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  • arfy
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    There's no need to use a dermaroller on your scalp, as Minoxidil penetrates perfectly fine without it. If anything, with a Dermaroller you risk getting Minoxidil more directly into your bloodstream, which might raise your blood pressure.

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  • PatientlyWaiting
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    TRX2 was trash. Stay away from that.

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  • HTsoon
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    Originally posted by BaldingEagle
    More like fighting a war with a tank. Fin alone works very well for most at least 5-10 years.
    Nah not a tank, it works well but it does not completely stop hair loss, it blocks only 60-70% DHT whilst dutasteride stops 93%, additionally minoxidil can cut shedding by up to half, leaving more terminal hairs on your scalp and delaying the miniaturization process, the dermaroller is a controversial one but it definitely helps with absorption of the minoxidil with 0.5mm, laser therapy is another controversial one, it doesn't hurt to include it, the nizoral 2% has been shown to be as effective as 2% minoxidil, all of these together, well now you've got a gun with fin, you've got a missle launcher with dutasteride, you got a grenade with minoxidil, you got a knife with nizoral and you got some ninja stars and nun chucks with the dermaroller and laser therapy. Now you've got yourself an Arsenal ready for war. Fin alone works but not as good.

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  • BaldingEagle
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    Originally posted by HTsoon
    A combination is best, fin alone is effective but studies show it's more effective when combined with minoxidil, add to that nizoral 2% and add to that dermarolling, add to that laser therapy just for kicks, add to that dutasteride 3x a week and now you got an Arsenal, only finasteride is like fighting a war with one gun.
    More like fighting a war with a tank. Fin alone works very well for most at least 5-10 years.

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  • eighteen
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    Originally posted by HTsoon
    A combination is best, fin alone is effective but studies show it's more effective when combined with minoxidil, add to that nizoral 2% and add to that dermarolling, add to that laser therapy just for kicks, add to that dutasteride 3x a week and now you got an Arsenal, only finasteride is like fighting a war with one gun.
    Thats an option if youre really rich.

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  • HTsoon
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    A combination is best, fin alone is effective but studies show it's more effective when combined with minoxidil, add to that nizoral 2% and add to that dermarolling, add to that laser therapy just for kicks, add to that dutasteride 3x a week and now you got an Arsenal, only finasteride is like fighting a war with one gun.

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  • eighteen
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    Originally posted by BaldingEagle
    Natural is just throwing money away. Fin or bald.
    This.

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  • eighteen
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    Originally posted by Hairmore
    A food supplement as a hair loss treatment with zinc, selenium, and biotin is pretty standard. There are many supplements out there that have these ingredients. They are quite proven to help with hair hair growth. Some treatments that contain these ingredients are Amitamin and TRX2. There are many other supplements as well and lots of ingredients that can actually help.

    I still believe in some of that natural stuff and some other people are also confident (ask the user called Herbaliser). This is one of his threads and it is quite interesting what he managed to achieve just with going natural:

    https://www.baldtruthtalk.com/thread...tural-remedies
    Nah

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  • eighteen
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    Originally posted by teulfette
    Hi! A friend of mine tried a dietary supplement nourishing complex includes zinc, selenium, and biotin. It boosts keratin ans collagen production.
    She is thrilled ! His hair has gradually pushed back . It was a bit like down after 3 weeks. She has not yet finished his cure because it lasts 3 months.
    I don't remember the name but i can ask her if you want.
    Nah

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  • Hairmore
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    A food supplement as a hair loss treatment with zinc, selenium, and biotin is pretty standard. There are many supplements out there that have these ingredients. They are quite proven to help with hair hair growth. Some treatments that contain these ingredients are Amitamin and TRX2. There are many other supplements as well and lots of ingredients that can actually help.

    I still believe in some of that natural stuff and some other people are also confident (ask the user called Herbaliser). This is one of his threads and it is quite interesting what he managed to achieve just with going natural:

    Good afternoon everyone, My hair has been thinning/falling out for the past year and I've tried minoxidil, it didn't work as it caused chest pain and dry eyes. So now I'm looking for natural remedies (pills, vitamins...) that'll just slow down or even better, stop the balding process. Thank you !

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  • Seuxin
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    Please dude....don't take the same error we do in the past !
    We dream about a natural cure, but really...natural is totaly bullshit for hair !

    Saddly, you didn't trust us...you will loose time, money and hair.

    Time is REALLY important in the battle of baldness...Don't waste it....go DUT or FIN !

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  • teulfette
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    natural works

    Hi! A friend of mine tried a dietary supplement nourishing complex includes zinc, selenium, and biotin. It boosts keratin ans collagen production.
    She is thrilled ! His hair has gradually pushed back . It was a bit like down after 3 weeks. She has not yet finished his cure because it lasts 3 months.
    I don't remember the name but i can ask her if you want.

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  • BaldingEagle
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    Natural is just throwing money away. Fin or bald.

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  • PatientlyWaiting
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    You're welcome.

    Just a note, that's just my experience from my hair loss journey, maybe there is something natural out there. I just have never seen anything with photographic evidence backing up its claims. Like you, I wanted to start natural, a long time ago, around 2008. I found out the hard way, wasted money on a natural way with nothing to show for. I saw the same pattern with asking for/looking for before and after pics, always none. Good luck.

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  • Reds
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    Thanks for the long reply, you just saved me money and time!...Reds

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