are interested in trying topicals, you may want to � try minoxidil in one of its umpteen variations. What is your degree of hair � loss and what is your family history of hair loss? JTelecom- What's your opinion on that Spectral DNC-L? See earlier message that has the ingredients, etc...Thanks! RNORAM is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: NO
Jtelecom 10.07.2008, 13:18 @ RNORAM	do topicals work for everyone Post reply
	RNORAM: I think that it has a lot of ingredients supposedly good for hair loss, but there is very little proof that any of them, besides minoxidil, actually do anything. I have to discount Aminexil because I have seen it in numerous products over the years that all have proven to be less than stellar. I guess that it is worth a shot, but I really don't see it having much more potential than plain minoxidil. Jtelecom is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: NO --- Jtelecom 5 Strip Surgeries (4 Bosley, 1 AlviArmani) 3 FUE Surgeries (2 Undisclosed, 1 AlviArmani) (Latest FUE Surgery: June 6, 2008 - AlviArmani Los Angeles)
BALDIE42 Uk, 10.07.2008, 15:32 @ RNORAM	RNORAM - I've had a little bit of regrowth from Spectral DNC-L Post reply
	� � � please can anyone reply to this message , i need advice and i'm new in � � the � � � forum � � � � Of course they don't. Does aspirin work for everyone that has a � headache? � � The answer is no. If you are interested in trying topicals, you may want � to � � try minoxidil in one of its umpteen variations. What is your degree of � hair � � loss and what is your family history of hair loss? � � JTelecom- What's your opinion on that Spectral DNC-L? See earlier message � that has the ingredients, etc...Thanks! RNORAM - I've had a little bit of regrowth from Spectral DNC-L. Remember I shave my head regularly.The regrowth I've had is not over noticible,but I can feel a thickening of hair at the front,due to not having much there,beforehand. This maybe the minoxidil - please can someone advise how minoxidil works. Also note I'm only two weeks into using Spectral DNC-L,so perhaps I'll get more of a responce after using for a few months - hopefully. I also use propecia,which I've been using for two years now. BALDIE42 is located in UK and he is available to meet: NO
quarterhead 13.07.2008, 18:01 @ BALDIE42	RNORAM - I've had a little bit of regrowth from Spectral DNC-L Post reply
	thank u people for taking the time to reply. j-telcom, i am norwood 5 with 3 transplants already. and i think im heading to norwood 7. tried minoxidel 6 years ago for 5 months , and no results. i tried propecia for a year , same thing no results. but i was wondering if anyone is having luck , especially that i hear now in this website and the forums about saw palmetto , should i try it? and what about this remox thing, is it just like minoxidel? i'm just too desperate. i want to stop it. dont want to end up a norwood 7 so if anyone has advice for me quarterhead is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: NO
Pete2 16.07.2008, 10:24 @ quarterhead	do topicals work for everyone Post reply
	� i tried minoxidol 8 years ago for 7 months , � had no slowdown in shedding. � had just to deal with itchy slippery scalp on daily basis. � can u please help me in this forum . i want to know if there is anything � that would just stop the shedding A topical that has the following mode of actions should help to slow hairloss and thicken growth: 1) increases SOD levels 2) reduces inflammation 3) improves bloodflow A shampoo that reduces inflammation will also help: Piroctone Olamine shampoo Regards Pete Pete2 is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: NO --- 1)Shampoo for Inflammation: Tea tree & Menthol PTO shampoo/ Body Shop Ginger PTO shampoo 2)Topical: Calosol Anti-inflammation Topical Spray 3)DHT/ Estradiol: Epilobium,Pantothenic acid, choline(to be added)
brm his room, 17.07.2008, 13:00 @ Pete2	do topicals work for everyone Post reply
	Quarter head, if propecia and minox failed to give any result, well, you're left with the well known remaining options: 1) Naturals DHT inhibitors (Saw P + pygeum or beta sis + pygeum or nettle root + pygeum) 2) revivogen 3) remox (I think remox is not only minox) 4) laser brush +condition 0)= multivit in all cases. brm is located in HIS ROOM and he is available to meet: YES email hairsite@aol.com to arrange a meeting.
HanginInThere Somewhere, 23.07.2008, 13:42 @ quarterhead	RNORAM - I've had a little bit of regrowth from Spectral DNC-L Post reply
	� thank u people for taking the time to reply. � � j-telcom, i am norwood 5 with 3 transplants already. and i think im � heading to norwood 7. � tried minoxidel 6 years ago for 5 months , and no results. i tried � propecia for a year , same thing no results. � but i was wondering if anyone is having luck , especially that i hear now � in this website and the forums about saw palmetto , should i try it? and � what about this remox thing, is it just like minoxidel? � i'm just too desperate. i want to stop it. dont want to end up a norwood � 7 � so if anyone has advice for me not sure if since prop etc didnt work whether you will respond to natural dht blockers either but u can try...........saw palmetto is a very weak dht blocker but, it works , if you are a responder, at least it did for me i never tried prop or any drugs though. then u can try adding some other naturals to see if those work, not much to risk, side effects are rare , the cost is not high if you are not on a super hair vitamin and mineral i recommend it, highly also add separately MSM and horsetail............those help trememdously HanginInThere is located in SOMEWHERE and he is available to meet: NO --- Hangin Regimen........... Maxi Hair by Country Life 2/day Kal Amino Max ..Chelated Multi Mineral..2/day DHT blockers (daily intake) Saw Palmetto, 320mg Standardized Pygeum 500mg Nettles 500mg Beta Sitosterol 125mg 2% Nizoral Cream Topically Nightly,,,after Shampoo