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Treating hair loss with inhibitors of cholesterol synthesis (Propecia, Avodart, Spiro, DHT & hormones ...)

posted by haroldo, 26.05.2008, 04:57

» The study might have shown that it is not effective. But what is the
» reason??
»
» Intake of Statins ---------------------> Low cholesterol
» Low cholesterol --------------> Low androgens
» Low androgens --------------------> Decreased hair loss
»
» So intake of statins-------------------> no hair loss...
»
» Is it not an attractive theory?

Statins are actually associated with hair loss. And inhibiting androgen production at such an early stage would be akin to castration if it did work. Oral Ketoconazole inhibits steroidogenesis if that is of interest. As does cyproterone acetate and I believe spironolacton (though perhaps only in the adrenal glands).
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