LifeFuel Starting Dutasteride

[Wolnir]

Noticed that my crown was still thinning on 1mg of finasteride daily after 3 years. Hopefully nuking my DHT levels with dutasteride will stop the problem and possibly give me regrowth. May also add oral minoxidil but it's pretty expensive. Got a 6 month supply of dutasteride for £75, not too bad, it's only £15 more expensive than finasteride.

 

[supersoldier]

have you thought about taking 5mg finasteride instead of 1mg?

 

[Wolnir]

have you thought about taking 5mg finasteride instead of 1mg?

Apparently there isn't much of a difference between 1mg and 5mg because finasteride isn't dose dependant. Dutasteride 0.5mg is stronger than finasteride 5mg anyway.

 

[CleverJester]

No don't do 5mg fin you will get more sides for no reason. Studies suggest 1mg fin reduce DHT by 70% and 0.2mg fin reduce by 65% and you get less sides, so act accordingly.
fin can take a year to work, be patient. Minox will be more efficient than duta in your case imo.
edit it's been 3 years, okay sure maybe hop on duta then

 

[Wolnir]

No don't do 5mg fin you will get more sides for no reason. Studies suggest 1mg fin reduce DHT by 70% and 0.2mg fin reduce by 65% and you get less sides, so act accordingly.
fin can take a year to work, be patient. Minox will be more efficient than duta in your case imo.

I've been on finasteride for 3 years. I have waited long enough. It slowed my hair loss down, but that's not good enough, I want stabilisation. There's no point in starting minox if DHT is still killing my hair. I want to get the root cause fixed before starting minox.

 

[CleverJester]

I've been on finasteride for 3 years. I have waited long enough. It slowed my hair loss down, but that's not good enough, I want stabilisation. There's no point in starting minox if DHT is still killing my hair. I want to get the root cause fixed before starting minox.

3 years yeah I misread. Minox does reduce DHT topically. When I combine fin and minox I get even more hair gain. The only thing more powerful than minox is topical fin to nuke DHT topically, which must be brewed by a professional or bought online. You could do duta but to nuke your entire DHT would be like cutting off your balls imo.

 

[FrenchcelNeverbegan]

I've been on finasteride for 3 years. I have waited long enough. It slowed my hair loss down, but that's not good enough, I want stabilisation. There's no point in starting minox if DHT is still killing my hair. I want to get the root cause fixed before starting minox.

you need more money to buy better quality products , crushing your dht that much is bad , you're gonna need zinc vitamin d and weightlifting to compensate the dht blocker usage , i switched to ru58841 got me good results but now i switched to pyrilutamide (becuse getting the ru58841 delivered was a pain in the ass) https://rudirect.co.uk/products/pyrilutamide-0-5-solution-2x30ml-bottles new topical dht blocker with less side effects also for the hair regrowth i use the scandinavian biolabs serum , it's not enough to just block the hair loss you have to re activate hair regrowth with a second product for that , use them separately

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[Wolnir]

you need more money to buy better quality products , crushing your dht that much is bad , you're gonna need zinc vitamin d and weightlifting to compensate the dht blocker usage , i switched to ru58841 got me good results but now i switched to pyrilutamide (becuse getting the ru58841 delivered was a pain in the ass) https://rudirect.co.uk/products/pyrilutamide-0-5-solution-2x30ml-bottles new topical dht blocker with less side effects also for the hair regrowth i use the scandinavian biolabs serum , it's not enough to just block the hair loss you have to re activate hair regrowth with a second product for that , use them separately

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I can't be fucked to apply topical solutions, I prefer oral medications. I'm going to start oral dut and oral min, I don't give a fuck about potential side effects. I get no pussy anyway and I don't care about dying from a heart attack.